Sustainable and Impact Investments for a Prosperous Future
You can have both.
You can meet your financial goals without compromising your values.
You can create both a financial and a social legacy.
We have more than 30 years of investment experience, creating custom solutions that help investors achieve both their financial and social objectives – without sacrificing performance.
- As an independent Registered Investment Advisor, we act as a fiduciary, placing your interests above all others.
- As a firm run by a Chartered Financial Analyst, we’re held to the industry’s highest ethical standards.
- And as the region’s first Certified B Corporation wealth manager, we are aiming for a “triple bottom line” (people, planet, profit) in all that we do.
We’re Boardwalk Capital Management, and we’d love to help you create your Sustainable Legacy.
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