Podcast appearances and mentions of elizabeth corley

In this episode of 'Pull up a Chair', Bina welcomes Dame Elizabeth Corley. Dame Elizabeth Corley is the Chair of the Impact Investing Institute. With extensive experience in financial services, Elizabeth is a leading voice on harnessing finance for good, and the role that impact investing plays in driving sustainable growth. In 2019, Elizabeth was awarded a DBE for services to the economy and financial services. Join the conversation on sustainable growth. 

Host Rebecca Dollinger of Your Voice Matters interviews Elizabeth Corley, one of the Directors of Genesis Women’s Shelter in Dallas. The Shelter has been operating in Dallas for 35 years and provides care to women and children impacted by domestic violence. Genesis Women’s Shelter provides services that include transitional housing and emergency shelter, counseling, and a 24-hour hotline. The organization has been able to add a school on-site at their residential campus and recently added a legal team to assist with divorces and child custody issues. Additionally, all safe houses are in a confidential location. Elizabeth says that one of their goals is to remove every roadblock a woman may face along their journey. Counselors on staff have a Master’s-level education and work with women on many issues, but often it is to restore the relationship between the mother and the children to restore trust. There are several therapy services for the children through play, art, and music so the children can express and process what they are witnessing at home. Elizabeth says many people talk about how depressing it must be to work there, but she says that when a woman walks through the doors, she is on the path to safety and hope. She has seen many stories of success. For example, one child many years ago received an art kit at Genesis Women’s Shelter who is now a well-known illustrator. The emergency shelter allows clients to stay up to eight weeks. Genesis also has 18 full-sized apartments, called Annie’s House, transitional housing in which clients can stay for one year. This allows the women to get back on their feet, get a job, and learn how to take care of themselves. Every client in the residential campus is paired with a counselor and an advocate to help with basic needs. Genesis Women’s Shelter is currently in the middle of a $15 million capital campaign to build a new facility in the medical district of Dallas which will house counselors, advocates, and legal, administrative and development teams. This will allow them to serve 7,500 women and children, double the amount they currently serve. The facility will break ground in spring 2021.They have many volunteer opportunities. The easiest way is to go to the website and fill out an application. Opportunities include childcare, sitting with someone in court, or serving a meal. You can do as much or as little as your schedule allows. Elizabeth says that if you have a friend you are concerned could be in a domestic abuse situation, look for signs of uneasiness and fear. The most important thing you can do is believe a woman if she tells you she has been abused; she has been told over and over that no one will believe her. The Genesis Women’s Shelter 24-hour hotline is 214-946-help. You can also reach them at 214-389-7700 or www.genesisshelter.org. For guest and sponsorship information, contact Rebecca at tailored2you@rebeccastylewriter.com or 214-729-6307.Radio and podcast adsBanner adsProduct mentionsBundle rates available for qualified businesses.Support the show (https://offbeatbusiness.com/sign-up/#join)

In Episode #322, Elizabeth Corley, non-executive vice chair of Allianz Global Investors, a global asset manager owned by Allianz, has worked in the financial industry for 40 years and helped steer her company through the global financial crisis. In this interview, she discusses why it’s critical that investment firms create a culture of accountability and inclusivity. She also explains why it’s imperative that leaders help employees and clients focus their outlooks on the longer term and discusses the need for more diverse investment and leadership teams. Corley also offers her answers to the questions of what major trends investment firms must adapt to in order to be successful, trends that are most worrisome, and what will be the biggest change to the profession in the next decade.

Elizabeth Corley CBE, Vice Chair of Allianz Global Investors, speaks at the 2016 Graduation ceremony on her career and the future of the industry.

Theresa May has promised a bigger role for the state in business. The previously unfashionable concept of a comprehensive industrial strategy is back on the agenda. There is a new wariness about foreign investment in strategic industries such as electricity generation. Mrs May also wants to see employee representatives on company boards. Presenter Evan Davis discusses "Theresanomics" with a panel of entrepreneurs and corporate leaders. Guests include: Elizabeth Corley, vice-chair of Allianz Global Investors David Pitt-Watson, former Chair of Hermes Focus Funds and co-author of The New Capitalists Producer: Julie Ball.

'Arrogance' says Elizabeth Corley, CEO of Allianz Global Investors Europe, is bad for business

Part 1 with ESMT professor Jörg Rocholl, and Elizabeth Corley, CEO Allianz Global Investors Europe. In an open discussion, Jörg Rocholl, and Elizabeth Corley cover the challenges and risks facing banks today? Part 1 of two delves into; 1) Risk and recapitalization, 2)Challenges facing investors, 3)Bank regulation.

Part 2 with ESMT professor Jörg Rocholl, and Elizabeth Corley, CEO Allianz Global Investors Europe. In an open discussion, Jörg Rocholl, and Elizabeth Corley discuss what types of regulation measures are productive and protective. Part 2 of two delves into; 1) Regulating Europe, 2) Hedge fund regulation, 3) Transparency in the hedge fund industry.