Join us for the official launch of BASIC New York with an afternoon picnic in Central Park! This is a free, casual gathering for sustainability professionals, climate practitioners, and the broader sustainability community to connect in person and kick off what’s shaping up to be a great year. We’ll have happy hours, workshops, panels, and action-oriented programming on the horizon, but first, come enjoy the park and meet your people.

Free to attend. RSVP required.

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Learn more about fostering a strong forest-based bioeconomy in New England and opportunities for the sustainable investor community.

Join us to learn about the history of SRI within the greater Boston community.

BASIC is excited to invite you to join the Summer Social to meet fellow stakeholders and engage in meaningful conversation.

BASIC is excited to invite you to join Steven Rothstein, from Ceres, for a discussion on the recently released SEC Disclosures.

BASIC is excited to host a webinar with a panelist of individuals of local to Boston. Join us to learn more about the real asset space.

Sustainable and regenerative food and agriculture is a fast-growing area of interest for clients concerned about climate and health.

Join us for a connection, reflection, and excitement for the year to come!

Join us to discuss sustainable and regenerative food and agriculture!

Join us for a discussion on Climate Week!

Join us for coffee and a non-profit spotlight on Pepper!

Join us for our summer social as we connect, network, and enjoy lively discussions!

On the T series continues with a discussion around the book, The Color of Money by Mehrsa Baradaran. We look forward to exploring different themes throughout the book and sharing thoughts around the complicated realities that Baradaran exposes.

We are partnering with our friends at Boston Impact Initiative (BII) to host an integrated capital workshop for the BASIC community. This is an experiential learning opportunity that will give you an understanding of creative financial tools to support for-profit and nonprofit social ventures, as well as broaden your view of how multiple stakeholders can solve problems together. BII will run the session using their Integrated Capital Cards, a deck made up of 121 cards in 6 suits that help match types of capital and transaction structures with startups, small businesses and nonprofits that are contributing to building regenerative and equitable economies.

We are pleased to introduce the new BASIC Discussion Club where we will be recommending a book, movie, podcast etc in the hopes to help provide some entertainment while you are “on the T” to work. The last discussion content of the year will be voted on by the community using the link below. We’ll then meet quarterly to discuss and share our thoughts. To kick off the program, we will be watching the film Don’t Look Up.

Introducing BASIC’s upcoming open discussion, in-person event around the recent ESG pushback that we have seen around the US. There will be a panel of investors across the spectrum from Pure Play ESG to more “mainstream” investing.

To continue BASIC's CEO Fireside Chat Series, we host Sean Hawkshaw, CEO of KBI Global Investors.

Please join us on December 13th for drinks and appetizers to celebrate another year with the BASIC community!

The Russian War on Ukraine: Combatting Corporate Complicity in Critical Sectors.

Deep dive on the Inflation Reduction Act with Ceres' Zach Friedman

BASIC's annual summer social

Clean up at Constitution Beach along the Greenway to East Boston waterfront ending with drinks and networking at Cunard Tavern

We look forward to continuing BASIC’s Fireside Chat Series on Wednesday, April 27th with two incomparable ESG leaders.

Start the year by reconnecting with your BASIC peers, old and new, through a round of Speed Networking on February 17th.

A recent DOL proposal could significantly impact ESG in ERISA plans. Join us to discuss the proposal with expert George Michael Gerstein.