Episode 17
Innovation has the potential to help tackle some of the world’s most complex issues and represents an opportunity for philanthropists and social entrepreneurs to gather real-time evidence and identify priorities. Philanthropy can create and share innovations by supporting early-stage initiatives that could address these urgent issues and drive a long-lasting change.
We will explore the important connections between philanthropy, innovation and entrepreneurship – including the need for philanthropists and charities to be risk taking, entrepreneurial and catalytic. Impactful outcomes often depend on being innovative and ambitious. Panellists will discuss the future of philanthropy especially in light of the disruption caused by COVID-19.
Join our CEO. John Pepin, as he chats with our board member Rennie Hoare, partner and Head of philanthropy at C Hoare & Co, our members Matthew Bowcock, Co-Founder of the Beacon Collaborative, Bonnie Chiu, Managing Director at The Social Investment Consultancy and John Loughton, Social Entrepreneur, Founder & CEO of Dare2Lead and Scran Academy.about the benefits of innovation and the role and activities of professional advisors in supporting this change.
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