At Nia we love the end of December–this most quiet week of the year. We take time to look back on the previous year and all of its ups and downs. As we reflect on 2022, we know the challenges were great. Many of us were ready to move forward…

What a year 2022 has been for all of us! We continue to chart new “post pandemic, though kind of still wary of the pandemic” territory. We are each navigating how to be together again, and what that means for work, for travel and beyond. All of this “new normal”…

Thank you B Lab for recognizing Nia in two categories: Best for the World: Customers 2022 B Corp Best for the World: Governance 2022 B Corp Nia Impact Capital is proud to be one of the Best For The World™ B Corp companies again in 2022 in the categories of…

As Fall arrives, kids head back to school, and the weather cools, we love the opportunity to cozy up and catch up on our reading. In that spirit, we at Nia are excited to share our Fall Reading List for 2022. …

Last week I had the great privilege of joining OARs to raft the Green River through the Gates of Ladore in Utah. In addition to being an impact investor, I serve on the board of American Rivers, a national non-profit organization combining advocacy with field work in key river basins…

Yesterday we learned of Elon having twins with a former Tesla employee, now a current executive at one of his companies. While there is so much other news happening in the world, from an ongoing world pandemic, to our climate crisis, to rampant gun violence across the nation, Elon Musk…

I used to give up wine or cocktails, and when I was younger, chocolate. With everything going on in our world, giving up alcohol or sweets seems so 2019. Since 2020 — for all the reasons–and again this year, I am giving up the patriarchy for Lent. This year my…

Originally posted on Money Doula I used to give up wine or cocktails, and when I was younger, chocolate. With everything going on in our world, giving up alcohol or sweets seems so 2019. …

With the recent double wins for Democrats in Georgia, and turmoil in DC, there is a lot of speculation about what is in store for investors and our economy in 2021. As we learned in 2020, we need to be prepared to expect the unexpected. With much anticipation for a…