Impact Insiders

This episode of Impact Insiders is presented by Ethical Good, in partnership with Relativ Impact. In this episode, Eija Searle speaks with Emma Chaplin and Kate Allan from the PropUp Project, a UK‑based social enterprise tackling waste in the film and TV industry by reusing, rehoming and reselling production materials. The conversation explores how PropUp combines efficient set‑clearance services with clear impact reporting, ensuring valuable resources reach community organisations that ensure dignity, care and real social value.Get in touch with Kate and Emma by email on hello@propup.ukFollow us on:PropUp.ukEthical-good.comRelativimpact.com

This episode of Impact Insiders, Matt Damon and Jesse Lees continue with the Redemptive Spaces series of the pod. Redemptive Spaces has to do with property development being used as a platform for social and environmental impact. In this episode they chat to Dave Child, one of the developers working on Protea Village, which is a community in Bishops Court, Cape Town that was forcefully removed during Apartheid. Today the re-development of the community is underway thanks to determined and lengthy process. For more information visit: https://proteavillage.co.za/

In this episode, we’re joined by Adriano Bisello, Team Coordinator at Eurac Research and a strategic partner of Relatomics Foundation in the i3.0 Strategic Partnership for Community Innovation Programme in Croatia, supported by the National Foundation for Civil Society Development.In this conversation, we explore Eurac Research’s role in the i3.0 community and how research-led, locally driven innovation is helping communities across Croatia unlock their potential. By building on local resources and aligning with European strategies while staying rooted in what people truly care about these partnerships are co-creating development pathways that help communities thrive.

In this episode of Impact Insiders, Robin Sokoloski from MassCulture shares her perspective on how arts organisations can define and measure impact. The conversation explores collaborative research, data-informed decision-making, and the opportunities for building a culture of learning in the arts sector. The insights shared are valuable lessons for all organisations, not only those in the arts.

Acompáñanos en este episodio de Impact Insiders mientras exploramos el mundo de la responsabilidad social corporativa y la medición de impacto con Alejandra Vázquez, cofundadora de Treeple Impact Lab. Descubre cómo las organizaciones en México están adoptando la sostenibilidad y aprende pasos prácticos para integrar estrategias de impacto en los negocios.¡No te lo pierdas!"Driving Impact: Business and Sustainability in Mexico with Alejandra Vázquez"Join us on this episode of Impact Insiders as we dive into the world of corporate social responsibility and impact measurement with Alejandra Vázquez, co-founder of Treeple Impact Lab. Discover how organizations in Mexico are embracing sustainability and learn practical steps to integrate impact strategies into business operations. Don’t miss it!

This Impact Insiders episode features Raphael Clemente and Camden Baggs from Palm Beach Venture Philanthropy, an initiative of the Quantum Foundation. Learn how they’re driving neighbourhood-based impact in Palm Beach County, addressing socio-economic challenges with innovative solutions and strategic funding.

In this episode of Impact Insiders, we join Colin Habberton, Co-founder of Relativ Impact and Callum Armstrong, Co-Founder of Conservation Amplified, as they sit down and discuss what Impact Measurement and Management is, how it can be used as an effective framework to help organisations measure a wider set of metrics and ensure they are doing right by their stakeholders to ensure they consider their wider social environment and impact on people, ecosystems and climate.

In this Impact Insiders episode, we’re joined by Karim Harji to discuss global Impact Measurement and Management trends, challenges, and risks. Karim is the Programme Director of the Oxford Impact Measurement Programme at the Said Business School, University of Oxford. He is also the Managing Director at Evalysis, working with organizations to clarify their impact goals and strategies, align their measurement and management approaches, and navigate the complexity of data and decisions.

In this podcast, we are joined by Marion Wagner, the director of Breadline Africa. With a rich background in leadership across various organizations, Marion has spearheaded initiatives ranging from nurturing ethical leadership in children to championing cultural diversity education. She has also been at the forefront of supporting vulnerable children in South Africa and driving economic growth and sustainable development in communities. Through our discussion, Marion sheds light on the importance of early childhood development and explores the profound socio-economic impact that ensues when children are provided with secure learning environments. We discuss the organization's "Flush Campaign," dedicated to eradicating pit toilets in schools across South Africa. Marion highlights the far-reaching effects this initiative has on the overall well-being and development of children, offering a compelling perspective on the transformative power of education and community support.

Lessons from V&A Waterfront Henry Mathys, Senior Manager: Social Impact and Food Ecosystem at the V&A Waterfront, reflects on The V&A Waterfront's Corporate Strategy Journey, and its synchrony with their social and environmental objectives, ultimately leading to their SVE Business Strategy. He further delves into the complexities of building an ecosystem of partnerships, and the role of the private sector in building products and services that add value to society.

Join our guest speaker, Tim Radjy, Founder of and a Managing Partner at AlphaMundi Group Ltd (AMG) as he shares his view on the role of impact investing in achieving the SDGs. He discusses examples of taking companies to scale through impact investing and showcases the link between philanthropy and impact investing.

Join this episode of Impact for Breakfast with Alef Meulenberg, social entrepreneur and CEO of Rhiza Holdings. Alef discusses how to use market creating innovations to develop local economies and scale impact. Alef shares insightful examples of how local problems can be solved with local solutions and asks the audience to consider what local problems still need solving.

In the latest episode of Impact Insiders, Heather Jackson, Chief Executive Officer at RBN Fund Managers, speaks about how to narrow the gap between the rhetoric and reality of impact investing. She draws on her experience and share her thoughts on scaling quality impact solutions.