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Don
Reed's background
as a Chartered Financial Analyst brings invaluable perspectives to Ecos’
work in demonstrating and measuring the business value of sustainability to
shareholders. A former Director of Research at The Carson Group in New York,
where he provided capital markets consulting services to some of the world’s
largest public corporations, Don works both with corporate clients to maximize
shareholder value through social and environmental strategies and with institutional
investors, advising on ways to measure and capture this value. At the Washington-based
World Resources Institute, Don led the world-renowned think tank’s corporate
engagement program, helping investors measure the value of sustainable business
strategies, and companies enhance shareholder value through profitably reducing
their environmental footprint, Don holds an honors degree in political economy
from Princeton University and an MBA from New York University’s Stern
School of Business.