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The thinking behind the work

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These pieces explore how sustainable finance communications can make complex thinking clearer while staying grounded in evidence.

Start with the white paper.

If you want the clearest view of how I think about the Credibility Gap, start here.

Published Work

Advisor Perspectives

The ESG Trust Gap That Doesn't Show Up in Performance Reports

Publication date: August 4, 2026

Explaining what drove performance is the easy part. Explaining why — the reasoning behind the position — is where most firms stop. That's the gap where client trust quietly erodes.

Advisor Perspectives

ESG Attribution Analysis: What Traditional Attribution Doesn’t Explain About Values-Based Portfolios

Publication date: September 21, 2026

Traditional attribution shows the performance effect of a portfolio underweight. It can't show whether that underweight reflected an investment view or a client-imposed constraint. That distinction matters when values-based portfolios are judged against a broad benchmark.

Practical Tools

The Point-of-View Sheet

A four-question exercise for finding the useful point of view in a conference session you attended or a talk you gave. Use it with your notes, slides, or transcript to move beyond a recap and work out what the idea means for your prospective and existing clients.

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Prefer digital notes? Copy the four questions into your preferred note-taking tool and use them after reviewing a session’s recording, transcript, slides, or notes.

I also work through these ideas on LinkedIn, where I post three times a week.