About Horizons

Johann is a Certified Financial Planner™. He was among the first in the nation to embrace the now-standard certification of Accredited Investment Fiduciary™ and holds the 70th such accreditation ever issued. He holds a B.A. from St. John’s College, Annapolis/Santa Fe, and Masters and PhD degrees from the Philosophy Department of Washington University, St. Louis, where he specialized in Ethics and Social Philosophy. He served on the faculties of Washington University, Webster University, Millikin University, the University of Colorado at Colorado Springs, the University of Central Arkansas, and the University of Idaho. He has published and lectured on many topics, including areas of environmental ethics, business ethics, and social bias in finance.

He got his start in the securities industry in the fall of 2000 at T. Rowe Price. In mid-2001, Johann joined the team at First Affirmative Financial Network, rising to Vice President of Investments Services. He was primarily responsible for First Affirmative’s managed account programs, and supported First Affirmative’s nationwide network of investment advisors.

Johann spent his youth in Western Washington, Hawaii, and Japan. He enjoys baseball, chess, and outdoor activities across the Rocky Mountains. He continues to write and publish, for both academic and popular press outlets. He is a frequent guest lecturer in philosophy departments and business schools, and at business and social justice conferences.

In her personal life, Bryanna is extremely passionate about the efforts of the Black Lives Matter movement and the need to enact change in the effect of the Military Industrial Complex on American society. She has worked intermittently with the youth-led activism group, Walk the Talk Santa Fe. Her concern for advocacy for individuals with disabilities, particularly those with autoimmune disorders such as lupus, is just as avid. She staunchly supports the necessity of using poetry and other artistic outlets as a form of activism, due to her many years spent ardently viewing the world through a poetic lens.

In her free time, she takes an excessive number of pictures of Santa Fe’s enchanting clouds.

Aarón grew up in the Ysleta area of El Paso, Texas. He earned his B.A. from St. John’s College in Santa Fe, and his J.D. from the S.J. Quinney College of Law at the University of Utah. While living in northern Utah he served on the boards of Ogden-Weber Community Action Partnership and the Ogden Branch of the NAACP. Aaron is also a former U.S. Army infantryman and a combat veteran of the Persian Gulf War. In his personal life, he enjoys outdoor adventures, cinema, and taking photos of flowers and natural landscapes.

Kim launched her career in finance in 1998, working in the Santa Fe office of First Affirmative Financial Network, where she was mentored by strong leaders in the SRI Field. In 2007, she founded Horizons Sustainable Financial Services. Now a leader in SRI herself, Kim mentors co-workers and employees who are equally committed to the values and goals of SRI.

Originally from Oregon, Kim holds a B.A. from the College of Santa Fe and an MBA in Sustainable Business from Marylhurst University in Portland. She says her graduate studies broadened her understanding of how sustainability can encompass business and government policy. “This knowledge will help me enhance the opportunities for Horizons and our clients to participate in shareholder advocacy,” she says. “So we can help clients with shares in oil companies, for example, to advocate for institutional policy changes on fracking and other environmental issues. Together, we can make a difference in the process.”

In her personal life, Kim embodies the same values that driver her professional passions. She currently serves on the board of The Forum for Sustainable and Responsible Investment (US SIF). She has previously served on the boards of PFLAG, Earth Works Institute and the governing council of Tierra Encantada Charter School; in 2017 she was appointed by the Mayor of Santa Fe to the Sustainability Commission.