Enlightened business leaders and investors are increasingly recognizing the need to center worker voices to redress the racial, gender, and financial power imbalances at the heart of our economy, by adopting policies and practices that create economic security, agency, and opportunities for all workers to thrive. Worker-centric structures that prioritize health and safety, paid sick leave, fair wages, and freedom of association unleash the full potential of employees to the benefit of their organizations, their communities and to society.

Join us at The Riverside Church on October 5 for cocktails, a light dinner, and conversation during our annual event.

Talmon Joseph Smith

The moderator of the afternoon’s discussion is Talmon Joseph Smith, economics reporter for The New York Times

Talmon Joseph Smith

The moderator of the afternoon’s discussion is Talmon Joseph Smith, economics reporter for The New York Times

Steven Heim

This year’s Legacy Award honoree is Steven Heim of Boston Common Asset Management, an impactful leader at the forefront of transformative efforts to create a more just and sustainable world through investor and corporate action.

WHEN
Thursday, October 5, 2023 5:00 PM Doors open at 4:30 PM
WHERE
The Riverside Church
490 Riverside Drive (between 120th and 122nd Streets) New York, NY 10027

TICKETS 

  • ICCR Members: $150
  • General Admissions: $300

You can also make a donation of $250+ and include a congratulatory message for Legacy Award honoree Steven Heim in the event journal.

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