In the second part of this episode of "A New Capitalism with Frank Altman," Frank dives deeper into the role of environmental, social, and governance (ESG) investing, drawing from insights in his book. He unpacks the concept of ESG investing, exploring how it integrates environmental sustainability, social responsibility, and corporate governance into investment decisions, driving positive societal and environmental impact alongside financial returns. Frank and Kimberlee Cornett also delve into the critical issue of social determinants of health, illuminating how factors like income, education, housing, and access to nutritious food profoundly influence individual and community well-being. They discuss the innovative investments organizations are making outside of traditional healthcare sectors to address these determinants, from affordable housing initiatives to education and community development programs. Furthermore, Kimberlee shares her perspectives on the importance of innovation in impact investing, emphasizing the need for creative approaches to address complex social and environmental challenges. Join Frank Altman and Kimberlee Cornett as they explore the intersections of finance, social impact, and innovation, inspiring listeners to rethink traditional investment paradigms and harness the power of capital for positive change.