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HIP CEO at NYSE Podium Ringing the Closing Bell, Sept. 27

Corporate Responsibility magazine & NYSE Euronext hosted an Executive Summit on Sept. 27 as part of the COMMIT!Forum: the gathering of leaders improving business and society, featuring successful practices from the world’s 100 Best Corporate Citizens. (LIST at www.TheCRO.com)

At this concurrent gathering of senior executives — including HIP Investor’s CEO R. Paul Herman — across business, government, academia, and NGOs, leaders shared ideas and innovations that are re-shaping how corporate responsibility and sustainability drive sales, save money, and improve asset values. Continue Reading →

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“Vice Vs Nice” feature story by Advisor One’s Joyce Hanson, Sept. 29

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… Continue Reading →

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HIP in The NY Times: “Ethical Business with a Better Bottom Line”

April 30, 2011 The New York Times | Tina Rosenberg
“Ethical Business with a Better Bottom Line

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HIP Audio Features

LISTEN to the latest views of HIP’s CEO and The HIP Investor book from the Radio / Podcast, including iTunes

* Magnet Investing Radio Show with Jordan Kimmel - ”Introducing the New Fundamentals of Investing,” interview with R. Paul Herman (about 30 minutes)

* CNN Radio DallasAhead of the Curve” with Vince Rowe – Interview with R. Paul Herman  – “The HIP Investor, Make Bigger Profits by Building a Better World” (about 50 minutes)

* InvestoRadio – DonMcDonald and Tom Cock help investors navigate the world of finance. (about 45 minutes; also available on iTunes; recorded June 24)

* VoiceAmericaBusiness - The Money Answers Show with Jordan Goodman interviews HIP CEO and author R. Paul Herman. (About 55 minutes.)

* Power Trading Radio – Merlin Rothfeld interviews the HIP book author R. Paul Herman. (About 10 minutes; available on iTunes; scroll down to the April 29, 2010 segment.)

* Gabriel Wisdom - Business Talk Radio Network radio host and investment adviser Gabe Wisdom interviews the HIP CEO. (About a 10 minute interview; fast-forward to, or click the audio player to, about the 30th minute.)

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[HIP POV, via Green Money Journal] The New Fundamentals of Investing

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Spring 2011 Green Money Journal | R. Paul Herman
HIP CEO R. Paul Herman describes “The New Fundamentals of Investing” for investors of all types, and details the following steps to being more HIP in your portfolio:

How Can You Be a Leading Impact Investor – and More HIP

  • Integrate “impact” as a fundamental criterion in your portfolio.
  • Measure that impact now and over time – discover your HIP Score.
  • Seek out sustainable investments in all asset classes of your portfolio, including your bank – use the HIP Check.
  • Allocate funds to investments that deliver quantifiable impact and profit.
  • Make it public by making the Investing Pledge.
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[In The News] 2011 IPOs that Are Green or Clean?

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March 15, 2011 Business Green | Danny Bradbury interviews HIP CEO R. Paul Herman on the prospects for successful IPOs in the green-tech and clean-tech industries.

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[HIP POV via Reuters & MatterNetwork] Mini-summaries of HIP Book chapters

Read Excerpts from the Book: ‘The HIP Investor”

Can an investment help the pocketbook and the planet at the same time? Definitely, says R. Paul Herman, author of “The HIP Investor: Making Better Profits by Building a Better World.”
Matter Network is proud to present excerpts from Herman’s book as an ongoing series. Explore the links below, and put your money on a wiser course.
R. Paul Herman is CEO and founder of HIP Investor Inc. [http://www.HIPinvestor.com] Herman is the author of “The HIP Investor: Make Bigger Profits by Building a Better World,” [ http://bit.ly/HIPinvestorBook ] published by John Wiley & Sons in 2010.
Herman is a registered representative of HIP Investor Inc., an investment adviser registered in California, Washington and Illinois. NOTE: This feature, excerpted and adapted from the HIP book, is not an offer of securities nor a solicitation. The information presented is for information and education purposes, and is NOT an investment recommendation. Past performance is not indicative of future results. All investing risks loss of principal.
The author and his clients may invest in the companies mentioned above, including in the HIP 100 Index portfolio. Details and full disclosures are at www.HIPinvestor.com
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HIP CEO Paul Herman in NY Times: “Green Investing Strategies Growing”

NY Times logoOctober 22, 2011 The New York Times | Paul Sullivan
“Changing Definitions of ‘Green’ Alter Investment Strategies”

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.

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[HIP POV, via Reuters] Can Gordon Gekko’s Greed Be Good? Yes, if it’s HIP

[HIP POV, via Reuters, and Matter Network]

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Can Gordon Gekko’s Greed Be Good ?
Yes, if it’s HIP

By R. Paul Herman

“Greed, for lack of a better word, is good,” the mythic Gordon Gekko pronounced in the 1987 hit Wall Street. Michael Douglas seared those words into our collective conscious for more than two decades – yet today many forward-thinking investors and leading executives are questioning the dark consequences of that theme, given the 2008 meltdown and subsequent Great Recession.

A new crop of business strategies, product innovations and investment approaches are emerging to show that firms can be more profitable and deliver for shareholders when they balance unbridled short-term greed with the opportunity to do more good for all of society. By solving seemingly intractable long-term societal needs with today’s powerful levers of business and investing, these leaders are paving the way to a better world and potentially bigger profits.

READ the full feature on on REUTERS financial news network:
http://www.reuters.com/article/idUS282386187320100924

…or read the FULL feature on Matter Network, for cleantech news and green investing:
http://featured.matternetwork.com/2010/9/gordon-gekko-green-good-greedy.cfm

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Socially Responsible Investing 2.0

September 9, 2010 Portfolioist.com | Nanette Byrnes
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