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KIN Impact Circles help maximize engagement with your community
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Collaborate to scale impact
We are enthusiastic about collaborating with entities that prioritize equipping their members, alumni, executives, and clients with the tools for meaningful engagement. KIN's Impact Circles stand as a compelling solution for this purpose. We are proud to partner with:
Accelerators, Asset Managers and Foundations to propel their social innovators to thrive
Conveners and Membership Organizations to engage/build momentum
Companies and Family Offices to drive company or family impact
Companies
Engage your senior executives in social impact, resulting in increased loyalty and job satisfaction while your executives accelerate their personal growth and widen their networks.
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Family Offices
Give your family members and senior executives an additional avenue to scale impact in areas they individually care about.
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Accelerators
Offer your current and past cohorts a pathway to continuing their growth and expanding their networks.
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Asset Managers
Give your portfolio companies and ‘silver medalists’ an edge to succeed and grow personally while contributing to a social cause.
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Foundations
Give your social innovators access to a forum to share knowledge and scale impact to leverage your funding, helping them to realize their potential.
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Conveners
Maintain the energy sparked after your key events, continuing the momentum initiated by creating, in effect, ongoing breakout rooms with KIN Impact Circles.
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Membership Organizations
Add a new member benefit that will give your members a new platform to engage in a cause and enjoy personal and professional growth through forum participation.
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Testimonials
"The Knowledge Impact Network's ability to bring in high-level mentors is an amazing resource solving a critical gap for a lot of social impact startups and innovative non-profits."
Bernhard Kowatsch
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"I think the most important thing in social impact work is to have an ecosystem of supporters around you: To have mentors, advisors, people who are willing to open doors. You can't do this alone, and particularly if you're taking on a really ambitious goal of making a major change in the world or solving one of the world's big problems. Finding your allies who can be a partner with you in making that vision a reality is so critical.”
Elizabeth Funk
“Artificial intelligence will help Knowledge Impact Network identify social impact projects, curate them to ensure they meet fundamental KIN requirements then match them to the experiences and orientation of Knowledge Partners.”
Stephen Ibaraki
“The Knowledge Impact Network with its multidisciplinary network is well positioned to drive social innovation to solve the most critical global challenges while aligning the two forces ; economic growth and social values.”
Kume Chibsa
“My intention for joining KIN is the value I hold for networks in solving our global challenge. We cannot tackle these issues in a silo, and serving others through technical, data-driven and systems knowledge empowers purpose in my daily contribution to others.”
Dimitri Syrris
“The best part of our being KIN’s corporate partner is that we are meeting and learning from its large family of purposeful leaders who are committed to sharing their knowledge for the benefit of the planet.”
Shamil Hargovan
‘’I became excited by KIN’s model after personally participating and experiencing one of its 90-Minute Catalyze Sessions. I’m very much looking forward to helping KIN expand its services, particularly since I see how it meets the needs of investors in impact.’’
Florian Kemmerich
“Data and new technologies are changing societies around the world making it extremely important that we encourage more knowledge-based collaborations to work towards better futures together. We assemble global experts in data and tech to champion projects that empower people, prosperity, and peace.”
David Bray
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