Join us for the first of our Social Value Matters Webinar Series in 2022.
This 60-minute webinar will be addressing the question of “What innovative solutions exist to help address the mismatch in capital in developing markets to drive impact?” and will include speakers who have developed, or work with, innovative solutions to drive capital towards social enterprise and impact focused organizations in developing markets across Africa, Asia, and Latin America.
The session will explore some of the challenges faced in matching capital from investors to social enterprises and impact focused organizations and will explore the innovative solutions developed that can drive capital to where it can create scalable impact and maximize the value that investors are able to create.
Meet our panel of expert speakers:
Narkul Garg, CrowdInvest
Sarah Burns, Nia Impact Invest Africa
Lina Rossi, ANDE (Aspen Network of Development Entrepreneurs), Andean Chapter
Background to the webinar series
Social Value Matters Webinars: Social Value Matters is the flagship conference delivered by Social Value International and Global Networks, but to continue the conversations, show-case ideas and drive forward innovation, Social Value International is organizing a series of discussions throughout the year based on the key 6 themes of Social Value Matters.
Social Value Matters webinars are open to individuals from all sectors and geographies (members and non-members) and are designed as thought-leadership sessions that will enable global experts to share their knowledge and experience, providing new perspectives and solutions to some of the world’s most pressing challenges.
This session is under the theme of - How investors create value, which addresses the below:
Investors move vast amounts of wealth and play a key role in creating social value and social impact. But how do we know what impact investors are truly making, and how do we ensure, that with the limited global resources available investment is driven into areas where the most impact will be felt?