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Professor Jonathan Roberts
Teaching Director and Professor (Education) in Civil Society and Public Policy
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Sir Julian Le Grand
Professor of Social Policy
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Dr Kerryn Krige
Senior Lecturer in Practice
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Jack Winterton
Research Officer
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Sir Thomas Hughes-Hallett
Professor in Practice
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Amelia Bradley
Deputy Director and Head of External Relations
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Julia Ziemer
Institute Manager
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Anna Townsend
Head of Programme Delivery
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Alexander Wright
Programme Delivery Manager
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Iulian Biris
Marketing Manager
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Kate Hyland
Institute Administrator
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Kieron Boyle
CEO and Director
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Fan Gu
Deputy Director and Head of Impact Investments
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Shanzeh Mahmood
Head of Strategic Projects
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Amelia Bradley
Head of External Relations
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Keri Rowsell
Head of Operations
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Georgia Kewley
Head of Programme
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Kayleigh Cunoosamy
Impact Investment Manager
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Carl Moldestad
Programme Manager
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Aggrey Nyondwa
Communications and Events Manager
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Natalia Gamez
Administrator
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Manuel Antunes
VC Investor, Triple Point
Manuel is a VC investor at Triple Point, a purpose-driven investment manager creating investment opportunities to help address society's biggest challenges. Prior to Triple Point he was an investor at Mustard Seed, and he did business development at Bloomberg, covering the Nordics. He is Portuguese, did his university studies at Nova School of Business and Economics, and did his CFA shortly after that. He loves surfing, sailing and most watersports, and is getting into cycling. In a distant previous life, he ran a small surf tourism business in Portugal with his surf buddies.
Swatee Deepak
Visting Fellow
Swatee currently works with private and public foundations in strategy development and design, with individuals and families of wealth on their redistribution strategies and oversees a portfolio of businesses and start-ups across philanthropy, socially minded businesses and the arts. Swatee was previously Director of the With and For Girls Collective, the world’s only participatory fund by and for adolescent girls and prior was Director of Stars Foundation, a private philanthropic foundation focused on funding grassroots organisations working with children and young people around the world. She is a founding member of several collectives working across philanthropy and social justice movements including Closer Than You Think, Healing Solidarity and Shake the Table and is an Advisory Board Member of L'Oreal Fund for Women and co-chair of the Global Fund for Children and EMpower - The Emerging Markets Foundation.
Her work and writing has been featured in Forbes, Fortune, CNN, The Guardian and the New York Times. She is Co-Host of the Remember Who Made Them podcast which centres garment workers in reimagining the fashion industry. She draws strength from bridging and convening for collaborative action across all she does to work for a world of justice and liberation for everyone.
Swatee became a Visiting Fellow at the Marshall Institute in 2024 after several years as a Practitioner in Residence.
Saul Estrin
Visiting Professor
Saul Estrin (@saul_estrin) is an Emeritus Professor of Managerial Economics and Strategy and the founding Head of the Department of Management at LSE. He was formerly Adecco Professor of Business and Society at London Business School. At LSE he is affiliated with the Centre for Economic Performance and was the Research Director of the Entrepreneurship Institute. He is former President of the European Association for Comparative Economic Systems.
Luke Fletcher
Partner, Bates Wells
As a Partner at Bates Wells, the UK's first B-corp certified law firm, Luke specialises in charity law and social enterprise. As well as advising on the full range of activities carried out by charities and social enterprises, Luke co-leads the firm’s work on social finance and in the wider ‘impact economy’. His practice involves structuring, governance, commercial and regulatory matters for clients who want to go beyond ordinary ‘ESG’ and solve problems for people and planet.
Lord Mark Malloch-Brown
Mark Malloch-Brown has had a long career in international affairs, development, business, and communications. At the United Nations, Mark Malloch-Brown led the global promotion of the UN Millennium Development Goals as head of the UN Development Programme (UNDP). At the UNDP, and previously as vice president of external affairs at the World Bank, he led reform efforts to increase the impact of both organisations. He later served as Kofi Annan’s chief of staff, and then as UN Deputy Secretary General, before joining the British government of Prime Minister Gordon Brown, as minister responsible for Africa and Asia from 2007 to 2009.
Most recently, he was president of the Open Society Foundations, the world’s largest private funder of independent groups working for justice, democratic governance, and human rights. Mark is now serving as an external adviser to the Managing Director of the IMF and the President of the World Bank on their institutions’ future. Mark Malloch-Brown was knighted for his contributions to international affairs and is currently on leave from the British House of Lords.
Carlos Miranda
Founder, I.G. Advisors & Social Misfits Media
Carlos is an entrepreneur passionate about business with purpose. Over the past 15 years, he has founded three businesses that help both for- and non-profit organisations realise their social impact ambitions. His first venture, I.G. Advisors, bridges the gap between fundraisers, businesses and philanthropists and is an award-winning advisor and thought partner to some of the world’s biggest organisations including the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, Ford Foundation, UN Women, and UNICEF. Through his work with I.G.’s clients, Carlos realised that most non-profits were not using either social media or technology as well as they could be. His next two businesses aimed to bridge that gap: Social Misfits Media, a social media agency acquired by Freuds Communications in 2020, and Lightful, a tech-for-good company, where Carlos served as Chairman until 2023.
Over the years, Carlos has served on the Board of many non-profit organizations. Currently, he is on the Board of Foundation Scotland. He holds an MSc from the London School of Economics and a BA from New York University. A native Spanish speaker and an avid fan of ramen, coffee and sci-fi, he’s also father to very rambunctious boy-girl twins. Unfortunately, he failed to convince his wife Alisha of the benefits of naming them Luke and Leia
Sonal Sachdev Patel
CEO, GMSP Foundation
Sonal Sachdev Patel is the CEO of GMSP Foundation, a family foundation which supports frontline organisations working to improve the lives of some of the most marginalised people in India and the UK. She is also the co-founder of She:Impacts, a group of UK-based female philanthropists supporting gender equality and is a member of Women Moving Millions, a global group of women who have given over $1M to gender based work. Sonal also is a regular speaker across a range of media platforms, and contributes to publications such as Alliance Magazine, Philanthropy Impact, and Philanthropy Women. She was awarded the 2019 Influencer Award by DSC for her work in social change. Sonal’s early career and educational background at Cambridge University and Bain & Company gave her a strong grounding in strategy, economics and business. She is the author of Gita: The Battle of the Worlds, published by Harper Collins India. Sonal lives in London with her husband, 2 daughters and their newest family addition - a Staffordshire bull terrier named Halo.

Daniel Hulme
Academic and CEO of Satalia
Daniel Hulme is a leading expert in Artificial Intelligence (AI) and emerging technologies. He is the CEO of Satalia, a global company that provides AI inspired products and solutions, and he is also the Director of UCL’s Business Analytics MSc, applying AI to solve business and social problems.
Matthew Bishop
Co - Founder, The Social Progress Imperative
Matthew's research focuses on the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and systems change, particularly the role of the private sector and multistakeholder coalitions in delivering social progress. Matthew is a founding board member of the Social Progress Imperative, which publishes the Social Progress Index. He was previously managing director of the Rockefeller Foundation's Bellagio Center, following a 25-year career as a writer, editor, and conference curator at The Economist. Before joining The Economist, Matthew was on the faculty of the London Business School, where he co-authored three books for Oxford University Press. Matthew helped to launch the #GivingTuesday campaign, was a member of the G8 Taskforce on Social Impact Investing, and chaired the World Economic Forum's Council on Philanthropy and Social Innovation. He is a graduate of Oxford University.
Christian Busch
Co-Founder, Leaders on Purpose
’s research focuses on business model innovation, entrepreneurship, social impact, and social networks, and he teaches several MSc and executive education courses at LSE. He co-founded Leaders on Purpose, an organization convening high-impact leaders
Veronika Kapustina
Technology Investor & Advisor
Veronika Kapustina is a Practitioner in Residence at the Marshall Institute, bringing a practical approach from her experience as a technology investor and advisor in the US and the UK. Her focus areas include internet, marketplaces, artificial intelligence, machine learning, legal tech, health tech and food tech. Veronika is passionate about social enterprise business models and triple bottom line corporate management, and both are a focus in her personal investment portfolio.
Emily Kasriel
Journalist, BBC
Emily leads high profile projects across the BBC, including the Crossing Divides season bringing people together in a fragmented world. With a background as an award-winning BBC Editor and journalist across five continents, she’s also been a visiting Fellow at Said Business School at the University of Oxford and a Senior Advisor to the Skoll Foundation. She sits on the board of the HH Wingate Foundation, writes for an array of publications and hosts panels globally.
Jude Kelly
Founder, Women Of The World (WOW)
Jude Kelly is a creative director and a commentator on gender, inclusion and the arts. She was Artistic Director of the Southbank Centre from 2006-2018, where she created Festivals including: Being A Man, Unlimited, The Rest is Noise, Changing Britain, the Festival of Death, (B)old, as well as WOW- Women of the World.
Katherine Lorenz
President, Cynthia and George Mitchell Foundation
Katherine is President of the Cynthia and George Mitchell Foundation (www.cgmf.org), a grantmaking foundation focusing on environmental sustainability in Texas. She is the Leader of the Next Gen of the Giving Pledge, and Forbes named Ms. Lorenz "Ones to Watch," an up-and-coming face in philanthropy in 2012.
Sonia Medina
Executive Director, Climate Change, CIIF
Sonia oversees CIFF’s Climate Change portfolio, which includes our work on Energy Decarbonisation, Air Quality, Industrial Decarbonisation and Land Use. Prior to joining CIFF, Sonia acted as Chief Operating Officer of a start-up company with a mission to connect Africa to the green energy economy by developing high-quality biomass supply chains deriving from existing plantations in West Africa.
Jerome Misso
Jerome was a senior Partner at one of Europe's leading technology venture capital firms, Balderton Capital, for 20 years before stepping back into a consultancy role in late 2021. Until 2001 he had been a Partner at City law firms Eversheds and then Nabarro, specialising in corporate/investment work. He is Chair of RPLC, a £100M plus charitable endowment focused on need in SW London and was previously Vice Chair of The Fore, a non profit seed funder of start up UK charities. He is a Trustee of Mental Health Innovations, the digital mental health charity behind the Shout 85258 text support app; he became a Practitioner in Residence at the LSE Marshall Institute in May 2022. He is a Governor of the Board at The Southbank Centre, London. He is Chair of Earth Security, a think tank identifying opportunities for global finance to invest in the protection of the Earth's natural assets.
Eva Neitzert
Director, Just Economics
Eva is an expert in social impact measurement and evaluation. She has been at the forefront of developing innovative new approaches to demonstrating value for money and effectiveness. She has authored more than 30 publications for a range of audiences, including government departments, thinktanks, and academia. As a practitioner, Eva has worked on social impact measurement for clients from the public, private and NGO sectors in the UK and internationally. Past clients include BT, Microsoft, CAFOD, and DfID. Eva has a PhD from the London School of Economics and previously held senior management roles at the New Economics Foundation and Fawcett Society.
Will Page
Former Chief Economist, Spotify and PRS for Music
Will is a Visiting Fellow at the Marshall Institute, bringing a unique understanding of copyright, technology and disruption to the LSE. He was the Chief Economist at the leading music streaming platform Spotify and prior to that, the music collecting society PRS for Music. He is working on his first book about disruption, 'Pivot', which will be published by Simon & Schuster in early 2021. Will is passionate about the crossroads where disruptive technology meets public policy and how the former can help the latter.
Aunnie Patton Power
Founder, Intelligent Impact
Aunnie Patton Power is the founder of Intelligent Impact, an Entrepreneur in Residence at the Skoll Centre for Social Entrepreneurship, an Associate Fellow at the University of Oxford's Saïd Business School and an advisor to the Bertha Centre for Social Innovation at the University of Cape Town's (UCT) Graduate School of Business. A reformed M&A investment banker, she began her impact investing career in 2010 with Unitus Capital in Bangalore and has since worked with start-ups, intermediaries, funds, family offices, foundations, corporates and governments across Africa, Asia, Europe and North America.
William Perrin
Trustee, Indigo Trust
Together with his wife, Fran, William Perrin is a trustee of the Indigo Trust. He is the founder and director of Talk About Local, a unique public service project to give people in deprived or isolated communities an online voice they own and run. When in the UK civil service, William was Tony Blair’s technology policy advisor in Downing Street.
Chelsea Phipps
Policy Consultant, The Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation
Chelsea Phipps is a consultant for the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation on EU donor government relations and advocacy on development and global health policy. She has also consulted for impact organizations such as SEEK Development, Global Partnership for Education, CGIAR, Oak Foundation, Plan International, and LSE's Marshall Institute. She received her Master of Public Administration at LSE with a focus on social impact as a Marshall Institute Scholar. For her LSE Capstone Project, her team worked with UNICEF Kenya to evaluate innovative financing mechanisms for children-focused development issues. Prior to LSE, she worked at the Natural Resources Defense Council in Washington, D.C.
Tom Rippin
CEO, On Purpose
After some years researching cancer, Tom started his non-academic career at management consultants McKinsey & Company, where he worked across the private, public and non-profit sectors. He transitioned into the social enterprise space, first advising the CEO of Comic Relief on private sector matters and then working at (RED), the business founded by Bono and Bobby Shriver to help eliminate AIDS in Africa, where he was Managing Director for Europe and Director of Business Development for (RED) International.
David Robinson
Joint Principal, the Relationships Project
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David is a community worker and writer. He has worked in social innovation for more than forty years founding or co-founding Community Links , Discover, Shift and the Relationships Project. He started and led the PM's Council for Social Action and the National Early Action Task Force, co created the Social Impact Bond and chaired the world's first SIB funded programme. He is a founding director at Social Finance, Chair of the Social Finance Impact Incubator and an Ashoka Senior Fellow.
Mabel Van Oranje
Mabel van Oranje is a serial entrepreneur for social change working globally to advance equality, freedom and justice. During the last decade, she played a catalytic role in the global movement to end child marriage, including the creation and growth of three entities central to efforts to support girls’ futures: Girls Not Brides, the Girls First Fund, and VOW for Girls. Mabel is currently a board member of Fondation Chanel, the Sigrid Rausing Trust, and VOW for Girls (Chair). She is also an advisor to Apolitical Academy Global, Co-Impact’s Gender Fund, Global Witness, and The Elders. Mabel is a global champion of Girls Not Brides: The Global Partnership to End Child Marriage, and a co-founder and chair emeritus of the European Council on Foreign Relations.