Executive Voice Series

At NGO Advisor, we are constantly engaging with executives of social profit organisations (SPOs). We believe that their views, ideas, concerns, and experiences are a source of great inspiration to all, and reaching out well beyond the social profit world, as they are echoing a profound aspiration to transform life across many circles and communities. Welcome to the Executive Voice Series.

We seek to build a culture that transforms human lives, a culture of solidarity.

Investment in Brazil’s non-profit sector used to rely on private sponsors and small donors. During its 25 year history the...

Executive Voice Series

We seek to build a culture that transforms human lives, a culture of solidarity.

“One opportunity blockchain can offer to producers of provenance rich goods such as Himalayan teas, is to establish their authenticity to customers anywhere in the world.” explains Anuj Kapoor, Himalayan People’s founder and director

“What will happen in the future is for us to incubate mission aligned businesses, knowing the danger of losing the balance between doing business and creating impact,” says Veronica Colondam, YCAB’s founder & CEO

“We took a big leap forward to integrate digitalization: it will save lives and make a difference to people in need,” says Christian Friis Bach, DRC’s top executive.

“We realized that our strength is creating and harnessing global movements,” say Shaban & van Eijk, Co-Directors at CYFI

“We witness opportunity for growth if we look at the nonprofit sector as an economic sector,” says SITAWI’s CEO, Leonardo Letelier.

“We live in a time of exponential change,” says Barefoot College’s CEO, Meagan Fallone.

“We’ve gone through ‘proof of concept’ in very diverse conflict contexts.” says Mark Clark, Generations For Peace’s CEO

“We are currently working on developing a Street Sports Incubator In Jordan with Jordan Youth Innovation Forum.” Simon Prahm, GAME’s CEO

“Backdoors is an opportunity to inspire people to take action to end online violence against women” Asmita Basu, Programmes Director, Amnesty India

“We only partner with research organisations willing to share their learning and knowledge” Owen Sharp, MOVEMBER’s CEO

“Brazil is at risk, as a whole generation is being educated in a poor and unfair way” Vandré Brilhante, CIEDS’ CEO

“We see the opportunity for this model to be replicated in other spheres” says Louise Van Rhyn, Symphonia for South Africa’s CEO

“The idea behind BRAC is to change systems of inequity” says Sir Fazle, CEO of BRAC

“Brazilian private sector has paused its social investment”: says Fernando Alves, CEO of the Citizen Network

“We maintain hope in WHS”: An interview with KYM’s CEO Ayşe Özkalay