Who we are
Our partners
None of our missions happen alone. Here is a selection of the organisations we build and deliver them with.
Who we work with
We work across sectors and boundaries. Choose a group, or search for a partner by name.
Featured partners
Bridge Partnership
Global consultancy helping senior leaders develop the skills and mindsets to transform their organisations.
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SHE Changes Climate
Campaign for equal representation of women in climate decisions.
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Accenture
Professional services firm helping organisations reinvent how they work with digital and AI.
Visit websiteBritish Red Cross
Humanitarian charity helping people in crisis in the UK and around the world.
Visit websiteCamden Council
Local authority for the London Borough of Camden.
Visit websiteCarbon Gap
Independent non-profit shaping carbon removal policy in Europe.
Visit websiteDepartment for Education
UK government department for children's services and education in England.
Visit websiteFenwick
Law firm for technology and life sciences companies and their investors.
Visit websiteFrontier25
Independent UAE non-profit advising on climate action towards the country's net zero goals.
Visit websiteFuture Governance Forum
Non-partisan UK think tank on reforming how the state works.
Visit websiteFXB India Suraksha
Indian non-profit protecting children and supporting vulnerable families.
Visit websiteGovernment of Jammu & Kashmir
Government of the Union Territory of Jammu and Kashmir.
Visit websiteGovernment of Kerala
State government of Kerala in southern India.
Visit websiteGovernment of Odisha
State government of Odisha on India's east coast.
Visit websiteGreater London Authority
Regional government for London, led by the Mayor of London.
Visit websiteGroundwork
Federation of community charities across the UK working on green spaces, jobs and climate action.
Visit websiteHM Treasury
UK government department for economic and finance policy.
Visit websiteHome Office
UK government department for borders, policing and security.
Visit websiteILFAT
Integrated Leaders Forum Against Trafficking, a national forum led by survivors of trafficking in India.
Visit websiteInternational Justice Mission
Global organisation protecting people in poverty from violence and trafficking.
Visit websiteInternational Rescue Committee
Humanitarian organisation helping people affected by conflict and disaster to survive and rebuild.
Visit websiteJammu and Kashmir Skill Development Mission Society
Skills and employability mission of the Government of Jammu and Kashmir.
Visit websiteKalinga Institute of Social Sciences (KISS)
Free residential education for children from tribal communities in Odisha.
Visit websiteSave the Children
Charity standing up for children's rights, health and education.
Visit websiteSEWA International
Service organisation promoting volunteering and community service.
Visit websiteSEWA Women
Self Employed Women's Association, a union of women working in India's informal economy.
Visit websiteStop the Traffik
Charity preventing human trafficking through data and community action.
Visit websiteTGSWREIS
Residential schools and colleges for disadvantaged children across Telangana.
Visit websiteThe Amyas Valora Foundation
Singapore based family foundation supporting communities across South and Southeast Asia.
Visit websiteThe London Violence Reduction Unit
Mayor of London's unit taking a public health approach to violence.
Visit websiteThe Mekong Club
Hong Kong non-profit working with business to end modern slavery.
Visit websiteUICCA
Abu Dhabi think tank and accelerator for the UAE's green economy.
Visit websiteUN Women India
UN Women's office advancing gender equality in India.
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