Why the Activist Fund That Beat Exxon Is Launching an ETF

The video discusses Engine No. 1's campaign at Exxon, focusing on board changes for energy transition. It introduces a new ETF aimed at holding companies accountable for social and environmental impacts. The ETF allows investors to engage actively with companies, promoting long-term value. The video also highlights the importance of data in assessing corporate impacts on society and the environment.

What was the primary goal of Engine No. 1's campaign at Exxon?

• To focus solely on financial gains

• To reduce the number of board members

• To ensure the board can manage the energy transition

• To increase short-term profits

How does the Engine No. 1 ETF differ from traditional ETFs?

• It focuses on short-term gains

• It is a passive investment vehicle

• It only invests in small companies

• It actively engages with companies for long-term impact

What is a key feature of the Engine No. 1 ETF?

• It divests from the market

• It holds companies accountable for their impacts

• It only invests in technology companies

• It avoids any form of activism

What type of data is currently available and used by Engine No. 1?

• Data on consumer preferences

• Data on race and inequality

• Carbon and carbon footprint data

• Data on short-term financial performance

What relationship is Engine No. 1 exploring with its data science efforts?

• The impact of social media on brand image

• The link between advertising and sales

• The connection between good wages and company value

• The effect of market trends on stock prices