Frank DixonFrank Dixon is a leader and pioneer of system change and return-enhancing responsible investing. As the head of research for the largest, #1-rated ESG research firm (Innovest, now MSCI), he developed and refined the original return-enhancing ESG models that now underpin the management of trillions of dollars of assets.

Overseeing the sustainability analysis of thousands of companies showed that flawed systems make it impossible for companies to stop harming the environment and society. In 2003, recognizing that system change is the key to sustainability, he created the concept of using investing to drive system change and built the first models for implementing it. He has been evolving SCI models and developing system change solutions ever since.

He launched the Global System Change and System Change Investing companies and wrote the Global System Change books, which provide systemic solutions for all major areas of society. His SCI and Total Corporate Responsibility (TCR®) approaches provide the most advanced responsible investing and corporate sustainability strategies.

He advises leading organizations, including Investors for Purpose, Capgemini, Walmart, and the US EPA, and has presented at many conferences and universities, including Harvard, Yale, Stanford, MIT, and Cambridge.

He holds an MBA from the Harvard Business School.

Frank Dixon

Frank Dixon is a leader and pioneer of system change and return-enhancing responsible investing. As the head of research for the largest, #1-rated ESG research firm (Innovest, now MSCI), he developed and refined the original return-enhancing ESG models that now underpin the management of trillions of dollars of assets.

Overseeing the sustainability analysis of thousands of companies showed that flawed systems make it impossible for companies to stop harming the environment and society. In 2003, recognizing that system change is the key to sustainability, he created the concept of using investing to drive system change and built the first models for implementing it. He has been evolving SCI models and developing system change solutions ever since.

He launched the Global System Change and System Change Investing companies and wrote the Global System Change books, which provide systemic solutions for all major areas of society. His SCI and Total Corporate Responsibility (TCR®) approaches provide the most advanced responsible investing and corporate sustainability strategies.

He advises leading organizations, including Investors for Purpose, Capgemini, Walmart, and the US EPA, and has presented at many conferences and universities, including Harvard, Yale, Stanford, MIT, and Cambridge.

He holds an MBA from the Harvard Business School.