These corporate practices are not only ethically unacceptable, but also often result in costly lawsuits, damage to reputation and other negative bottom-line consequences that routinely diminish the value of a company's stock. Usually, only when the dialogue breaks down do these investors resort to filing shareholder resolutions. The Forum noted its special thanks to project manager FRDC's Patrick McVeigh and Tim Zimmer, analyst at Walden Capital Management, for work on the report. The Social Investment Forum is a national non-profit membership organization dedicated to promoting the concept, practice and growth of socially and environmentally responsible investing. The Forum's membership includes over 400 social investment practitioners and institutions, including financial advisors, analysts, portfolio managers, banks, mutual funds, researchers, foundations, community development organizations and public educators.
Membership is open to any organization or practitioner in the social investment field.
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