Lost And Founder

30/08/2020

This is amazing. Invasive w**d turned into fuel, bricks, and economic opportunity for rural women. If you know of orgs like this, share it with me :)

11/07/2020

There are ten of these videos of innovators of the Plastics Data Challenge - a program by The Incubation Network, where I work, doing communications. I'll share the others as I post them over the next 10 days. Really really cool ideas and initiatives. These guys are Clearbot. They use AI vision and robot swarms to get plastic out of waterways

20/05/2020

Glad to be a consultant for YSI for these 23 founders actually doing things to create the change we all want to see. Fantastic work from all.

15/12/2018

On a mission to democratize social impact financing using blockchain technology.

09/05/2018

So for Angels of Impact I went to Manila with Bryan Lum and visited Messy Bessy. Their team runs a million dollar business, and brings people who have experienced trauma or are living in shelters through their program.
They come out of it with a good undergraduate degree, work experience, savings, and brilliant prospects.

Video coming soon. www.messybessy.com

04/05/2018

Meet Du'Anyam [tag unavailable]. Please share this video and visit them at www.duanyam.com

I made this video feature for them when Laina and I visited from Angels of Impact and I'm happy with how it turned out.

They provide mothers with an income source away from physical labour, empowering women and bringing woven wicker goods to market at an exponential rate.

28/04/2018

The Codette Project and Angels of Impact put on a human library for today. They expand possibilities, perceptions, and networks for minority women in tech.

If that applies to you, or what you want to do, comment or send me a message. They're always welcome to new friends. :)

16/04/2018

Mission accomplished.

Meeting Messy Bessy again tomorrow to meet some of the people completing their college courses while working as part of the organisation. Excited.

29/01/2018

17/01/2018

Founder of Kiva, Premal Shah, for the SF Chronicle's article "Visionary of The Year", captured here giving me career advice:

"Barriers to entry into impact investing are much higher than into digital marketing. If you know what you want to do, do it."

Five-year-old Premal Shah was sitting in a cab during a family visit to India when he got his first inkling about how unequal the world could be. "You see a kid your age knocking on the window, hungry, and they are on the outside and you are in the inside," Shah, now 42, said on a recent afternoon.�...