Marshall Institute
The Marshall Institute works to improve the impact and effectiveness of private action for public benefit through research, teaching and catalysing action.
We do this by bringing together theory and practice in a virtuous circle that connects our community of academics, researchers, students, alumni, social entrepreneurs (including founders in our 100x Impact portfolio), philanthropists and policy makers.
Courses and Executive Education
Part‑time and online programmes for leading with purpose

Research
Evidence-based insights into philanthropy, social entrepreneurship and impact at scale.

Events
Convening for impact

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The Impact Economy
Building systems where enterprise and investment create lasting social impact

About us
Uniting expertise and private action to enhance social impact

100x Impact
Backing social unicorns with capital, mentorship, research insights, and policy networks

Our Blogs
Read the latest insights from the Marshall Institute network
LSE students awarded at global impact investing competition
The Turner MIINT Competition is a global impact investing program where students take on the role of investors and evaluate real companies for potential equity investment. It combines rigorous impact assessment with commercial analysis and culminates in a live investment recommendation.

Trust Brokering in an Age of Insularity
This blog builds on a recent roundtable convened by the Marshall Institute in partnership with the Edelman Trust Institute, where leaders from across sectors came together to explore what it takes to act as “trust brokers” in an age of insularity.

Stronger Together: What the Impact Economy Policy Labs Are Teaching Us
Dominic Llewellyn, CEO of AchieveGood, argues that in a time when our challenges are shared, our solutions can be shared too and highlights how the Impact Economy Policy Labs model this ideal.

The UK’s Role in Advancing Global Public Benefit
After attending NPC’s Beacon Philanthropy & Impact Forum, Amelia Bradley, Deputy Director of the Marshall Institute and Chief Partnerships Officer at 100x Impact, reflects on whether the UK can position itself as a hub for international philanthropy, and what role it should play in advancing meaningful global public benefit.

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Our faculty

Professor Jonathan Roberts
Teaching Director and Professor (Education) in Civil Society and Public Policy
Marshall Institute




Professor Saul Estrin
Emeritus Professor of Management Economics and Strategy
Department of Management

Professor Connson Locke
Professor (Education) of Management | Deputy Head of Department (Teaching and Learning)
Department of Management






