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When we last spoke to Sean Greene, he was winding down his gig as SBA's investment and innovation associate administrator. Now he's the Entrepreneur-in-Residence for the Case Foundation and an advisor to Revolution LLC. Sean will help the foundation, run by Jean Case (Steve Case's wife), identify ways to inspire, educate, and mobilize capital in the impact investing space. Sean has a wee bit of investing experience, having started a $1 billion impact investing initiative at SBA and launching Away.com, which sold to Orbitz. He also co-founded Rock Creek Ventures and LaunchBox Digital.

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