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Kimberly Gladman
Senior Associate, Climate Change at Principles for Responsible Investment
Kimberly Gladman is a Senior Associate focused on Climate Change at the Principles for Responsible Investment (PRI), a position she has held since January 2021. With over 20 years of experience in the social investment movement, she specializes in integrating environmental, social, and governance (ESG) issues into business strategies. Her work primarily involves supporting PRI signatories in incorporating climate change considerations into their business models, particularly through frameworks like the Task Force on Climate-Related Financial Disclosures (TCFD) .1
Professional Background::
- Current Role: Senior Associate, Climate Change at PRI (2021 - Present)
- Previous Roles:
- Senior Associate at ValueEdge Advisors LLC (2019 - Present)
- Adjunct Assistant Professor at Boston University (2020 - 2021)
- Research Director at the 50/50 Climate Project (2017 - 2018)
- Managing Director of Research at Just Capital Foundation (2013 - 2017)
- Director of Research and Risk Analytics at GMI Ratings (2008 - 2013) .1
Education::
- B.A. in Literature from Yale University (1990)
- Ph.D. in Comparative Literature from New York University (2001)
- CFA designation from the CFA Institute .1
In addition to her professional roles, Gladman has contributed to various research initiatives and has been actively involved in shareholder advocacy and corporate governance matters throughout her career .12
Highlights
#flt Fermat's Last Theorem (proven in the nineties by Andrew Wiles, and according to mainstream professional mathematical opinion unprovable using the mathematics available in Fermat's time, making his Theorem a lucky guess or hunch, a question I would like to solicit dicussion around in the next issue of the Journal of Humanistic Mathematics and the accompany's Tandeta column, #quantslut) relates to equations now eponymously known as Diophantine. I learned tonight that Hypatia, a female mathematician, may have written his main book, either as a scholarly effort to clarify his notes or as her own composition presented under a male pseudonym, two possibilities I would love to use my connection the JHM as well as #quantslut to incite discussion around. I have already written a poem entitled "Hypatia's Lament" and published it:
#eastpalestine ohio is an amazing place. Just by chance, my now ex-husband once brought me home a shoebox of early twentieth century photos and memorabilia from there, some of which I wrote a poem about before I returned the originals to their local Historical Society, who were delighted to receive them. Nice people. Last night on the News Hour the CEO of the company responsible for the derailment and toxic chemical spill questioned the purpose of the proposal in the Ohio legislature mandating at least two workers per train, saying he has not seen a study that provides evidence that it would improve safety. This may simply be because no such study has yet been done. But I would reframe the issue as one of worker rights. In any such business, there is a risk of toxic accident, and it is too much to ask any one employee to bear alone the potential accusation of having caused it.
