Strategic Stewardship Advisor
Gregory combines decades of experience in climate change and social issues with a modern focus on AI-enabled stewardship. He specializes in creating the rigorous logic models required for AI to accurately analyze sustainable investing data and proxy voting trends at an institutional scale.
He has extensive experience with how investors assess corporate governance and sustainability performance, and how that directly impacts bond- and share-holding and proxy voting. Further, he understands how stewardship is evolving for investors, companies and regulators, along with the demands it generates for different stakeholders.
Governance Expertise
Gregory has significant experience analyzing corporate governance and sustainability topics quantitatively and qualitatively as a research analyst at J.P. Morgan, Bloomberg Intelligence and Trucost. He has published across a range of governance issues, including on low-carbon transition, green bonds, water scarcity, gender diversity, worker safety, Asia governance reforms, and executive pay. Gregory was voted the #1 ranked Socially Responsible Investment (SRI) analyst for 2017 in the Independent Research in Responsible Investment (IRRI) Survey by asset managers, and placed Top 3 for the years 2014-16.
Scaling Analysis with AI
Gregory leads development of the proprietary frameworks behind Canbury Insight's ProxyPro platform to automate the thematic analysis of thousands of proxy statements, ensuring that stewardship remains data-driven and consistent across global portfolios. The same approach is applied to analytical challenges like identifying physical climate risks across a company and scaled to an entire investor portfolio.
Bringing light to what lies buried in corporate governance reporting
More than 80% of global energy demand is met by fossil fuels such as coal, oil and natural gas, but climate change is driving new life and urgency into a more sustainable approach to investing.
ESG moves from the confines of specialty funds to broader traditional investment analysis
ESG funds are joining the shift to lower-cost passive strategies, helping to catalyze the market and draw upon a larger investor base.
A model to illustrate and quantify the potential impact of climate change policy 'stranded assets' on a company’s earnings and share price.

Board: SustNew Castle Historical Society
Adjunct Professor: Vaughn College, graduate and undergraduate Environmental Management
IRRI Survey Ranking: #1 Ranked SRI Analyst 2017, #2 for 2016, #3 for 2015 & 2014
Awards: Sustainability Product Innovation: Carbon Risk Valuation Tool; “Paid to Ponder” Award: Merrill Lynch
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