Social Innovation

When corporations and social enterprises work together, they can change the world

The Clothing Bank, based in South Africa, is helping unemployed mothers start their own business in the clothing trade. Image: The Clothing Bank

Yasmina Zaidman
Chief Partnerships Officer, Acumen
Åsa Skogström Feldt
Manager, IKEA Social Entrepreneurship, Inter IKEA Group
Saskia Bruysten
Co-Founder and Executive Chair, Yunus Social Business
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