We started Tulipshare with a simple idea:
Empower retail investors to invest their money to promote ethical change
While activist investing isn’t new, it can require heavy capital investment and often excludes the retail shareholder - leaving it up to institutional investors to decide how publicly traded companies conduct their business. Unfortunately, these decisions can be weighed heavier on short-term returns over impact.
Founded in London, we started Tulipshare with a simple idea: empower retail investors to invest their money to promote ethical change. Through our platform, we empower retail investors to join our activist campaigns and invest to change publicly traded companies. We then unify their investing power with other like-minded investors to make their voice heard by big business.