Moving Trillions of Mission Driven Finance Into Communities
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In this episode of the Mission Driven Podcast, Rich speaks with David Lynn, co-founder and CEO of Mission Driven Finance, about the ambitious vision to move trillions of dollars into communities and build a financial system designed around impact.
Inspired by the rise of firms like Blackstone and Brookfield, David shares why he believes the next trillion-dollar investment platform could — and should — be built around community outcomes, access to capital, and long-term social value.
The conversation explores the challenges of financing mission-driven businesses, the gap between small community lending and large institutional capital, how impact is measured and managed, and why Mission Driven Finance is now moving into care economy real estate — including child care facilities — as a way to build long-term community assets.
Key Takeaways
- The problem isn’t lack of capital — it’s lack of infrastructure.
- Mission-driven finance needs scale to move institutional money.
- Impact must be intentional and built into the business model.
- The biggest financing gap is now in the lower middle market.
- Care economy real estate is a major untapped opportunity.
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