The ImPact

Family wealth holders increasingly want to align capital with values, but few have peers who can hold them accountable or share hard-won experience across geographies and asset classes. The ImPact, founded in 2014 by members of the Rockefeller and Pritzker families, addresses this gap by operating as a membership community built exclusively for families committed to impact investing. The founding story matters here: this is not a platform built by technologists or consultants, but by families for families, which shapes both the content and the culture of membership.

The community spans more than 90 families across 23 countries, with regional leads based in North America, Latin America, Europe, the Middle East, Africa, and Asia. Members engage through a mix of:

• Global summits and regional convenings
• Thematic working groups and immersive field trips
• The ImPact Lab, which incubates new impact initiatives among members
• Peer-to-peer research tools and case studies covering impact measurement, gender lens investing, and compensation structures

The ImPact also produces original research, including portfolio mapping studies for Latin American families and a practical guide to impact wealth management developed with the Center for Sustainable Finance and Private Wealth. These resources support families at every stage, whether they are beginning to define values-aligned investment policies or refining measurement frameworks.

This community is best suited to principals and investment teams within families who want sustained peer engagement alongside practical tools, not one-time access to a data product. Families seeking software for portfolio reporting or operational workflows will not find it here. Membership pricing is not disclosed publicly, and the model appears oriented toward long-term relational participation rather than transactional engagement.