![]() Rachel Alembakis Stewardship Manager, Uniting Ethical Investors Limited Rachel is stewardship manager at U Ethical. In her role, she is responsible for managing U Ethical's active ownership activities including proxy voting, direct and collaborative engagements with companies and engagements with key stakeholders. Rachel was the managing editor and founder of FS Sustainability for 12 years. She has more than two decades' experience as a financial journalist covering a broad range of investment issues.
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