In this episode of Turbo Impact, Nina Kraus, Director of Sustainability at Hamilton Lane, joins host Kenny Chen to go inside the firm’s sustainability strategy. As one of the world’s largest private markets investment firms, with approximately $986B in assets under management and supervision, Hamilton Lane integrates sustainability across primaries, secondaries, co-investments, private credit, and private wealth—delivering on diverse client objectives while maintaining accountability, alignment, and rigor.

The conversation explores how Hamilton Lane scales and adapts sustainability practices across multiple strategies, advances sustainability data standardization, and navigates diverging global regulations with clarity and governance. Nina also shares how innovation, technology, and analytics are enabling the firm to respond to evolving market dynamics and shape the next phase of sustainable investing.

Key Topics Covered

• How Hamilton Lane integrates sustainability across a multi-asset platform while maintaining governance rigor

• Designing tailored sustainability mandates to meet diverse investor objectives and regulatory requirements

• Solving private markets data challenges through Novata’s public-benefit approach to standardization

• Turning years of portfolio data into a competitive edge through technology and analytics

• Managing climate risk across strategies, with targeted approaches for infrastructure, real estate, and other asset classes

Who Should Listen:

Private capital managers, institutional allocators, and corporate leaders

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In this episode of Turbo Impact, Ankit Todi, Group Chief Sustainability Officer at Mahindra Group, joins host Kenny Chen in unpacking how one of India’s leading conglomerates is operationalizing sustainability as a core business strategy.

Ankit explains how Mahindra’s “Planet Positive” vision is embedded across the group’s diverse business portfolio—spanning industries from mobility and finance to infrastructure and technology. He shares how this mandate drives transformation within each business and shapes capital allocation and new venture development. The conversation also explores Mahindra’s work with startups to pilot emerging technologies, deepen supply chain sustainability, and cultivate the leadership mindset needed to deliver impact at scale across a complex, multi-industry enterprise.

Key Topics Covered

• How Mahindra’s “Planet Positive” strategy drives business transformation across group companies

• Embedding sustainability into operations, supply chains, and investment decisions

• Working with startups to advance innovation in energy efficiency, materials, and data tracking

• Aligning sustainable finance with commercial outcomes across green businesses

• Building internal capabilities and ecosystem engagement to lead sustainability at scale

Who Should Listen:

Private capital managers, institutional allocators, and corporate leaders

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In this episode of Turbo Impact, Courtney Wei, Head of Investment at China Life Insurance (Overseas), joins host Kenny Chen to explore how one of Asia’s largest insurers is embedding sustainability into long-term global allocation through a liability-driven investing (LDI) approach.

As a global asset allocator, Courtney shares how her team applies LDI principles to deploy insurance capital across geographies and asset classes, embedding sustainability into portfolio construction by design. She offers an LP’s perspective on evaluating GPs’ approach to sustainability integration—what matters most beyond box-ticking—and shares which global opportunity sets most excite her from both return and impact standpoints.

Key Topics Covered

• How liability-driven investing (LDI) anchors sustainability in insurance capital strategy
• Embedding ESG across strategy, portfolio construction, and manager oversight
• What LPs look for in GPs—moving beyond policies to organizational integrity
• How regulatory frameworks shape capital efficiency and sustainability outcomes
• Opportunity sets in climate transition, healthcare, and AI infrastructure

Who Should Listen:

Private capital managers, institutional allocators, and corporate leaders

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In this episode of Turbo Impact, Brian Matt, Head of Sustainability Advisory at the New York Stock Exchange, joins host Kenny Chen to unpack how sustainability is increasingly shaping the path from private ownership to public listing.

Drawing on his experience working with issuers, private equity sponsors, and institutional investors, Brian shares how companies can build credible, strategic sustainability practices that hold up under public market scrutiny — and why sustainability fluency is becoming essential to long-term value creation.

Key Topics Covered

· Common traits of sustainability-excellence companies listed on the NYSE

· Embedding sustainability into private equity-backed IPO preparation

· Building investor-trusted governance and disclosure pre- and post-IPO

· Expanding C-suite roles in sustainability strategy and reporting

· Practical approaches companies are using to advance decarbonization

Who Should Listen:

Private capital managers, institutional allocators, and corporate leaders

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In the inaugural episode of Turbo Impact, Cary Krosinsky—educator, advisor, and co-founder of the Sustainable Finance Institute—joins host Kenny Chen to explore how sustainable investing has evolved over the past two decades, and where it’s headed next.

Drawing on his experience advising LPs, GPs, and global institutions, Cary outlines the core strategies shaping the ESG landscape—from minimum standards to impact investing—and provides a practical lens on what capital allocators need to get right today.

Key Topics Covered

• The 7 distinct strategies of sustainable investing—and why it matters to separate them

• What’s actually working in ESG: insights from private equity GPs and LPs

• How institutional asset owners are managing transition risk and fiduciary alignment

• Why divestment alone falls short—and how to scale capital for real outcomes

• Decoding the ESG backlash: what GPs and LPs need to know in today’s political environment

• How sustainability education must evolve to meet market realities

Who Should Listen:

Private capital managers, institutional allocators, and corporate leaders

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