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For over twenty five years, Harrington Investments, Inc. (HII) has been a leader in Socially Responsible Investing and Shareholder Advocacy.

 

Our mission is to provide highly personalized asset management services that reflect a commitment to superior financial results, while investing in companies committed to positive environmental, ethical and social change.

 

HII is proud to work with individual and institutional investors who seek to have a positive social impact with their assets. If you would like more information on investing with HII please phone us at 800-788-0154 or send us an email request


HII was founded in 1982 by John Harrington and incorporated as a family corporation in 1984. The minimum account size is $500,000 in liquid assets.


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New Goldman Sachs Bonus Plan Camouflages Outlandish Bonuses
December 17, 2009
 

Napa, CA - Harrington Investments, Inc. (HII), a Napa, California-based socially responsible investment advisory firm, recently filed a shareholder resolution at Goldman Sachs requesting the board of directors adopt a policy that top executives be required to retain 75% of the shares acquired through the company's compensation plan for at least 3 years from termination of employment.

 

John Harrington, President/CEO of HII said, "There is a complete disconnect between the salaries and bonuses paid to top executives and traders at Goldman and the economic reality of millions of working Americans.  Lloyd Blankfein, Goldman's CEO, in 2007 took home $68.5 million in cash and stock.

 

Yale Conference Produces Landmark Declaration on Financial Integrity

December 10, 2009

 

John Harrington is a signatory on the New Haven Declaration on Human Rights and Financial Integrity. The Declaration was the outcome of a two-day conference held at Yale University focusing on how illicit financial flows and the shadow banking system increase global poverty .

 

The conference brought together lawyers, economists, and philosophers not only from the academy, but also from such influential global institutions as the International Monetary Fund and the World Bank, and from such NGOs, civil society organizations, and faith groups as Global Financial Integrity, Amnesty International, Human Rights Watch, the Soros Foundation, the National Council of Churches, Oxfam, Christian Aid, and many others. 

 

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