We all have a responsibility to bring public awareness to  the challenges faced by nonprofit organizations that provide voice and value to those most in need. Woody has strong interests in the future of humanity and big picture questions. He conducts research and advocates for social impact investing and interested in a variety of topics, social agents, at the intersection of art, technology and psychology, as for impacting human interactions and emotional well-being.

Woody believes that social Impact Investing is an approach to mobilizing private capital to create economic returns that will help achieve social and environmental goals, thereby an active founding member of the Be Sensitive-Be Remarkable Movement.