Robert Brooke Zevin

Boston Trust Walden, Inc. is a SEC-registered investment advisor headquartered in Boston, Massachusetts. The firm was founded in 1974 and formerly known as Boston Trust Investment Management, Inc. They are a wholly-owned subsidiary of Boston Trust Walden Co., which in turn is wholly-owned by Boston Trust Walden Corp. Boston Trust Walden provides investment advisory services to the Boston Trust Walden Funds and separately managed accounts which includes institutions, pensions, government agencies and other institutional clients. They also provide investment management services to investors with environmental, social, and governance (ESG) guidelines and sub-advisory services to mutual funds.

Founded in 1997, Zevin Asset Management LLC is a registered investment advisor located in Boston, Massachusetts. The firm provides investment advice to high net-worth individuals, trusts, non-profit organizations, foundations, partnerships, endowments, and non-taxable retirement accounts such as 401(K) accounts, IRAs, and pension plans.

Fenton Communications, Inc. provides public-interest consulting services. The private company is based in New York, NY and has subsidiaries in the United States. The company was founded by David Fenton.

Child Care Resource Center provides child care referral services. The company was founded in 1975 and is headquartered in Chatsworth, CA.

Shared Interest is a nonprofit organization founded in 1994 by Donna Katzin and other anti-apartheid activists and socially responsible investors. The non-profit company is based in New York, NY. The organization's core mission is to facilitate guarantees that catalyze South Africa's own banks to lend to black entrepreneurs, farmers, and microfinance institutions, thereby creating inclusive and sustainable solutions to address the region's growing economic inequality. Shared Interest has provided $34 million in loan guarantees, which has unlocked more than $131 million in local capital for black businesses and ultimately benefitted more than 2 million economically disenfranchised Southern Africans. The organization recently implemented a new business model and expanded to other Southern African countries, including Eswatini, Malawi, Mozambique, and Zambia.