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Natixis Investment Managers serves financial professionals with more insightful ways to construct portfolios. Powered by the expertise of our multi-affiliate model, we apply Active Thinking® to deliver proactive solutions that help clients pursue better outcomes in all markets. Natixis ranks among the world’s largest asset management firms
Uncommon is a new financial services company centered around “doing good in uncommon ways.” At the forefront is a virtual community connecting individuals with nonprofits by matching their passions to charitable causes while providing discovery, transparency and feedback for individuals, corporations and wealth managers. Donations would be facilitated through a digital wallet specifically designed for giving. Uncommon plans to combine its digital giving platform with a fully integrated generosity ecosystem providing a seamless experience through payments, impact investing and donor advised giving – all with the goal of reversing the decline in charitable giving and volunteerism. Adding thought leadership and inspiring content, Uncommon seeks to ignite a generosity movement
ERI is the largest fully integrated IT and electronics asset disposition provider and cybersecurity-focused hardware destruction company in the United States. ERI holds the highest level of certifications available for both data destruction and responsible recycling, being the only provider to have all 8 US facilities certified by NAID, e-Stewards, and R2.
World Tree was originally founded in 2002 as World Tree Technologies Inc. a US corporation based in Mesa Arizona. Wendy has traveled to Brazil, Paraguay, Australia, New Zealand and throughout the USA to learn how to successfully grow and manage Empress Splendor trees, and has over 20 years knowledge and experience working with these trees.
While the Empress Tree is known and greatly prized in Asia, it is relatively unknown in North America. World Tree has been an innovator, leading the way in researching the best way to plant and grow the tree, educate the public in the properties of the tree, and train farmers how to successfully cultivate it.