A recap from our social impact partners
Read an overview of our non-profit partners who joined our National Shareholder Presentations in 2023.
The Future Generation team look forward to meeting our shareholders and interested investors across the country.
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Read an overview of our non-profit partners who joined our National Shareholder Presentations in 2023.
Future Generation supports Youth Off The Streets Indigenous programs, including ASPIRE schools support, cultural resilience-building, youth justice outreach and regional expansion.
Future Generation presents a special 2fold podcast episode featuring Wim Hof, the 'Iceman' famed for extreme feats via his cold, breath and meditation method that enhances physical and mental wellbeing.
Please enjoy the recording of our FY2022 Full-Year Results Webinar, held on Friday, 17 March 2023.
Future Generation CEO Caroline Gurney speaks to Sean Farrington, Director and Portfolio Manager at Holowesko Partners.
Human Nature, a youth mental health service led by Andy Hamilton, delivers wraparound, clinician-led nature-based therapy to engage at-risk young people and prevent crises.
Profit and purpose can converge. Businesses and not-for-profits alike are embracing values-based capitalism, showing that doing good and succeeding financially aren’t mutually exclusive—it’s a both-and future.
Future Generation pro bono fund manager QVG Capital, led by Tony Waters, employs active, fundamental investing in a concentrated small‑cap Australian portfolio focused on resilient, founder‑led businesses with strong free cash flow.
The Australian reports on Charles Goodes proposing radical reform to allow self-managed super funds to donate directly to charity, promoting seamless philanthropic giving through retirement savings.
Future Generation presents the 2fold podcast featuring Wendy McCarthy AO, one of Australia’s most influential feminists and leaders, reflecting on advocacy, leadership, systemic change and her lifelong commitment to equity.
The Australian features Zehrid Osmani of Martin Currie, a Future Generation pro bono fund manager, who argues Ferrari is best valued as a luxury growth brand, driven by exclusivity and pricing power.
AFR reports that Future Generation’s pro bono fund managers, featured in Chanticleer’s ‘10 stocks to buy in 2023 (and one surprising short)’, include Apple as a cautious short amid broader high-conviction long ideas.
Future Generation pro bono fund manager Ryan Quinn of WCM Investment Management applies a long term, high conviction strategy of 35 to 40 stocks, overweight in healthcare and technology, guided by culture analysis
Happy Paws Happy Hearts (HPHH) builds confidence and connection by pairing socially isolated individuals with rescue animals in purposeful programs that foster resilience and community.
Michael Traill reflects on transitioning from Harvard‑educated investment banker to social impact leader, founding Social Ventures Australia, leading philanthropy through corporate rigour, and championing accountability and collaboration across sectors.
David Gonski, speaking at a Future Generation event, said directors can within existing law consider stakeholder interests beyond shareholders by taking long term views that protect reputation and community trust.
