Cary Krosinsky

Cary Krosinsky is Executive Director of the Network for Sustainable Financial Markets, and teaches Sustainability & Investing at Columbia University's Earth Institute & the University of Maryland Smith School of Business. Previously, he was senior vice president for Trucost.

Cary Krosinsky is Executive Director of the Network for Sustainable Financial Markets, and teaches Sustainability & Investing at Columbia University's Earth Institute & the University of Maryland Smith School of Business. Previously, he was senior vice president for Trucost.

Cary is also co-editor of the book  "Sustainable Investing: The Art of Long Term Performance," with Nick Robins, HSBC's Head of Climate Change, which also contains contributions from leading contemporary thinkers such as Abyd Karmali, Valery Lucas-Leclin and Steve Viederman. Cary was a member of the 70 person Expert Group in 2005 that created the Principles for Responsible Investment (PRI) of the United Nations, which has since been committed to by more than $15 trillion worth of fund managers and asset owners, and he continues to participate in various UN initiatives. He worked in collaboration with Trucost on their award winning 2006 UK Trust Carbon Footprint study, as well as the IFC sponsored Carbon Counts Asia 2007 report, the latter having been issued at the December 2007 UN meetings in Bali. And he worked with the Los Angeles Times on stories regarding Warren Buffett, and has written and spoken publicly over time on issues including the union of the environment and institutional ownership on CNBC, in the Wall Street Journal and elsewhere globally.