Jacqueline Jackson

Jacqueline leads London CIV’s commitment to responsible investment by developing and implementing strategies designed to mitigate financial risks arising from environmental and socioeconomic issues. Providing oversight of London CIV’s fund range with regards to ESG performance and compliance. Prior to joining London CIV, Jacqueline worked in ESG consultancy for seven years at Trucost and S&P Global (home of the world’s first environmental profit and loss account in 2013).

Jacqueline has experience delivering public speaking on sustainability and drafting environmental publications. Over the last eighteen years she has advised institutional investors, corporations and governments on how to interpret exposure and impact associated with natural resource constraints to help inform resilience and identify the transformative solutions of tomorrow. Jacqueline read Fine Art at The University of Oxford achieving a 1st and scholarship in 2008 and returned in 2019 to study Sustainable Finance. She has delivered training at the Institute for Sustainability Leadership at The University of Cambridge, led the development of the Asset Owner Diversity Charter and is an ambassador of The Diversity Project.