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The new moral hunger And the Blended Value Market © 2007 all rights reserved

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The new moral hunger

And the Blended Value Market

© 2007 all rights reserved

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In the hallway between the investment office and the foundation office a new third pocket way of investing is emerging; a new Blended Value asset class.

As clear headed as investment and as warm hearted as giving.

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They tie community based organizations into a network and align them to use an online application that saves the state money while strengthening the core mission of social services agencies. Now operating in a half a dozen states but needs expansion capital to reach its potential

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First Book

• Provides hundreds of literacy programs with low cost books by aggregating the buying power of small programs in communities across the country. Model is proven and ready to grow.

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Real Benefits

• Incubated by the Families USA Foundation, a social entrepreneur took the concept and turned Real Benefits into a McArthur Genius Award winning system that makes health care and other benefits available to the marginalized. Now in two states and ready for expansion.

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Market interventions need to do the things the public

safety net used to do.

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Why a change is needed

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We create sustainable interventions using the market to change the game and help people

bridge the gap

What Goodcap does

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investment | philanthropy > spectrum of investing > overview

Investing and giving no longer a binary choiceInvesting and giving no longer a binary choice

© Graphic conceptualizations © Mark Beam, Collective Intelligence 2007

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investment | philanthropy > spectrum of investing > overview

Instead, a spectrum has evolvedInstead, a spectrum has evolved

© Graphic conceptualizations © Mark Beam, Collective Intelligence 2007

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investment | philanthropy > spectrum of investing

investmentinvestment philanthropyphilanthropyblended valueblended value

Do you seek market rate

returns?

Do you sacrifice all your capital for

positive impact?Do you sacrifice some return for positive impact?

© Graphic conceptualizations © Mark Beam, Collective Intelligence 2007

You ask three questions, not just two, because it’s a spectrum

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investment | philanthropy > spectrum of investing

Strategic Philanthropy

Socially Screened

Funds

Community Investment

Socially Targeted Market Rate

Funds

Social & Community Development

Venture Capital

market ratemarket rate near market ratenear market rate concessionary rateconcessionary rate no return, tax creditno return, tax credit

© Graphic conceptualizations © Mark Beam, Collective Intelligence 2007

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investment | philanthropy > spectrum of investing

Strategic Philanthropy

Socially Screened

Funds

Community Investment

Socially Targeted Market Rate

Funds

Social & Community Development

Venture Capital

market ratemarket rate near market ratenear market rate concessionary rateconcessionary rate no return, tax creditno return, tax credit

•Calvert• Domini• Access Capital• Generation

© Graphic conceptualizations © Mark Beam, Collective Intelligence 2007

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investment | philanthropy > spectrum of investing

Strategic Philanthropy

Socially Screened

Funds

Community Investment

Socially Targeted Market Rate

Funds

Social & Community Development

Venture Capital

market ratemarket rate near market ratenear market rate concessionary rateconcessionary rate no return, tax creditno return, tax credit

• Blue Orchard Microfinance• Community Reinvestment Fund• Deutsche Eye Fund

© Graphic conceptualizations © Mark Beam, Collective Intelligence 2007

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investment | philanthropy > spectrum of investing

Strategic Philanthropy

Socially Screened

Funds

Community Investment

Socially Targeted Market Rate

Funds

Social & Community Development

Venture Capital

market ratemarket rate near market ratenear market rate concessionary rateconcessionary rate no return, tax creditno return, tax credit

• Pacific Community Ventures• CEI (Maine, VT, NH)• CDVCA• Investors’ Circle

© Graphic conceptualizations © Mark Beam, Collective Intelligence 2007

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investment | philanthropy > spectrum of investing

Strategic Philanthropy

Socially Screened

Funds

Community Investment

Socially Targeted Market Rate

Funds

Social & Community Development

Venture Capital

market ratemarket rate near market ratenear market rate concessionary rateconcessionary rate no return, tax creditno return, tax credit

• Calvert Foundation• Good Capital• Nonprofit Finance Fund• RSF Social Finance• Oasis (Blue Orchard)

© Graphic conceptualizations © Mark Beam, Collective Intelligence 2007

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Strategic Philanthropy

Socially Screened

Funds

Community and SE

Investment

Socially Targeted Market Rate Instruments

Social & Community Development

Venture Capital

market ratemarket rate near market ratenear market rate concessionary rateconcessionary rate no return, tax creditno return, tax credit

• REDF• Social Venture Partners• New Profit Inc.

Acumen,Newschools

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The new space we fill…

Risk/Return

Purpose

Why they don’t

plug the gap

TraditionalCapital Market

Market rate risk/ return

Maximizefinancial return

No interest in social impact or the cost of doing good

Donors -Grants

HI RiskNo Return (tax break)

Maximize social return

Limited scale

Often lacks business case

Debt(NonProfit, ComDev,

most PRIs)

Med/Low RiskLow Return

Demands collateral, lower risk profile doesn’t fund expansion

Expansion Equity and Equity-like

Med/High RiskMed/Low Return

Balances SROI within traditional business ROI for expansion

Fills the growth gap, its what we are creating

CDVCs/ SVCs

High RiskMed/High Return

Maximize financial return within social or community development context

No appetite for the cost of doing good

Fiduciary responsibility to get a market rate return

Social Return Financial Return

Balances SROI within business traditional ROI

e.g. Banks and Private Equity

Foundations Calvert Foundation Partners for a Common Good NP Finance Fund

Pac Com Ventures SJF Ventures Investors Circle

Some Venture Philanthropy and Foundations nibble around the edges, no inst.

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Filling the growth gap

For funding the expansion of proven social enterprises….

Opportunity Solution Why GC Execution

…creating the need for a new asset class that: understands the risks and benefits of doing good, invests in great social entrepreneurs, and creates the inspiration and motivation for others to think big, achieve more

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CommercialDebt

Grants

Infr

as

tru

ctu

re

Capital

SocialAngels

SocialVC

“PRI”Debt

PublicMarket SRI

LandscapeDefinition

Evaluation/Certification

Transactional(e.g. Funds)

ExchangePlatform

AA1000

GRI

RSF Social Finance

NFF Capital

Partners

Investors’Circle

Aspen Institute

Domini SocialInvestments

Underdog

Chicago ClimateExchange

SouthShore Bank

Calvert Special Equities - CF CI Notes - Calvert Mutual Funds

New Schools

BOVESPASocial

Stock Exchange

Origo

NFFLendingAcumen Fund Generation

Investments

GenerationFoundation

Ashoka

Deutsche Eye Fund

© Jay Coen Gilbert, Don Shaffer and John Katovich

The infrastructure for the Social Capital Market is emerging

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CommercialDebt

Grants

Infr

as

tru

ctu

re

Capital

SocialAngels

SocialVC

“PRI”Debt

PublicMarket SRI

LandscapeDefinition

Evaluation/Certification

Transactional(e.g. Funds)

ExchangePlatform

CalvertPhilanthropicAssets/DAF

AA1000

GRI

RSF Social Finance

Local Exchange

NFF Capital

Partners

Investors’Circle

Aspen Institute

Domini SocialInvestments

Underdog

Chicago ClimateExchange

B Lab

Good Capital

SouthShore Bank

Calvert Special Equities - CF CI Notes - Calvert Mutual Funds

New Schools

Xigi.net

BOVESPASocial

Stock Exchange

UK SocialStock Exchange

Fourth Sector Network

Origo

NFFLendingAcumen Fund

Patient CapitalCollaborative Generation

Investments

GenerationFoundation

Ashoka

Deutsche Eye Fund

© Jay Coen Gilbert, Don Shaffer and John Katovich

More intermediaries a sign of new money in the Blended Value Market

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investment | philanthropy

New capital with new powerto make change

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• Working Today• Evergreen Lodge• Real Benefits• The Benefit Bank• First Book

good capital > where

Social enterprises ready to grow

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accelerating the flow of capital to good

Goodcap.net

GoodCap’s xigi map:http://www.xigi.net/index.php?en=338

Graphic conceptualizations © Mark Beam, Collective Intelligence 2007

Impact graphic © Aquillian Investments LLC