The Year in the Life is a specially grant-funded project that evolved out of one of the stories of Capital Institute's Field Guide to Investing in a Regenerative Economy.   The project's goal is to document and explore a deeper, longer-term, and more active engagement with a regenerative enterprise than we have yet undertaken with the subjects of our Field Guide stories.  Susan Arterian Chang directs the project with digital partners Marie McCann Designs and Digital8Productions.   Susan can be reached at sarterianchang@capitalinstitute.org

Since 2010, The Field Guide has been telling the stories of projects and enterprises that regenerate the communities that they touch and in which they operate, It is Capital Institute's attempt to link theory with practice, shining a light on how the Regenerative Economy is emerging in the real world, if only we have eyes to see. The Field Guide was shortlisted by the Guardian for the 2014 Sustainable Business Awards in the Communications Category.  

Capital Institute is a non-partisan think tank founded by former JPMorgan Managing Director John Fullerton, exploring the economic transition to a more just, regenerative, and thus sustainable way of living on this earth through the transformation of finance.  Our Regenerative Capitalism framework serves as the source code for all our work. Read more about "Regenerative Capitalism: How Universal Principals and Patterns Will Shape Our New Economy" here. 
The Year in the Life of a Regenerative Bank is made possible through a generous project grant from the Kendeda Fund. The Field Guide is the recipient of project support from both the Kendeda Fund and the Compton Foundation, as well as general grant funding to Capital Institute from Kalliopeia Foundation.