The impact integrity risk for corporate social investors (CSIs) derives from their relationship with a company. As companies have the primary intention of creating profit, one could argue that the most effective way to safeguard impact integrity would be for the CSI to stay at arm’s length. But that would be too easy. The relationship with a company offers significant opportunities, including access to corporate resources such as network, expertise and financial resources.
Through a report, infographic, case studies and even an online quiz, the Impact Integrity project answers crucial questions about how corporate social investors effectively safeguard impact integrity.
