In the fourth in the Pioneers Post series exploring the advantages and tensions that come when philanthropists align their work with corporate interests, ING Netherlands Foundation’s Kirsten Ottens ex...

This year collaboration has been more vital than ever – but that doesn’t mean it happens easily, something Roberta Bosurgi knows first-hand. As the new head of EVPA, which since 2004 has been building...

In the third in our series exploring the advantages and tensions that come when philanthropists align their work with corporate interests, the outspoken CEO of Lloyds Bank Foundation for England and W...

Some of the most innovative companies and their corporate social investors are demonstrating a new, collective approach to impact – one that might herald a significant shift in how big firms use their...

Meeting a social investor can be game-changing for an entrepreneur – but sometimes the lightbulb moment is even more dazzling for the one controlling the cash. Nicholas Colloff, executive director at ...

The Laudes Foundation has huge ambitions – to transform the economic system to counteract climate change and inequality. And it plans to do this not by fighting big business, but by working hand in ha...

Lazy categorisations of big business as the bad guys and philanthropists as the good guys no longer hold fast – especially with a growing wave of corporate social investors forging a path that draws o...

Meeting a social investor can be game-changing for an entrepreneur – but sometimes the lightbulb moment is even more dazzling for the one controlling the cash. In the latest in our series on career-de...

The Charter of Investors for Impact is a set of guiding principles for those committed to investing for (as opposed to with) impact. But what sets such investors apart from others? We’re asking some o...