Ownership Lens Series Part 2: Investing for Systemic Change through Employee Ownership
Building Wealth: Mission Investors Exchange's Ownership Lens Investing Series
Now more than ever, impact investors are looking to find solutions that meet the needs of the communities they serve. One model gaining momentum is ownership lens investing. With continued bipartisan support, ownership lens investing is a powerful tool for asset owners to advance wealth building, support local economies, and generate scalable solutions.
Ownership Lens Series Part 2: Investing for Systemic Change through Employee Ownership
On September 10, 2025, Mission Investors Exchange (MIE) hosted the second part of our Ownership Lens Investing Series. This session defined employee ownership and discussed various models, explored the nuts and bolts of investing in employee ownership, and detailed how funders can invest in employee ownership across asset classes. The recording of Part 2 is accessible to members below.
Speakers:
- Tobi Adewodu, Associate Director of Investor Relations, Apis and Heritage Capital Partners
- Margot Kane, Chief Investment Officer, Spring Point Partners
- Alison Lingane, Founder, Ownership Capital Lab
- Katheryn Witt, Director of Program Content, MIE (moderator)
Other Contributors:
- Mauri Ingram, President and CEO, Whatcom Community Foundation
The Part 3 of our Ownership Lens Series, Investing in Local Resilience through Community-Owned Real Estate, will take place on Wednesday, November 12, from 11:30 a.m.-1 p.m. PT/2:30-4 p.m. ET, where we’ll examine how community owned real estate builds community wealth and local resilience. Register now!
MIE members, please log in to view the recording, key takeaways, and related resources. To inquire about membership and access, please contact Obi Asiama.
