
“You Can’t Measure That” – And Other Myths About Social Impact
Yesterday, I attended a debate that cut right to the core of what we do in the social impact sector. Professor Peter Singer — moral philosopher and founder of The

Yesterday, I attended a debate that cut right to the core of what we do in the social impact sector. Professor Peter Singer — moral philosopher and founder of The

At last week’s SFi Impact Summit 2026 in Hong Kong, more than 300 leaders from across Asia Pacific gathered to explore the future of sustainable finance. One panel in particular,

“They keep sucking the soul out of everything and repackaging it.” This line, delivered by Andy Sachs (Anne Hathaway) in The Devil Wears Prada 2, might refer to the acquisition

Social Return on Investment (SROI) has its place. It brings rigour, clarity, and a common language. But it is not the whole story. The best impact decisions happen when

Beyond the Screen: How the Arts are Rewiring Our Inner Critic for Impact As we celebrated International Women’s Day 2026 and “Art March” in Hong Kong, I had the

AI is transforming the ways data is summarised, explored and analysed, acting as a powerful assistant to speed up generic work processes. The promises of productivity gains and a shift