There is a quiet revolution afoot. It may not be as loud as the technology revolution—but some experts predict it will be just as transformative. Its reverberations are being felt across executive boardrooms, foundation offices, statehouses, and start-ups. And it’s fundamentally shifting the way investments are made, policies are penned, funds are endowed, and careers are chosen. This movement, which has been dubbed the Impact Revolution, advances a vision of doing well while doing measurable good.
Recent Posts
- Eliza Roady Joins Sorenson Impact Foundation as Managing Director
- Sorenson Impact Foundation solidifies its commitment to empowering base of pyramid populations through Navajo Power Home
- Sorenson Impact Foundation Announces Program-Related Investment into Instill Education to Support Teacher Education and Upskilling Across Africa
- Sorenson Impact Foundation Announces Five New Program Related Investments Added to Its Portfolio in Q4 2023
- Sorenson Impact Foundation Announces Program-Related Investment into Totem Technologies to Empower Indigenous Communities