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The Impact Economy

The impact economy is a rapidly evolving field where private capital, enterprise, and philanthropy are intentionally directed toward solving social and environmental challenges. The Impact Economy Project, based at the Marshall Institute at the London School of Economics, is LSE’s response to this growing movement. Led by Kieron Boyle, CEO of 100x Impact and LSE’s first Professor in Practice for the Impact Economy, the project serves as a platform for research, dialogue, and action—bringing together academics, policymakers, and practitioners to co-design solutions and shape systems. Through initiatives like the Impact Economy Dialogues, Policy Labs, and global research on capital and systemic change, the project is building a focal point for LSE’s engagement in this critical area of public value.

Latest news from the Impact Economy

Mapping the Impact Economy

NPC announce new project to map the Impact Economy
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Kieron Boyle Appointed Professor in Practice

The first professorship specialising in the Impact Economy
News
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Impact Economy affiliated faculty

From around LSE

Antisocial Economics

Antisocial Economics is a new podcast hosted by Sarah Kerr, researcher at the International Inequalities Institute. In the first series, Talking about wealth, Sarah speaks with leading academics and campaigners to explore the complex links between wealth, poverty, and power.
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Programmes related to the Impact Economy

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Executive MSc Social Business and Entrepreneurship

Develop the skills to become a socially conscious leader. Gain practical experience on a social entrepreneurship project.
Executive
Houghton Street, London

MSc Social Innovation and Entrepreneurship

Stand out with this LSE degree, offering a robust foundation of theoretical knowledge and practical experience with a real-world social enterprise.
Graduate (Taught)
Houghton Street, London

Master of Public Administration

Gain the analytical skills and practical experience to address real-world policy challenges.
Graduate (Taught)
Houghton Street, London