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Sustainability, The Complete Concept

“Sustainability is not… just the essence of maturity. It is also the essence of morality.”

— Hunter Lewis

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Hunter Lewis

Born in Dayton, Ohio, in 1947 and educated at Groton School and Harvard University, Hunter Lewis co-founded Cambridge Associates LLC in 1973, later serving as its chief executive. He was a co-inventor of the American University style of institutional investing, which delivered the highest returns in the world among institutional investors and was widely emulated elsewhere. He retired from Cambridge Associates in 2018 to devote time to his family office and to the Hunter Lewis Foundation, which supports projects in agriculture, natural health, and education.

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