Peter Lupoff

Peter Lupoff is an impact investor, educator, and Chief Executive Officer of Net Impact, a large-scale organization dedicated to developing emerging leaders to tackle global challenges.

With a background in finance and investment, Peter has a wealth of experience as a Chief Investment Officer, specializing in asset allocation, deep value, credit, distressed, and event-driven investing.

Peter Lupoff founded Tiburon Capital Management, served as CIO until its acquisition by Gray & Company, and then assumed the role of CIO at the consultant.

As the Founder of Lupoff Friends and Family Interests, Peter manages a 100% Impact Investment portfolio and engages in impactful ventures with organizations like the World Policy Institute and Clean Power for Humanity.

Peter Lupoff is actively involved in Defy Ventures, a program focused on supporting the reintegration of previously incarcerated individuals through training and mentorship.

In his role as an educator, Peter has taught Impact Investing and Investment Research classes at prestigious institutions like Yale School of Management and Fordham University, and is a Fordham Gabelli Fellow specializing in Responsible Investing and Business.

Additionally, Peter Lupoff is a prolific writer and speaker in the field of Impact Investing, providing consultation services to asset managers and social enterprises alike.

Peter Lupoff's achievements include mentoring student teams to success in competitions like Wharton's Total Impact Portfolio Challenge and being a valuable member of the Impact Investing & Sustainable Finance Faculty Consortium.