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Dear Colleagues and Friends
A belated happy new year greeting to you all. In this first edition of Impact InSights for 2012 we interview advisory board member, Jeremy Nicholls, about impact reporting and why standardization may be the key to accessing funding. We also look at the Occupy Wall Street movement and how it relates to the social business sector. Finally, Nexii’s Justine Raschio explores the scientific method of theory of change, while we share exciting news about our running in the Buckminster Fuller Challenge and Nexii’s upcoming events.
Feel free to comment on the articles and email us if you have any suggestions or if you would like to contribute to Nexii’s Insights. Thank you for reading.
The Nexii team.
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The impact investment sector is evolving, and with this evolution, new and improved approaches to impact investing are emerging. One particular area gaining traction is impact reporting, the measurement of social and environmental returns. Nexii’s Kelly Notcutt took some time out to discuss developments with Advisory Board member and CEO of the SROI Network, Jeremy Nicholls.
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As the cold weather and the police riot shields moved in, so the bedraggled protestors have gradually moved out of Zucotti Park, Trafalgar Square, and other global centres, leaving only the most hardcore (and hardline) to brave the blizzards in the name of the global 99 percent.
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Nexii’s Justine Raschio attended the two day intensive workshop hosted by ACTKnowledge in New York City in January to explore and experience the ACTKnowledge’s version of the theory of change process.
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Nexii has taken on the Buckminster Fuller Challenge and is in the running for $100,000 for the submission of its design of a new capital market infrastructure to support impact investment capital flows globally.
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