Terry Mollner

Chairperson of Board Of Directors at Trusts for All Children, Inc. and Stakeholders Capital, Inc.

Terry Mollner is a prominent figure in the field of socially responsible investing and economic policy. He is the founder and chair of Stakeholders Capital, Inc., a socially responsible asset management firm with offices in Massachusetts and California.1 3

Professional Background

Mollner has an extensive career in socially responsible business and finance:

He founded the Trusteeship Institute, Inc., an economic and social policy think tank, in 1972.1
He is a founding member of the Board of Directors of Calvert Social Investment Funds and Calvert Impact Capital.1
In 2000, he played a key role in Ben & Jerry's Homemade, Inc. being acquired by Unilever, Inc., ensuring it maintained its status as a socially responsible company. He subsequently served on its board for 18 years.1
He is also the Chairperson of the Board of Directors at Trusts for All Children, Inc.2

Academic and Literary Contributions

Dr. Mollner has made significant contributions to the field through his writings and academic work:

He is the author of several books, including "12 Self-Evident Truths About Truth: And, Recommended Priorities for 2020 US Presidential Candidates," "Common Good Capitalism Is Inevitable," and "The Love Skill: We Are Each Mastering the 7 Layers of Human Maturity".1
He holds the title of Ed.D., indicating a doctorate in education.4

Affiliations and Recognition

Mollner is well-connected in the world of socially responsible business:

He is a Fellow of the World Business Academy.1
He is a member of the Social Venture Network.1

Terry Mollner's work focuses on promoting socially responsible investing and business practices, with a particular emphasis on stakeholder-oriented capitalism. His LinkedIn profile can be found under the username terry-mollner-9062326.2