Why We Need Social Entrepreneurship

　　But, what about those on the other side of the metaphorical divide? With their enormous talent pools and considerable resources, corporations with philanthropic interests have the capacity to enact considerable social change. However, this is rarely done; after all, a company’s focus is on making money, not a community impact. Moreover, the philanthropic efforts made by corporations are often limited in their scope and meant to look, rather than do, good. In the end, a business intends to make a profit; corporate social responsibility is only one aspect of that overarching mission.

2020 PLP China-Europe “Change Management and Change Strategy" course in progress

The completion report of "2020 Talent Training of the Care Service System for Children in Need of Shenzhen (Intermediate Professional Level)" held in Shenzhen International Innovation Center

Global Trends in Philanthropy

The next generation of philanthropists will reflect a new set of values and come to their giving with a vastly different set of expectations than their parents’ generation. Expert knowledge and evidence-based research will be essential for those guiding U/HNW clients in the decades to come.

The Roadmap to 100% Responsible Investing

Donors left empty-handed on charity data questions How can you tell if a charity is effective, when there is little independent analysis?