2024 Impact Report: Strength through Adversity

March 11, 2025

Key themes in GEM’s 2024 Impact Report include:

Our Approach to Impact: GEM’s impact investing program aims to deliver meaningful social and environmental benefits while also meeting our clients’ return objectives; our structure allows for customized impact solutions based on a client’s impact goals and mission.
Measuring Impact: Insights into how we assess and measure the impact of all investments on five key stakeholders—customers, planet, employees, supply chains, and communities.
Client Spotlights: Showcasing the impactful investments our clients have made, from advancing sustainable energy to supporting education and health equity.
Looking Ahead: We explore the future of impact investing, addressing racial and social inequality, sustainable energy transitions, and the responsible use of emerging technologies like AI.

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2024 Impact Report: Strength through Adversity

Recent Insights

GEM Closes on $685 Million in New Capital for Independent Sponsor Program

Capital Allocators: AI in the Investment Office (EP.515)

The Case for Small Buyouts: Backing Managers Early in the Lower Middle Market

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