Hosted by ImpactPHL
Join us on February 19th, 5-8 pm, to learn about our focus in 2025.
This happy hour welcomes the impact community - individual investors, family offices, foundations & endowments, financial professionals, social entrepreneurs, and others who want to align financial assets with values in order to build a more inclusive, sustainable, and resilient regional economy.
ImpactPHL 2025 Vision
This year, ImpactPHL is planning to hold more in-person events throughout the year.
We will continue holding our ImpactPHL Conversations on innovative ideas with local and national thought leaders who are navigating the forefront of impact investing.
In 2025, we plan to shift our ImpactPHL Socials to build trust with in-person engagement and complex conversations about how to think through and take action on place-based investment solutions that impact our city and region.
Join us to learn more about the content engagement we look to share this year.
Featured Local Author + Business Innovator
At our social on February 19th, we will be joined by Kimberly McClonn, PhD, is her first book. Build It Boldly: How Daring Business Leaders Can Gain Influence and Create Impact, which focuses on her captivating story of a visionary leader’s early journey and her strategic ideas on how to be a daring leader that leverages their influence for the common good. A beautiful invitation to business leaders brave enough to reflect and then to become agents of change through bold new practices that center the best interest of people and the planet.
Kimberly is the owner of Noor by Grant Blvd, a former teacher, and the vice president for social impact at Fitler Club.
Two Locals Brewing Co.
During Black History Month, we will gather in the first Black-owned brewery in Pennsylvania — created by two owners/brothers Richard and Mengistu Koilor — who held a passion for the craft of brewing.
Mengistu was born in Liberia and came to this city when he was 7 years old. Richard was born and raised here in Philadelphia. They hold two sides of culture, brewing their local history in Philadelphia.
On top of the many brews, they provide local wine, cocktails, and a menu from Liberty Kitchen. Two Locals Brewing Co. opened in 2024, so they are one year into navigating their entrepreneurial venture.
Parking
Meter parking available on the street. You can also access a credit card-only parking garage located at 3711 Market Street with the entrance located in the rear of the building on Filbert Street.