Wealth with a Why

WEALTH WITH A WHY

is your go-to guide for individual investors and financial advisors looking to connect their money with a sustainable future. Stephanie and Stuart Mills share their honest journey, showing how your personal values can truly shape your financial choices.

This book breaks down the ‘spectrum of capital,’ giving you a clear path and practical tips on different ways to invest—from making your pension greener to direct impact investments and giving strategically. You’ll see that your value is so much more than just your bank account!

Full of useful advice, real stories, and insights from experts, this book will help you make smart decisions, be part of bigger change, and perfectly blend your financial goals with your vision for a sustainable future.

Stephanie earned a post-graduate degree in not-for-profit management. Her career spans diverse roles from public relations to board leadership. She is dedicated to community empowerment, climate action, and social entrepreneurship, evidenced by her involvement with the Environmental Funders Network, Groundwork London's Our Space Awards, and Impact London Collective. Her love of nature started as a child, first shaped by the surrounding wide open high sierra desert of Northern Nevada, and continues to grow now along the wild banks of the River Thames near her home in London.

Stuart is a senior executive focused on helping leaders navigate future uncertainty. As an innovator, intrapreneur, and changemaker, architecting complex, multi-million-pound transformations for global firms like Salesforce and Wood Mackenzie, he understands that the greatest risk in a disrupted world is not having a clear compass. His experience proves that while traditional playbooks are failing, a deep commitment to ethics provides the clarity and stability needed to make sound decisions amidst chaos. Today, through his work as an adviser and his engagement with the League of Intrapreneurs and the BMW Foundation Responsible Leaders Network, he helps leaders embed this ethical resilience into their operating models, building organisations that are not just profitable, but durable enough to thrive in the decades to come.