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The U.S. Impact Investing Alliance is an independent U.S. nonprofit 501(c)(3) policy advocacy organization founded in 2016 and headquartered in Washington, D.C., dedicated to raising awareness of impact investing, fostering deployment of impact capital, and building the U.S. impact investing ecosystem. It was incubated by the Ford Foundation for four years before spinning out in December 2020 and is now fiscally sponsored by New Venture Fund. The organization does not develop proprietary technology; its outputs are research reports and policy programs including Private Capital Public Good, Impact at Work, Impact in Place, Impact in the Balance, and the Inclusive Economic Growth program, supplemented by ongoing SEC and DOL comment letters, congressional testimony, and convenings such as Climate Week NYC.

The Alliance serves as a field-builder and convener rather than a product vendor, with a stakeholder base spanning federal and state policymakers (SEC, DOL, Federal Reserve, Treasury, OCC), institutional investors, public companies, foundations, and community lenders. It co-leads the Coalition on Inclusive Economic Growth with B Lab U.S. & Canada (60+ organizations) and supports the Presidents' Council on Impact Investing. Major institutional partners include the Federal Reserve Bank of New York (which commissioned its Impact in Place report), Ford Foundation, MacArthur Foundation, ImpactAssets, McKnight Foundation, and the International Sustainability Standards Board (ISSB). Leadership comprises President Fran Seegull, with Advisory Board Chair John Palfrey (President of MacArthur Foundation) succeeding Darren Walker (President of Ford Foundation) in 2023.

The organization is funded through foundation and philanthropic support and provides all programs, publications, and resources free of charge; no commercial revenue, pricing, or sales motion exists. Its go-to-market is coalition-driven policy advocacy and investor engagement rather than product sales, with distribution handled through a website, ImpactAlpha Policy Corner partnership, newsletter, social channels, annual reports, and direct policy engagement with regulators and Congressional staff.

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The U.S. Impact Investing Alliance is an independent 501(c)(3) nonprofit founded in 2016 and headquartered in Washington, D.C. that advocates for impact investing policy and builds the U.S. field through research reports, regulatory comment letters, and coalitions serving investors, policymakers, and public companies.

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impact investing advocacy, policy research, ESG disclosure frameworks, stakeholder capitalism, community investing
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1Impact Investing & Social Finance (Funds, CDFIs, Microfinance)
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2Sustainable Private Markets (Impact PE/VC, Private Credit, Infrastructure)
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3Impact Investment & Development Investment Funds
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  • Social Advocacy Organizations8133
  • Portfolio Management and Investment Advice52394
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  • Investment Advice6282
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Impact Investing Policy Advocacy
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The organization receives funding and support from foundations including the Ford Foundation. It spun out from the Ford Foundation in December 2020 following a four-year incubation period and is now fiscally sponsored by New Venture Fund, a 501(c)(3) public charity.

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The U.S. Impact Investing Alliance is an independent nonprofit policy advocacy organization that raises awareness of impact investing in the United States, fosters deployment of impact capital, and helps build the impact investing ecosystem. It produces research reports and policy recommendations (Private Capital Public Good, Impact at Work, Impact in Place, Impact in the Balance), runs policy programs (Inclusive Economic Growth), submits formal comment letters to federal regulators, testifies before Congress, and convenes coalitions of investors, businesses, and nonprofits. All outputs are provided free of charge to advance the impact investing field.

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  • Speaking for investors who own and manage assets well in excess of one trillion dollars
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The U.S. Impact Investing Alliance operates as a policy advocacy organization rather than a technology product company. Its offerings consist of research reports, policy programs, and advocacy initiatives focused on advancing impact investing in the United States. The core products include the 'Private Capital, Public Good' policy framework, the 'Impact at Work' report on corporate impact investing strategies, the 'Impact in Place' report (commissioned by the Federal Reserve Bank of New York) on community investing trends, the 'Inclusive Economic Growth' policy program, and the 'Impact in the Balance' program. These publications and programs work together to raise awareness of impact investing, foster deployment of impact capital, and help build the impact investing ecosystem through advocacy, coalition-building, and policy recommendations.

Product and service5 records
1Private Capital, Public Good: Building Shared Prosperity
CategoryResearch Report / Policy Program
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A flagship research report providing bipartisan policy recommendations for how the Administration and Congress can create shared prosperity, serving as the organization's core policy framework for impact investing and stakeholder capitalism.

2Impact at Work
CategoryResearch Report / Policy Program
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An examination of corporate impact investing strategies and their durability, providing an overview of the current state of corporate impact investing with a focus on best practices for companies developing durable strategies that advance positive outcomes for stakeholders.

3Impact in Place
CategoryResearch Report / Policy Program
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A report commissioned by the Federal Reserve Bank of New York examining key trends in community investing, including increased corporate engagement, leveraging of donor advised fund capital, and innovative participatory models for community wealth building.

4Inclusive Economic Growth
CategoryPolicy Program
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A policy program focused on advancing policies that refocus corporations and investors on real and equitable value creation promoting quality jobs, thriving communities, and environmental resilience, including co-leadership of the Coalition on Inclusive Economic Growth with B Lab U.S. & Canada.

5Impact in the Balance
CategoryResearch Report / Policy Program
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A policy program examining the intersection of impact investing and broader economic systems, focused on policy and ecosystem considerations for impact investing.

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Partnership8 partners
1Coalition on Inclusive Economic Growth
Strategic tierCoreTypeStrategic or Co-development PartnerAnnounced on2024-02-06
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Co-led by the U.S. Impact Investing Alliance and B Lab U.S. & Canada, this coalition of over 60 businesses, investors, and nonprofits works to advance policies promoting inclusive economic growth, racial equity, and sustainable capitalism. The Alliance collaborates with this coalition on regulatory advocacy including SEC human capital management rules and Community Reinvestment Act modernization.

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Strategic tierFlagshipTypeStrategic or Co-development PartnerAnnounced on2023-06-08
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John Palfrey, President of MacArthur Foundation, was named Advisory Board Chair of the U.S. Impact Investing Alliance, succeeding Darren Walker. MacArthur Foundation is a major philanthropy focused on building a more just, verdant, and peaceful world.

Strategic tierFlagshipTypeStrategic or Co-development PartnerAnnounced on2021-06-03
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Commissioned the U.S. Impact Investing Alliance to produce the Impact in Place report examining key trends in the community investing field. The Federal Reserve Bank of New York hosted the report launch event and continues to feature the report in its community development outreach and education resources.

Strategic tierCoreTypeOthersAnnounced on2020-12-21
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Following spinout from Ford Foundation in December 2020, the Alliance is now fiscally sponsored by New Venture Fund, a 501(c)(3) public charity, providing administrative infrastructure and nonprofit status.

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Co-leader of the Coalition on Inclusive Economic Growth alongside the Alliance. B Lab U.S. & Canada is a nonprofit leader in the certified B Corporation movement, focused on business as a force for good.

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Partnered with the Alliance and Ford Foundation to organize curated Climate Week NYC discussions on accelerating climate investing, public-private collaboration, and investing at the intersection of climate and communities.

7Presidents' Council on Impact Investing
Strategic tierFlagshipTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
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A group of philanthropic leaders dedicated to practicing and promoting impact investing principles. The Alliance celebrates and supports this initiative, with McKnight Foundation President Tonya Allen serving as Co-Chair. The Council brings together foundation presidents committed to impact investing.

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The Alliance has consistently supported the ISSB's efforts to establish global sustainability standards, voicing support for exposure drafts and applauding the issuance of inaugural global sustainability standards. The Alliance engages with ISSB consultations and advocates for U.S. alignment with global standards.

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Impact investing donor advised fund sponsor and field-builder. Partners with the Alliance on Climate Week NYC convenings and serves a complementary role growing the pool of impact-investing capital.

TypeBroad incumbent
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UN-backed international network for responsible investment signatories. Operates globally with broader scope than the U.S.-only Alliance, but pursues closely aligned ESG integration and disclosure policy goals.

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Large, established U.S. think tank convening leaders across policy domains including economic opportunity. Comparable as a foundation-backed, nonpartisan policy convener whose funder model mirrors the Alliance's.

TypeDirect peer
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Coalition of 300+ faith- and values-driven institutional investors engaging on corporate ESG issues. Highly comparable as an investor-led coalition that shares advocacy channels and policy positions with the Alliance.

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U.S.-focused sustainability advocacy nonprofit mobilizing investors, companies, and policymakers on climate and ESG disclosure. Comparable in operating as a field-builder and policy convener aligned with the Alliance's stakeholder-capitalism agenda.

TypeDirect peer
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U.S. membership association for sustainable and responsible investing. Shares the Alliance's policy-advocacy orientation toward sustainable capital markets and serves a similar institutional-investor constituency in the U.S.

TypeDirect peer
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Nonprofit that ranks and advocates for stakeholder-oriented corporate behavior and disclosure. Closely aligned with the Alliance's workforce disclosure and human capital management policy priorities.

TypeEmerging player
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Peer network of philanthropic foundations practicing and learning about impact investing. Operates in an adjacent field-builder role with overlapping funder relationships and impact-investing convening activity.

TypeDirect peer
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Nonprofit behind the B Corp certification and an explicit co-leader of the Coalition on Inclusive Economic Growth alongside the Alliance, sharing overlapping funder networks and policy advocacy on stakeholder capitalism.

TypeDirect peer
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The leading global impact investing membership organization. Both the GIIN and the Alliance are field-building nonprofits convening investors around impact investing, with overlapping audiences and complementary geographic focus (global vs. U.S.).

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U.S. Impact Investing Alliance

Impact Investing Policy Advocacyimpinvalliance.org

The U.S. Impact Investing Alliance is an independent 501(c)(3) nonprofit founded in 2016 and headquartered in Washington, D.C. that advocates for impact investing policy and builds the U.S. field through research reports, regulatory comment letters, and coalitions serving investors, policymakers, and public companies.

What U.S. Impact Investing Alliance does

The U.S. Impact Investing Alliance is an independent U.S. nonprofit 501(c)(3) policy advocacy organization founded in 2016 and headquartered in Washington, D.C., dedicated to raising awareness of impact investing, fostering deployment of impact capital, and building the U.S. impact investing ecosystem. It was incubated by the Ford Foundation for four years before spinning out in December 2020 and is now fiscally sponsored by New Venture Fund. The organization does not develop proprietary technology; its outputs are research reports and policy programs including Private Capital Public Good, Impact at Work, Impact in Place, Impact in the Balance, and the Inclusive Economic Growth program, supplemented by ongoing SEC and DOL comment letters, congressional testimony, and convenings such as Climate Week NYC.

The Alliance serves as a field-builder and convener rather than a product vendor, with a stakeholder base spanning federal and state policymakers (SEC, DOL, Federal Reserve, Treasury, OCC), institutional investors, public companies, foundations, and community lenders. It co-leads the Coalition on Inclusive Economic Growth with B Lab U.S. & Canada (60+ organizations) and supports the Presidents' Council on Impact Investing. Major institutional partners include the Federal Reserve Bank of New York (which commissioned its Impact in Place report), Ford Foundation, MacArthur Foundation, ImpactAssets, McKnight Foundation, and the International Sustainability Standards Board (ISSB). Leadership comprises President Fran Seegull, with Advisory Board Chair John Palfrey (President of MacArthur Foundation) succeeding Darren Walker (President of Ford Foundation) in 2023.

The organization is funded through foundation and philanthropic support and provides all programs, publications, and resources free of charge; no commercial revenue, pricing, or sales motion exists. Its go-to-market is coalition-driven policy advocacy and investor engagement rather than product sales, with distribution handled through a website, ImpactAlpha Policy Corner partnership, newsletter, social channels, annual reports, and direct policy engagement with regulators and Congressional staff.

U.S. Impact Investing Alliance firmographics

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U.S. Impact Investing Alliance
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U.S. Impact Investing Alliance
Website
https://impinvalliance.org
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Private
Founded year
2016
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Operating
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1–10 employees
Short description
The U.S. Impact Investing Alliance is an independent 501(c)(3) nonprofit founded in 2016 and headquartered in Washington, D.C. that advocates for impact investing policy and builds the U.S. field through research reports, regulatory comment letters, and coalitions serving investors, policymakers, and public companies.
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Impact Investing Policy Advocacy
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Social Advocacy Organizations (8133), Portfolio Management and Investment Advice (52394)
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Investment Advice (6282)
akta.pro primary industry
Impact Investing & Social Finance (Funds, CDFIs, Microfinance) (BPAGALAA)
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Sustainable Private Markets (Impact PE/VC, Private Credit, Infrastructure) (FSAAALAG), Impact Investment & Development Investment Funds (BPADACAO)

Keywords

  • Impact investing advocacy
  • Policy research
  • ESG disclosure frameworks
  • Stakeholder capitalism
  • Community investing

Where U.S. Impact Investing Alliance is headquartered

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North America

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  1. Foundation and Philanthropic Support: The organization receives funding and support from foundations including the Ford Foundation. It spun out from the Ford Foundation in December 2020 following a four-year incubation period and is now fiscally sponsored by New Venture Fund, a 501(c)(3) public charity.

Go-to-market motion1 record

Distribution channels2 records

Marketing channels7 records

U.S. Impact Investing Alliance product offering

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Core offering

The U.S. Impact Investing Alliance is an independent nonprofit policy advocacy organization that raises awareness of impact investing in the United States, fosters deployment of impact capital, and helps build the impact investing ecosystem. It produces research reports and policy recommendations (Private Capital Public Good, Impact at Work, Impact in Place, Impact in the Balance), runs policy programs (Inclusive Economic Growth), submits formal comment letters to federal regulators, testifies before Congress, and convenes coalitions of investors, businesses, and nonprofits. All outputs are provided free of charge to advance the impact investing field.

Product overview

The U.S. Impact Investing Alliance operates as a policy advocacy organization rather than a technology product company. Its offerings consist of research reports, policy programs, and advocacy initiatives focused on advancing impact investing in the United States. The core products include the 'Private Capital, Public Good' policy framework, the 'Impact at Work' report on corporate impact investing strategies, the 'Impact in Place' report (commissioned by the Federal Reserve Bank of New York) on community investing trends, the 'Inclusive Economic Growth' policy program, and the 'Impact in the Balance' program. These publications and programs work together to raise awareness of impact investing, foster deployment of impact capital, and help build the impact investing ecosystem through advocacy, coalition-building, and policy recommendations.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Products and services

  • Private Capital, Public Good: Building Shared Prosperity A flagship research report providing bipartisan policy recommendations for how the Administration and Congress can create shared prosperity, serving as the organization's core policy framework for impact investing and stakeholder capitalism.
  • Impact at Work An examination of corporate impact investing strategies and their durability, providing an overview of the current state of corporate impact investing with a focus on best practices for companies developing durable strategies that advance positive outcomes for stakeholders.
  • Impact in Place A report commissioned by the Federal Reserve Bank of New York examining key trends in community investing, including increased corporate engagement, leveraging of donor advised fund capital, and innovative participatory models for community wealth building.
  • Inclusive Economic Growth A policy program focused on advancing policies that refocus corporations and investors on real and equitable value creation promoting quality jobs, thriving communities, and environmental resilience, including co-leadership of the Coalition on Inclusive Economic Growth with B Lab U.S. & Canada.
  • Impact in the Balance A policy program examining the intersection of impact investing and broader economic systems, focused on policy and ecosystem considerations for impact investing.

Quantifiable outcome

  • Speaking for investors who own and manage assets well in excess of one trillion dollars

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U.S. Impact Investing Alliance partnerships and signals

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  • Coalition on Inclusive Economic GrowthcoreStrategic or Co-development Partner · 6 February 2024Co-led by the U.S. Impact Investing Alliance and B Lab U.S. & Canada, this coalition of over 60 businesses, investors, and nonprofits works to advance policies promoting inclusive economic growth, racial equity, and sustainable capitalism. The Alliance collaborates with this coalition on regulatory advocacy including SEC human capital management rules and Community Reinvestment Act modernization.
  • John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur FoundationflagshipStrategic or Co-development Partner · 8 June 2023John Palfrey, President of MacArthur Foundation, was named Advisory Board Chair of the U.S. Impact Investing Alliance, succeeding Darren Walker. MacArthur Foundation is a major philanthropy focused on building a more just, verdant, and peaceful world.
  • Federal Reserve Bank of New YorkflagshipStrategic or Co-development Partner · 3 June 2021Commissioned the U.S. Impact Investing Alliance to produce the Impact in Place report examining key trends in the community investing field. The Federal Reserve Bank of New York hosted the report launch event and continues to feature the report in its community development outreach and education resources.
  • New Venture FundcoreOthers · 21 December 2020Following spinout from Ford Foundation in December 2020, the Alliance is now fiscally sponsored by New Venture Fund, a 501(c)(3) public charity, providing administrative infrastructure and nonprofit status.
  • B Lab U.S. & CanadacoreStrategic or Co-development PartnerCo-leader of the Coalition on Inclusive Economic Growth alongside the Alliance. B Lab U.S. & Canada is a nonprofit leader in the certified B Corporation movement, focused on business as a force for good.
  • ImpactAssetsmajorStrategic or Co-development PartnerPartnered with the Alliance and Ford Foundation to organize curated Climate Week NYC discussions on accelerating climate investing, public-private collaboration, and investing at the intersection of climate and communities.
  • Presidents' Council on Impact InvestingflagshipStrategic or Co-development PartnerA group of philanthropic leaders dedicated to practicing and promoting impact investing principles. The Alliance celebrates and supports this initiative, with McKnight Foundation President Tonya Allen serving as Co-Chair. The Council brings together foundation presidents committed to impact investing.
  • International Sustainability Standards Board (ISSB)majorStrategic or Co-development PartnerThe Alliance has consistently supported the ISSB's efforts to establish global sustainability standards, voicing support for exposure drafts and applauding the issuance of inaugural global sustainability standards. The Alliance engages with ISSB consultations and advocates for U.S. alignment with global standards.

Scale indicators3 records

Recent moves7 records

Expansion highlights5 records

U.S. Impact Investing Alliance competitors and assessment

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Direct peers

  • ImpactAssets: Impact investing donor advised fund sponsor and field-builder. Partners with the Alliance on Climate Week NYC convenings and serves a complementary role growing the pool of impact-investing capital.
  • Interfaith Center on Corporate Responsibility (ICCR): Coalition of 300+ faith- and values-driven institutional investors engaging on corporate ESG issues. Highly comparable as an investor-led coalition that shares advocacy channels and policy positions with the Alliance.
  • Ceres: U.S.-focused sustainability advocacy nonprofit mobilizing investors, companies, and policymakers on climate and ESG disclosure. Comparable in operating as a field-builder and policy convener aligned with the Alliance's stakeholder-capitalism agenda.
  • US SIF: The Sustainable Investment Forum: U.S. membership association for sustainable and responsible investing. Shares the Alliance's policy-advocacy orientation toward sustainable capital markets and serves a similar institutional-investor constituency in the U.S.
  • JUST Capital: Nonprofit that ranks and advocates for stakeholder-oriented corporate behavior and disclosure. Closely aligned with the Alliance's workforce disclosure and human capital management policy priorities.
  • B Lab U.S. & Canada: Nonprofit behind the B Corp certification and an explicit co-leader of the Coalition on Inclusive Economic Growth alongside the Alliance, sharing overlapping funder networks and policy advocacy on stakeholder capitalism.
  • Global Impact Investing Network (GIIN): The leading global impact investing membership organization. Both the GIIN and the Alliance are field-building nonprofits convening investors around impact investing, with overlapping audiences and complementary geographic focus (global vs. U.S.).

Broad incumbents

  • Principles for Responsible Investment (PRI): UN-backed international network for responsible investment signatories. Operates globally with broader scope than the U.S.-only Alliance, but pursues closely aligned ESG integration and disclosure policy goals.
  • Aspen Institute: Large, established U.S. think tank convening leaders across policy domains including economic opportunity. Comparable as a foundation-backed, nonpartisan policy convener whose funder model mirrors the Alliance's.

Emerging players

  • Confluence Philanthropy: Peer network of philanthropic foundations practicing and learning about impact investing. Operates in an adjacent field-builder role with overlapping funder relationships and impact-investing convening activity.

Market position

Strengths4 records

Weaknesses4 records

Competitive moat5 records

Key risks6 records

Key highlights7 records

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Frequently asked questions about U.S. Impact Investing Alliance

What does U.S. Impact Investing Alliance do?

The U.S. Impact Investing Alliance is an independent nonprofit policy advocacy organization that raises awareness of impact investing in the United States, fosters deployment of impact capital, and helps build the impact investing ecosystem. It produces research reports and policy recommendations (Private Capital Public Good, Impact at Work, Impact in Place, Impact in the Balance), runs policy programs (Inclusive Economic Growth), submits formal comment letters to federal regulators, testifies before Congress, and convenes coalitions of investors, businesses, and nonprofits. All outputs are provided free of charge to advance the impact investing field.

Is U.S. Impact Investing Alliance a public or private company?

U.S. Impact Investing Alliance is a private company. It is classified as nonprofit foundation owned and is currently operating.

When was U.S. Impact Investing Alliance founded?

U.S. Impact Investing Alliance was founded in 2016. It employs 1 to 10 people.

Where is U.S. Impact Investing Alliance based?

U.S. Impact Investing Alliance is headquartered in New York, United States, in the North America region.

How does U.S. Impact Investing Alliance make money?

One revenue line is on record: foundation and Philanthropic Support.

Who are U.S. Impact Investing Alliance's main competitors?

Direct peers on record are ImpactAssets, Interfaith Center on Corporate Responsibility (ICCR), Ceres, US SIF: The Sustainable Investment Forum, JUST Capital, B Lab U.S. & Canada and Global Impact Investing Network (GIIN). Broad incumbents are Principles for Responsible Investment (PRI) and Aspen Institute. Confluence Philanthropy is listed as an emerging player.

Does U.S. Impact Investing Alliance have an API?

No public API is recorded for U.S. Impact Investing Alliance.

What industry is U.S. Impact Investing Alliance in?

U.S. Impact Investing Alliance's product category is Impact Investing Policy Advocacy. Its primary akta.pro industry code is BPAGALAA, Impact Investing & Social Finance (Funds, CDFIs, Microfinance), with a secondary code of FSAAALAG, Sustainable Private Markets (Impact PE/VC, Private Credit, Infrastructure). Its NAICS code is 8133 and its SIC code is 6282.

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PR NewswireU.S. Impact Investing Alliance Names John Palfrey, President of the John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation, as Advisory Board ChairThe U.S. Impact Investing Alliance announced that John Palfrey, President of the John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation, has been appointed as its new Advisory Board Chair, succeeding Darren Walker of the Ford Foundation who held the position since 2016. Palfrey becomes the third Chair in the Alliance's history, following Walker and Matt Bannick, with the transition reflecting the continued involvement of major foundations in the impact investing movement. The MacArthur Foundation, an anchor funder since the Alliance's inception, has committed over $800 million to mission-driven funds and enterprises over 40 years, while the Ford Foundation announced a $1 billion mission investing commitment during Walker's tenure.PR NewswireU.S. Impact Investing Alliance Publishes "Impact at Work" to Spotlight Opportunities for Corporate Impact InvestingThe U.S. Impact Investing Alliance published "Impact at Work," a report examining corporate impact investing strategies and their durability, produced with support from the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation. The report explores how corporations can develop lasting approaches to investing in racial equity, community development, and climate initiatives beyond traditional grantmaking. It provides best practices and recommendations for companies seeking to build authentic, transparent impact investment programs that align with their business priorities.PR NewswireU.S. Impact Investing Alliance Publishes New Report on Community Investment and How to Drive More Capital to Underserved CommunitiesThe U.S. Impact Investing Alliance published a report titled "Impact in Place: Emerging Sources of Community Investment Capital and Strategies to Direct it at Scale," commissioned by the Federal Reserve Bank of New York's community development team, exploring the landscape of capital flowing to local economic development and underserved communities. The report identifies structural barriers preventing more capital from flowing to underserved communities, including lack of investor education and misperceptions about fiduciary duty, and offers recommendations for investors and public actors to work together to better leverage capital. The 2020 report highlights increased corporate engagement in community investing and features case studies on companies including PayPal, Netflix, and Google as examples of new commitments to local economic development.PR NewswireU.S. Impact Investing Alliance Launches to Scale the Practice of Impact InvestingThe U.S. Impact Investing Alliance announced the launch of its expanded network dedicated to advancing impact investing in the United States and globally, building on its foundation established last year. The Alliance brings together an 11-member board of practitioners, a Presidents' Council comprising 20 private foundations with $60 billion in combined endowed assets, and an Industry Advisory Council representing over 800 members managing trillions of dollars in assets. The initiative traces its roots to the 2013 G8 meeting and operates as part of the Global Steering Group on Impact Investing, which includes 15 countries plus the EU.