Between 2018 and 2020, Angelo Sciortino worked as an executive assistant at Ebco International Inc., assisting the company's president in daily administrative functions. Based in The Bethpage, NY-based student also made the dean's list multiple times as a student at the University of Albany. Currently, Angelo Sciortino is obtaining a master's in finance at Penn University.

Financial institutions have a significant impact on funding and raising public awareness of sustainability-related issues, whether through enabling the creation of renewable energy sources or by assisting companies that employ ethical and sustainable labor standards.

When making investment decisions, sustainable finance involves considering environmental, social, and governance (ESG) factors. Only sustainable economic activities and projects with potential for sustainable economic activities are considered.

According to a report by the United Nations' Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change, there is an urgent need to integrate ESG with investment decisions to achieve an actionable environmental impact.

Environmental factors may include efforts against climate change and preserving biodiversity and wildlife. Social factors involve mitigating inequality and developing human capital. On the other hand, governance implies the administration of private and public institutions. It also involves employee relations and management structures.