Peter Lupoff

Peter is an experienced Chief Investment Officer with legacy mentors (Marty Whitman, Izzy Englander); he is skilled in asset allocation, with expertise in impact investing, manager selection, deep value, credit, distressed and event-driven investing. Peter considers both Whitman (Third Avenue Funds) and Englander

(Millennium Management) important mentors and influences. Peter founded asset manager, Tiburon Capital Management, running Tiburon as CIO until acquired by consultant, Gray & Company, at which time, Peter became CIO of the $12 billion pension/institutional consultantPeter Lupoff is the former Chief Executive Officer of Net Impact, an over 160,000 member organization with a mission to inspire, equip and activate emerging leaders to bring positive change to the world's most pressing challenges. He is also the former CEO of GOOD Institute, an affiliated non-profit think tank, addressing important issues, driving social action and reimagining the possibilities for our shared future by charting a new contract between business and society to meet today’s evolving challenges with regenerative solutions. Peter is Founder of Lupoff/Stevens Family Office, a Single Family Office (SFO), through which, his family invests for social and climate impact along with market financial returns. He was selected by Sorenson Impact Institute as a member of its Global Impact Leaders (2023). In January 2025, he largely folded the activities of his SFO into Beatrice Advisors, a Multi-Family Office (MFO), joining Beatrice Advisors as a Partner as well. Peter taught Impact Investing and Investment Research classes as Special Lecturer at Yale School of Management (2016-18) and Fordham University (2019-2024) and remains a Fordham Gabelli Fellow focused on Responsible Investing and Business. He presently teaches impact investing at University of California-Berkeley, Haas School of Business. Student Teams of Lupoff's have been finalists every year 2019-2026, in Wharton's Turner Impact Portfolio Challenge. Peter was Executive-in-Residence at the Fordham-housed Responsible Business Center (2022-23) and former Director of Strategy (2022-24). He is a Member of the Impact Investing & Sustainable Finance Faculty Consortium. Peter is a regular writer and speaker related to topics among his areas of expertise and consults asset managers, social enterprises as well.