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time, and our willingness to take risk must all be part of the larger way we integrate patient capital into a philosophy of interconnectedness. In Acumen's 10th year, we have renewed our own commitment to recognizing it takes more than capital to effect real change, which is why our mission now clearl

er has also been a time for reinforcing the power and potential of leadership at a time when examples are sorely needed. The recent launch event of Acumen's East Africa Fellows program in Nairobi most exemplified this promise. For me personally, the evening was filled with poetry. Indeed, twenty-five y