Imagine a world that uses capitalism for good. In this episode, Mark Carnegie sits down with Andrew Thorburn and Michael Traill to discuss their new business venture, For Purpose Investment Partners and the future of capitalism. Together they explore a pivot to thoughtful capitalism, how a profit motive and a purpose motive can go hand in hand; giving your investors a good return and society a good outcome. M. H. Carnegie & Co. is proud to be the Co-Founder of For Purpose Investment Partners (FPIP), which is addressing a significant opportunity to respond to social infrastructure investment needs in partnership with the superannuation and social sectors. FPIP will originate, fund and facilitate large scale investment opportunities in Australia that provide compelling risk adjusted economic returns and meaningful social returns. This is CAPITALISM 2.0.

In this episode, Mark puts capitalism under the microscope looking at where it came from, when it worked, how it worked and when it hasn't. He then turns his head to the future of capitalism through the lens of impact investing; looking at what contemporary society is attempting to do to bring it back on track after a period where it ran out of control.

Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) considerations are increasingly important to be able to identify companies that are well prepared for the future. This is largely because companies that recognise the importance of adapting to changing socio-economic and environmental conditions are better able to identify strategic opportunities and meet competitive challenges.

Mark Carnegie is the founder of M.H. Carnegie & Co - a Sydney based venture capital fund with 8 different platforms. In this episode, host Chris Judd chats with Mark about his investment philosophy, how he’s investing and his views on the macro themes that impact all investors.

The Carnegie Project's first episode in a search for safety, is a look at wage growth. With host, Mark Carnegie exploring and sharing his thoughts on why wage growth is so important for 2020. As expenses around us continue to rise, wages remain flat. What do we do? How can we stimulate and grow the Australian economy? Wage growth is the answer Carnegie says.

We are at a unique point in history where employers and employees want the same thing. That thing is wage growth. Tune in and join the conversation.

What does it mean to be safe and why are we as humans, wired to mitigate hazards and conditions leading to physical, psychological or material harm?

In this podcast series "The Carnegie Project", seasoned Investment Banker and Venture Capitalist Mark Carnegie embarks on a search for safety. A quest for good health; financial health, mental health and physical health.

Listen in to find out why The Carnegie Project is taking on a search for safety.