"We are original thinkers; not members of the herd. We don’t fall prey to the common myths that dominate in the public investing sphere.” – Lincoln Pain From his work in the 1960s as a civil rights and voting access organizer in Mississippi, to his anti-war activism during the Vietnam War, Lincoln Pain has long held that his career as a socially responsible financial planner and fiduciary was a logical extension of his lifelong human rights and environmental advocacy. Today, Lincoln continues his three-decades-long work in socially responsible impact investing (SRI) as an Effective Assets Advisory Board Member. Lincoln received his BA in 1976 from San Francisco State University. Lincoln’s