Ms. Amy Dickie

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  Amy Dickie, Associate
  
  Ms. Dickie is an Associate at Sea Change Management, LLC focused on financial and business due diligence. Ms. Dickie also serves as an Associate at California Environmental Associates where she works on conservation program strategy and conservation finance. +
  
  Prior to joining CEA and Sea Change, Ms. Dickie spent several years at Investors' Circle, a national network of angel and institutional venture investors using private capital to promote the transition to a sustainable economy by investing in early-stage companies that have a social and/or environmental mission. Ms. Dickie has also worked with several mission-driven start-up companies and at JPMorgan's Bay Area Equity Fund, a double bottom-line venture fund investing in San Francisco Bay Area's low and moderate income neighborhoods.
  
  Ms. Dickie has a BA in History from Stanford University (Phi Beta Kappa), and an MBA from the Haas School of Business at the University of California, Berkeley, where she served as co-chair for the Global Social Venture Competition.

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  Amy Dickie Conservation and Community Investment Forum (CCIF):
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  Amy Dickie
  
  Amy Dickie has engaged most recently with CCIF in helping develop a business plan for a new conservation fund for the critically endangered Pacific Leatherback Sea Turtle. Amy is a full time associate with San Francisco based California Environmental Associates (CEA). Amy brings six years of experience with double-bottom line investing and sustainable business to the CCIF team, and appreciates CCIF's approach of combining a deep understanding of conservation issues with skill and experience in business and finance.
  
  Previously, Amy helped to build Investors' Circle, a national network of angel and institutional venture investors using private capital to promote the transition to a sustainable economy by investing in early-stage companies that have a social and/or environmental mission. Amy has also worked with several mission-driven start-up companies and at the Bay Area Equity Fund, which invests in companies that can deliver market-rate venture capital returns while enabling social, environmental and economic improvement in the San Francisco Bay Area's low and moderate income neighborhoods.
  
  Amy has a BA (Phi Beta Kappa) from Stanford University and an MBA from the Haas School of Business at the University of California, Berkeley, where she served as co-chair for the Global Social Venture Competition and was a co-founder of the Berkeley Energy and Resources Collaborative.

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  In June it hired Amy Dickie of California Environmental Associates to visit Vermont for a week.
  
  Ms. Dickie interviewed 70 Vermont entrepreneurs and built a model that alliance members hope will serve as a blueprint for the application of slow money principles.
  
  Ms. Dickie divided Vermont's agricultural economy into sectors including dairy, meat, produce, tree fruit and forest products. Her analysis of each includes an overview of the market, an estimate of the sector's need for capital, the possible opportunity for slow money investment, and the way deals might be put together.
  
  Using the Vermont figures, Ms. Dickie calculated that a $100-million slow money fund divided into even thirds could balance high risk investments in farm and food enterprises with more reliable investments in farmland and forestland The proposed fund would have a 15-year life.

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  Amy Dickie

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  Amy Dickie, Chair
  
  Investors' Circle
  
  Prior to joining Investors' Circle where she manages services for entrepreneurs, Amy worked with two companies that have presented at Investors' Circle events, CircleLending and Care2.com in addition to an internet company in Silicon Valley. Amy has a BA in History from Stanford University

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  California Environmental Associates - About CEA - [Cached Version]
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  Amy Dickie, Associate

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  Amy Dickie California Environmental Associates - About CEA
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  AMY DICKIE [amy@ceaconsulting.com] Amy joined CEA in 2007 to work on strategic planning for foundations and nonprofits, and deal sourcing, evaluation, and execution for the Sea Change Investment Fund. She brings six years of experience with double-bottom-line investing and sustainable business to the CEA team.
  
  Prior to joining CEA, Amy helped build Investors' Circle, a national network of angel and institutional venture investors who use private capital to promote the transition to a sustainable economy by funding early-stage companies with a social and/or environmental mission. Amy has also worked with several mission-driven start-up companies and at the Bay Area Equity Fund, which invests in companies that can deliver market-rate venture capital returns while improving social, environmental, and economic conditions in the San Francisco Bay Area's low- and moderate-income neighborhoods.
  
  Amy has a bachelor's degree in History (Phi Beta Kappa) from Stanford University and an MBA from the Haas School of Business at UC Berkeley, where she served as co-chair for the Global Social Venture Competition and was a co-founder of the Berkeley Energy and Resources Collaborative.
  
  In her free time, Amy enjoys exploring the mountains and rivers in California, and getting around town on her bicycle.

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  Amy DickieCalifornia Environmental Associates - About CEA
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  AMY DICKIE [amy@ceaconsulting.com]Ms. Dickie is an associate focusing on conservation program strategy.Ms. Dickie also serves as an associate at the Sea Change Investment Fund, a private equity fund focused on financial and conservation returns in the sustainable seafood industry.Additionally, Ms. Dickie assists the Conservation and Community Investment Forum (CCIF), a non- profit dedicated to implementing private-sector approaches to biodiversity conservation.
  
  Prior to joining CEA and Sea Change, Ms. Dickie spent several years at Investors' Circle, a national network of angel and institutional venture investors using private capital to promote the transition to a sustainable economy by investing in early-stage companies that have a social and/or environmental mission.Ms. Dickie has also worked with several mission-driven start-up companies and at JPMorgan's Bay Area Equity Fund, a double bottom-line venture fund investing in San Francisco Bay Area's low and moderate income neighborhoods.
  
  Ms. Dickie has a BA in History from Stanford University (Phi Beta Kappa), and a MBA from the Haas School of Business at the University of California, Berkeley, where she served as co-chair for the Global Social Venture Competition.

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  California Environmental Associates - Who We Are - CEA... - [Cached Version]
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  Amy Dickie, Associate California Environmental Associates - Who We Are - CEA Staff
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  Amy Dickie, Associate
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  Amy Dickie Associate
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  Amy joined CEA in 2007 to work on strategic planning for foundations and nonprofits, and deal sourcing, evaluation, and execution for the Sea Change Investment Fund. She brings six years of experience with double-bottom-line investing and sustainable business to the CEA team.
  
  Prior to joining CEA, Amy helped build Investors’ Circle, a national network of angel and institutional venture investors who use private capital to promote the transition to a sustainable economy by funding early-stage companies with a social and/or environmental mission. Amy has also worked with several mission-driven start-up companies and at the Bay Area Equity Fund, which invests in companies that can deliver market-rate venture capital returns while improving social, environmental, and economic conditions in the San Francisco Bay Area's low- and moderate-income neighborhoods.
  
  Amy has a bachelor’s degree in History (Phi Beta Kappa) from Stanford University and an MBA from the Haas School of Business at UC Berkeley, where she served as co-chair for the Global Social Venture Competition and was a co-founder of the Berkeley Energy and Resources Collaborative.
  
  In her free time, Amy enjoys exploring the mountains and rivers in California, and getting around town on her bicycle.

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  Amy Dickie, Associate
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