Unique Impact Proposition:
Social Impact

What is the value of a net-zero world if the social fabric has collapsed? Sustainability only works if society does.

Emerging Reality

As Germany’s poverty rate climbs, the widening wealth gap is eroding financial stability and, consequently, fracturing our democracy. Economic exclusion directly drives political alienation, hitting single-parent families at the heart of our society hardest.

With the vast majority of these households led by women, countless children now face compounding barriers to educational growth and nutritional security. We are here to change this reality, ensuring that a family’s structure no longer dictates a child’s development or a citizen’s voice.

Our Vision – No E without S

The Essentials

From warm meals to school trips, no child should be left behind, regardless of circumstance.

Equal Opportunity

We bridge the gap with tutoring and career guidance for those who need it most.

Long Term Impact

Patient capital, committed from primary school through graduation.

Outcome: Breaking The Cycle

Nurturing a child’s potential yields the ultimate return for society by breaking the cycle of generational poverty and ensuring equal access to opportunity.

Investing in tomorrow’s talent is not just a social mission, it underpins the competitiveness and long-term prosperity of Germany’s Mittelstand.

Shared Contribution

5% of our carry, equivalent to 25% of GP economics, is dedicated to expanding opportunities for disadvantaged children. We are leading by example and seek alignment from our LPs through a minimum 5% commitment, with no upper limit.

If you have any questions, please reach out to us at info@vertevis.com.

Jane S. Hoffman

Jane S. Hoffman is an internationally recognized leader from the United States, a Board Director, and an expert in Corporate Social Responsibility, strategic governance, and large-scale impact projects across both the public and private sectors.

As a Research Fellow at the Mossavar-Rahmani Center for Business and Government at Harvard Kennedy School, she conducts research on corporate responsibility and the role of business and government in the digital age. Previously, she served as a Senior Fellow and Fellow of the Advanced Leadership Initiative at Harvard University.

Jane brings exceptional board expertise. She has been a member of the Board of Trustees of Northwestern University for over 13 years, serving on the Executive Committee as well as the Governance and Nominating Committee, and chairing the Alumni Relations and Development Committee. She has also served on numerous boards and public commissions, including the Museum of the City of New York, the New York City Cultural Affairs Commission, and several U.S.-based non-profit organizations.

Her career spans senior leadership roles in the public sector at both city and state levels in the United States. She has served as Commissioner of the New York City Department of Consumer Affairs, Commissioner of New York State Public Authority Reform, and Deputy Commissioner of the New York City Commission for United Nations Consular Corps & International Business, where she initiated a nationally recognized study on economic impact. She was also a Democratic candidate for Lieutenant Governor of New York State and founded the Presidential Forum on Renewable Energy, which hosted the first-ever U.S. presidential debate on energy and climate security.

As the author of two acclaimed books, Jane is a leading voice on digitalization, consumer protection, and sustainability. Her most recent book, Your Data, Their Billions: Unraveling and Simplifying Big Tech, was recognized by Amazon as one of the ten best non-fiction books of the month and chosen as an Editor’s Choice. Her first book, Green: Your Place in the New Energy Revolution, explored global renewable energy resources and proposed new energy policy guidelines for the United States, with excerpts published in Scientific American.

She has appeared as a political and economic expert on numerous U.S. national and regional television programs, has been profiled in The New York Times, and was named one of the leading environmental activists in the United States by Glamour magazine.