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This Firm Keeps Capital Flowing to Micro-麻豆社s
MicroVest is making investors comfortable while making a social impact at the same time.
Jessica Pothering
Writer, ImpactAlpha.com
Jessica is a writer for ImpactAlpha.com, focusing on impact investing, social entrepreneurship and economic development. She previously reported for financial publications covering the global private equity, real estate and insurance markets.
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