Big Path Capital

I’m honored to be named one of?Big Path Capital’s 2025 #MO100 Top Impact CEOs—for the fourth year in a row! This acknowledgment fuels our commitment at?Revive?to?be the change and?add value for everyone. Last year, we introduced our?IRIS model, transparently defining our?social and environmental impact strategy—guiding our teams in delivering on our promise to all stakeholders. To accelerate this, we?doubled our field of activities: expanding from regenerating brownfields into vibrant urban neighborhoods to restoring?distressed urban buildings into affordable housing. To support this mission, we also launched our?3rd SFDR Article 9 fund, embedding financial and?non-financial ESG KPIs?into our core strategy. Because in uncertain times, leadership means staying committed to the challenges that matter—for people and planet. #TopImpactCEO

Have you heard about our new webinar series? ??? “Sell Without Selling Out” features founders and CEOs of impact companies and impact investors who have had success in finding aligned capital partners, thereby stewarding the company’s mission. In conversation with Big Path Capital’s Michael Whelchel, you’ll hear first-hand from leaders of mission-driven companies sharing their lessons learned as they navigated raising capital or managing a sale. Watch the first conversation featuring Matt O'Hayer, Founder of Vital Farms, and sign up to be notified so you don't miss the next one! https://lnkd.in/gmykciJQ #ImpactInvesting #ImpactCEO #MO100

Recognition like this is so important for our global business community. Let’s keep shining the light on companies who are financially successful BECAUSE they are creating positive change in this world. My barre3 team and I are honored to be listed. Thank you so much Big Path Capital!

Can't wait to see everyone in Asheville!

In guiding Vital Farms to annual sales that now top $600 million, Founder Matt O’Hayer took a path guided by purpose. That means prioritizing relationships with stakeholders—including a network of family farmers with pasture-raised hens—while connecting with impact-minded investors to grow the business.? O’Hayer discussed the company’s journey and lessons learned on combining purpose and profit during the first of a series of online discussions led by Big Path Capital Founder and CEO Michael Whelchel. In launching the “Sell Without Selling Out” series, their conversation covered topics including how a commitment to stakeholder capitalism has served as a strong foundation for Vital Farms. Watch the full conversation here: https://lnkd.in/g-yA9Xbz #ImpactInvesting #VitalFarms #MO100 #EthicalFarming?

A new path is not just possible—it’s profitable. As a proud B Corp, our work proves that impact and profitability go hand in hand. Every day, we work with partners and clients to reshape economic systems for the benefit of all stakeholders. ???? #BCorpMonth #ImpactInvesting #GenB

These days, who cares about impact ? I do. Today, more than ever. And so do our employees, our members, our investors and of course my co-CEO Charles-Edouard Girard. We all care about how the actions we take shape the world we live in. I could not be more proud that HomeExchange is recognized by the MO100 of Big Path Capital for the third year in a row, as a company thriving on its three bottom lines. Thank you Elisa Papin, Alexandre Antoine and Lola Florin Wilbrenninck for guiding us on the path towards more sustainability.

In guiding Vital Farms to annual sales that now top $600 million, Founder Matt O’Hayer took a path guided by purpose. That means prioritizing relationships with stakeholders—including a network of family farmers with pasture-raised hens—while connecting with impact-minded investors to grow the business.? O’Hayer discussed the company’s journey and lessons learned on combining purpose and profit during the first of a series of online discussions led by Big Path Capital Founder and CEO Michael Whelchel. In launching the “Sell Without Selling Out” series, their conversation covered topics including how a commitment to stakeholder capitalism has served as a strong foundation for Vital Farms. Watch the full conversation here: https://lnkd.in/g-yA9Xbz #ImpactInvesting #VitalFarms #MO100 #EthicalFarming?

There is one certainty in this moment — profound uncertainty. It is in this moment that our values can be our north star and our compass. 2025’s MO 100 ranking celebrates the top impact CEOs who are doubling down on what matters most. Some of the exemplary leaders who are forging a new path include: ?? Joe Stanziano, Traditional Medicinals ?? Brenna Davis, Organically Grown Company ?? Tom Szaky, TerraCycle ?? Susan Griffin-Black & Brad Black, EO Products ?? Nedjip Tozun, d.light Meet the rest of the 2025 MO 100 and learn how you can join us in Asheville, NC from April 21-23 for the biggest annual gathering of impact CEOs using the power and creativity of business as a force for good:?https://mo-summit.com/

As the second Trump administration works to dismantle hard-won climate action infrastructure, philanthropists have a few choices on where to put their support. Some climate donors are doubling down on policy and putting more money into environmental charities. Kate Williams of 1% for the Planet, for example, notes an “uptick of interest” in her organization since the inauguration. One new initiative would include codifying corporate sustainability commitments in government policy to combat the unreliability of voluntary pledges. Read more in The Wall Street Journal:?https://lnkd.in/eeNzDAqN