The philanthropic sector has arrived at a moment of urgent opportunity. The challenges facing our society are systemic in nature—from climate change to disinformation—and more complex than ever before. As we evolve to meet these needs, Arabella is excited to share a series of impact reports this year, each of which will highlight a different aspect of our business.
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Arabella Advisors recently welcomed Jeremy Gregg to the team as our first Managing Director in Texas. Jeremy originally posted the note below about his decision to join the firm via Facebook. We have re-posted it here with permission. A decade ago, my friend Salah Boukadoum sat me down for coffee and challenged me to dream […]
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As you may know, Arabella Advisors manages an impact investing club called Good Food Ventures, which focuses on connecting investors interested in building Good Food systems with early-stage companies that are doing exactly that. In the wake of COVID-19, we’ve been thrilled to see many of these companies stepping up to contribute to relief efforts, […]
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Arabella Advisors is thrilled to announce that Jeremy Gregg has joined the firm as its first Managing Director based in Texas. The addition of Jeremy in Texas will significantly increase Arabella Advisors’ ability to offer our services and support to philanthropists, impact investors, and other social-impact innovators throughout the state. His focus will be on […]
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In the wake of the current pandemic, philanthropy has an extraordinary opportunity to help steer the nation toward a more equitable economic future (see “An Economy for All”). Community development financial institutions (CDFIs) can play a crucial part in this essential work by building effective supports for both main-street small businesses and nonprofit organizations that […]
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The ongoing COVID-19 crisis has created an explosion of needs across fields—from health care to education and everything in between. It is already clear that the pandemic is disproportionately impacting communities of color, magnifying structural and racial inequities such as limited access to health care and paid sick leave. We are heartened to see that […]
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In the midst of a crisis, it’s harder than ever to listen carefully. And all the more important. By training, disposition, and long professional practice, I’m an evaluator. That means I love learning, love sharing about what I have learned, and nerd out over information and data—any kind, anywhere. Right now, there are data all […]
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