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NEW YORK, May 10, 2021 /PRNewswire/ BlueMark, a leading provider of independent impact verification services for investors and companies, announced the creation of a first-of its-kind benchmark for tracking best practices in impact management. Designed to root out impact-washing, BlueMark s benchmark allows market participants to readily differentiate between impact leaders and learners.
The benchmark is based on aggregated data and insights from 30 impact verifications for investors with a combined $99 billion in impact assets under management on their alignment with the Operating Principles for Impact Management ( Impact Principles ), the leading market standard for impact management practices. Each BlueMark impact verification involves conducting multiple interviews with client teams and reviewing hundreds of pages of investment policies, transaction documents, data, and reports. The full report,
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The government should scrap the National Citizen Service (NCS) and use the money to properly fund council youth services, the Liberal Democrats said,
Branding the youth programme David Cameron s pet project Lib Dem education spokesperson Daisy Cooper said the money should be given councils who would make better use of it.
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“We look forward to seeing the business prosper under his stewardship,” executive director at the AHR group, Tyla Phillips, said.
“Steve Ayers also brings with him a wealth of expertise and a strong track record in the motivation and development of successful teams.”
With more than two decades of experience, Ayers joins as the newly launched firm looks to recruit 20 advisers over the next 12 months.