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R. Paul Herman — Fri, 28 Oct 2011 08:23:59 +0000

“Vice vs. Nice” – Watch the Debate

CLICK HERE to watch the 68-minute Oxford-style debate at Commit! Forum on September 26, 2011 (FREE signup required; password received in email)

MEDIA COVERAGE OF THE DEBATE

Joyce Hanson of Advisor One writes “Doing good versus making money—that was the topic at the Javits Center in New York. In a sometimes feisty Oxford-style debate, portfolio managers and professors sparred over whether socially responsible investment has any business contributing to—or subtracting from—a company’s bottom line…”

READ the September 29, 2011 FULL FEATURE HERE

GREEN OR GREENWASHING?

Jeri Klein of Financial Advisor magazine

READ the October 5, 2011 FULL FEATURE HERE

WALL STREET JOURNAL JAPAN

Ms. Misako Hida of The Wall Street Journal Japan edition

READ the October 14, 2011 FULL FEATURE HERE

FORBES.COM

Aman Singh of Forbes.com

READ the September 15, 2011 FULL FEATURE HERE

TRIPLE PUNDIT

Raz Godelnik of Triple Pundit

READ the October 5, 2011 FULL FEATURE HERE

“Ethical Businesses With a Better Bottom Line”

Tina Rosenberg of The New York Times writes, “The San Francisco-based investment firm HIP (Human Impact + Profit) Investor Inc. measures 20 or 30 different indicators that rarely show up in a company’s balance sheet but that HIP contends are leading indicators of higher profits…”

READ THE APRIL 2011 NEW YORK TIMES’ FULL FEATURE HERE.

“Green” Investing Strategies Growing

Can investment portfolios that prioritize ecological benefits and energy efficiency exceed the market’s performance? Paul Sullivan of The New York Times profiles HIP Investor, Portfolio 21 and other investment managers where “green” and “gain” are possible.

READ THE SEPTEMBER 2010 NEW YORK TIMES’ FULL FEATURE HERE.

Socially Responsible Investing 2.0

Do companies with ‘higher’ purposes do better than those with a singular profit motive? By Nanette Byrnes (author of www.Portfolioist.com)

“R. Paul Herman has built a new model for socially responsible investing. One aimed at market-beating performance. …”

READ THE MORNINGSTAR FULL FEATURE HERE:
(free subscription may be required) or THE ORIGINAL HERE

May 24, L.A., EconOne, Meet the Author, HIP Book

R. Paul Herman — Sat, 01 May 2010 14:35:08 +0000

Come Celebrate the Book Launch of “The HIP Investor:

Make Bigger Profits by Building a Better World”

(John Wiley & Sons 2010)

DATE : Monday, May 24, 2010, 5:00pm

AGENDA

5:00 pm ““ Welcome and refreshments

5:30 pm ““ Presentation by author R. Paul Herman*

6:00 pm ““ Book signing and interactive discussion

VENUE

Econ One

601 West 5th Street, 5th Floor (at South Grand)

Los Angeles, CA 90071

CO-HOSTS

Econ One Research

HIP Investor

RSVP to RSVP@HIPinvestor.com

ORDER YOUR BOOK TODAY

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* R.Paul Herman is the CEO of HIP Investor Inc, a registered investment adviser in CA and IL.

[HIP POV] “The New Fundamentals of Investing”

R. Paul Herman — Mon, 31 Aug 2009 22:30:08 +0000

HIP Commentary: “The New Fundamentals of Investing” What are 10 indicators to evaluate for your portfolio when seeking Human Impact + Profit? Read HIP CEO R. Paul Herman’s commentary in Sustainable Industries’ Money Issue. CLICK HERE TO READ THE FEATURE

FREE Webinar Replay, “Boost Your Bottom Line by Counting Your Carbon” (with Climate Earth)

Dana Roytenberg — Wed, 13 Aug 2008 15:48:40 +0000

Watch the FREE webinar replay — co-presented by Climate Earth and HIP Investor Inc. — to understand how counting ALL your carbon can offer new opportunities to create Human Impact + Profit – and benefit your shareholders as well as society.

August 12th: Green Real Estate

R. Paul Herman — Thu, 13 Mar 2008 13:00:43 +0000

Join HIP Investor’s rapidly growing Investor Roundtable Series and learn about some of the HIPpest companies in the real estate industry. Through speakers from leading and innovative real estate companies and discussion, the Roundtable will address how companies simultaneously solve customer needs, benefit the environment, and make money for investors.