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Held at the University of Oxford. The Forum offers a private, business-only space for senior practitioners with 10+ years of experience to reflect, share practical insights, and explore how businesses can remain ambitious during times of crisis and constraint.
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In this interview, we hear from Ulrich Assouah, Managing Director of IFP Humanitarian Studies, based in Douala, Cameroon. With a background in humanitarian leadership development, organisational governance, and capacity building for local NGOs and young professionals across Africa and fragile contexts, Ulrich brings a practitioner’s lens to the question of AI’s role in locally led humanitarian action.
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Join us to explore leveraging catalytic funding, moving stakeholders into action and enabling systems collaboration.
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Ambition at a Time of Crisis and Constraint: Harnessing Partnerships and AI for Global Development This paper explores how organisations can stay ambitious in a context of overlapping crises, rising needs and shrinking resources. Drawing on insights from Business Fights Poverty’s Partnerships Series, it highlights two practical routes forward: systemic partnerships that align incentives, share risk and build trust; and human-centred AI that can unlock knowledge, increase efficiency and extend capability while protecting rights, inclusion and accountability.
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Across the corporate social impact community, budgets are tightening and many companies have gone quiet on commitments. New research from Project ROI, aggregating 640+ peer-reviewed studies, shows the opposite move: high-performing companies invest more in CSR during downturns. Here’s the data, and what it means for corporate leaders and their nonprofit partners.
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The new TRANSFORM Playbook shares practical lessons from more than a decade of collaboration between Unilever, FCDO and EY. With contributions from Business Fights Poverty CEO and Co-Founder Zahid Torres-Rahman OBE, it offers timely guidance for impact accelerators and organisations seeking to build public-private partnerships that deliver lasting social impact.
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Getting Growth Right: a vision for global prosperity in the next decade Organised by the International Growth Centre at the London School of Economics, the UK Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office, and Business Fights Poverty, this official companion session to the FCDO Global Partnership Conference explores what it means to “get growth right” amid geopolitical fragmentation, AI, climate risk and demographic change. Building on the Beyond GDP agenda, it examines how growth metrics must evolve to support shared wellbeing, sustainability and resilience within planetary and social boundaries. Panellists from government, industry, academia and multilateral organisations discussed implications for policy, business and supply chains, and how countries can adopt credible, politically viable growth models. Host Jonathan Leape, Executive Director at International Growth Centre (IGC), London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE) Opening Seema Malhotra MP, Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State (Minister for Equalities) and Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State (Indo-Pacific), UK Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office Panellists Susan Brown, Deputy Head and UN Assistant Secretary General, United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) Professor Lord Nicholas Stern, IG Patel Chair of Economics and Government, London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE) Asif Saleh, Executive Director, BRAC Payal Dalal, Executive Vice President, Global Programs, Center for Inclusive Growth, Mastercard Moderator: Cailin Birch, Global Economist, The Economist Intelligence Unit (The EIU) Closing His Excellency Mr. Ismaël Nabé, Minister of Planning, International Cooperation and Development of the Republic of Guinea  
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Getting Growth Right: a vision for global prosperity in the next decade Organised by the International Growth Centre at the London School of Economics, the UK Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office, and Business Fights Poverty, this official companion session to the FCDO Global Partnership Conference explores what it means to “get growth right” amid geopolitical fragmentation, AI, climate risk and demographic change. Building on the Beyond GDP agenda, it examines how growth metrics must evolve to support shared wellbeing, sustainability and resilience within planetary and social boundaries. Panellists from government, industry, academia and multilateral organisations discussed implications for policy, business and supply chains, and how countries can adopt credible, politically viable growth models. Host Jonathan Leape, Executive Director at International Growth Centre (IGC), London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE) Opening Seema Malhotra MP, Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State (Minister for Equalities) and Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State (Indo-Pacific), UK Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office Panellists Susan Brown, Deputy Head and UN Assistant Secretary General, United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) Professor Lord Nicholas Stern, IG Patel Chair of Economics and Government, London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE) Asif Saleh, Executive Director, BRAC Payal Dalal, Executive Vice President, Global Programs, Center for Inclusive Growth, Mastercard Moderator: Cailin Birch, Global Economist, The Economist Intelligence Unit (The EIU) Closing His Excellency Mr. Ismaël Nabé, Minister of Planning, International Cooperation and Development of the Republic of Guinea  
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Social Impact Pioneer Hesham Elzeftawi, shares his journey developing deep understanding and appreciation for cross-cultural learning.
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