Impact Insiders

The climate crisis is not just having an impact on the planet's health, it's also impacting our mental health. A recent poll by the British Association for Counselling & Psychotherapy (BACP) found that 60% reported that climate change had negatively affected their mental health a figure that rose to 73% among 16-24 year olds. Climate anxiety is feeding into a mental health picture that has worsened since the pandemic. Today, we sit down with Lucy Johnson to how the climate crisis impacts our mental health and ways/methods to which we can tackle this issue.

Lessons from V&A Waterfront

Henry Mathys, Senior Manager: Social Impact and Food Ecosystem at the V&A Waterfront, reflects on The V&A Waterfront's Corporate Strategy Journey, and its synchrony with their social and environmental objectives, ultimately leading to their SVE Business Strategy. He further delves into the complexities of building an ecosystem of partnerships, and the role of the private sector in building products and services that add value to society.

In this episode of Impact Insiders, we are joined by Callum Armstrong, a New Zealand-based social entrepreneur passionate about sustainability and protecting New Zealand's native forests. Callum has established and supported businesses that are passionate about the environment and making a positive impact on the earth for future generations. Callum also discusses the role of his initiative, the Reforestation Fund, in supporting community environmental groups and ethical brands.

Join our guest speaker, Tim Radjy, Founder of and a Managing Partner at AlphaMundi Group Ltd (AMG) as he shares his view on the role of impact investing in achieving the SDGs. He discusses examples of taking companies to scale through impact investing and showcases the link between philanthropy and impact investing.

On this episode of Impact Insiders, Isabella chats with Simon Butler, Founder of Migrate Art, a London-based organisation that uses art to support forcibly displaced people and promote social change. Join us as we discuss following one’s passions and instigating societal change. We also invite you to read through Migrate Art’s 2022 Impact Report, which we had the pleasure of co-creating with their team. To listen to the episode, visit:

Join this episode of Impact for Breakfast with Alef Meulenberg, social entrepreneur and CEO of Rhiza Holdings. Alef discusses how to use market creating innovations to develop local economies and scale impact. Alef shares insightful examples of how local problems can be solved with local solutions and asks the audience to consider what local problems still need solving.

Join the conversation with Chris Whelan, a seasoned expert from the Wellington Centre of Business Excellence, to delve into the realm of organisational change and transformation. We explore effective strategies for achieving this success and the significance of setting and pursuing goals. We also explore the vital importance of adaptability and how it has shaped the business landscape.

In the latest episode of Impact Insiders, Heather Jackson, Chief Executive Officer at RBN Fund Managers, speaks about how to narrow the gap between the rhetoric and reality of impact investing. She draws on her experience and share her thoughts on scaling quality impact solutions.

In this episode, we are joined by OG Molefe, a seasoned South African sport’s presenter and founder of the OG Molefe Foundation. OG discusses the impact that sport has on a community, how access to golf has shaped his life and the future of the OG Molefe Foundation.

On this episode of Relativ’s Impact Insider’s podcast, Chloé Dobbins and Mural Routes’ managing director Marta Keller-Hernandez introduce our audience to the world of Mural Art and its integral role in community revitalization and building. Mural Routes’ work bridges the world of private sponsors with artists to facilitate community consultations so that every voice is heard and well represented.