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Lucas Turner-Owens and Eric Horvath, co-founders and co-hosts of Impact(ed), kick off Season 2 with their longtime friend and colleague Rodney Foxworth (Worthmore), to talk a bit about their non-linear career paths, advice they would give their younger selves, and how moving capital can always be an expression of values.
- 01:43 Lucas's Path to Purpose and Impact
- 6:18 Eric's Journey from Education to Impact Investing
- 14:14 How Rodney, Eric, and Lucas Met
- 17:20 The Multi-faceted Work Eric is Doing Today
- 19:50 The Work Lucas is Doing Today and How Investing Can Be an Expression of Values
- 27:19 Advice for the Next Generation and Closing Thoughts
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