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Share your knowledge
for social good
Who we are
Our Knowledge Partners…
…are experienced social entrepreneurs and innovators, founders and executive leaders.
…include finance and investment experts, information scientists and technology futurists, educators and idea generators.
…are all peacemakers, working at the intersection of knowledge, responsibility, and action to shape a better world.
Ways to engage
We unite purpose-driven leaders (Knowledge Partners) and Social Venture Partners in curated platforms to create solutions. As a Knowledge Partner, you can leverage your knowledge for social good by participating in the following exchange platforms:
Catalyze Sessions
Circles
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Why engage
Access Curated Opportunities
Apply your skills, insights and connections to a cause of your choice, leveraging what you uniquely offer.
It’s Easy
Engagements take as little as 90 minutes, and you can give as much time as you want.
Learn About Impact
Build your own knowledge bank through specially designed learning events and participating in our knowledge exchange platforms.
Build New Connections and Networks
Collaborate with social innovators and purpose-driven leaders eager to create a better world.
Drive Change
Build the movement towards a new knowledge economy, where knowledge is shared freely for social good.
How to engage
It’s easy to generously share your knowledge for social good. It is free and there are no requirements on frequency of engaging. You participate in the causes you care about, leverage your knowledge, and meet others with a common interest.
Hear from our Knowledge Partners
“It's been a great learning experience. This role has allowed me to meet amazing and very talented people. I’ve also had the unique opportunity to share knowledge, and give my time back, to generate positive impact while supporting organizations around the world.”
Aaron Rodal
"I think the most important thing in social impact work is to have an ecosystem of supporters around you: To have mentors, advisors, people who are willing to open doors. You can't do this alone, and particularly if you're taking on a really ambitious goal of making a major change in the world or solving one of the world's big problems. Finding your allies who can be a partner with you in making that vision a reality is so critical.”
Elizabeth Funk
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"When we are huddled together working on our project Education For Employment, we share our experience and we don’t try to prescribe because at the end of the day, their business is very complex. We share with them what we know and what our experiences are, and they must find their own way.”
Thomas NG
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