The Global Impact Investing Network (GIIN) has appointed Deloitte Consulting as an advisory collaborator in its ‘Market Roadmap’ project.
This ambitious project, conducted at the ten-year anniversary of the coining of the term impact investing, will assess industry progress to date, codify a vision for the future of the market, and outline specific actions to accelerate the advancement of the industry. With Deloitte’s support and advice through its Monitor Institute, the GIIN will lead a broad consultative initiative to identify the bold actions needed to exponentially enhance the scale and effectiveness of impact investing across the world.
Deloitte will provide valuable guidance at every stage of the Market Roadmap Project, supporting research design and data analysis, designing and facilitating gatherings of key stakeholders, surfacing strategic considerations for field-builders, and assessing implications of key findings for the broader market, among other activities. Deloitte was chosen for the role following a competitive selection process in which several firms were considered for the partnership role. The Deloitte team has significant experience working at the intersection of business, innovation, and social change, and brings particular expertise in driving large-scale social change by galvanising communities around a shared agenda.
The GIIN will leverage its capacity to conduct rigorous industry research, as well as its strong convening power and broad global network of players in the impact investing community, to produce an action plan for the industry’s accelerated development. The GIIN will then work with leading impact investors and other industry stakeholders globally to mobilise around the recommendations to catalyse further market progress.
“The impact investing market has reached a stage of growth and development that holds tremendous potential for a broad reimagining of the way the world’s capital markets work,” says Amit Bouri (pictured), CEO and Co-Founder of the GIIN. “With forward-thinking, decisive action, we can capitalise on the potential of the impact investing industry to produce large-scale social and environmental action. But we need to begin planning now for the market we want to have in our future.”
Tony Siesfeld, Managing Director at Deloitte Consulting, says: “Since its inception, impact investing has seen a proliferation of investment instruments, infrastructure organisations, and intermediaries. Deloitte is honoured to be supporting the GIIN in formulating the next phase of impact investing and helping to redefine the capital market.”
The Market Roadmap Project and related activities are funded with the generous support of The Rockefeller Foundation, a pioneer in catalysing the impact investing industry for social and environmental good, and a long-time partner of the GIIN.
