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As the philanthropic sector continues to grow, there is an increasing need to accurately measure the impact of philanthropic initiatives in order to inform strategic decision-making and allocate resources effectively. However, measuring the impact of philanthropy is not without its challenges. In this article, we will explore some of the ways in which the impact of philanthropic initiatives can be measured.

I recently came across an article about venture capital structures and how they interact and work with start-ups. The article argued that the venture capital structure is broken because it favours “quantity over quality, consumption over creation, quick exits over sustainable growth, and shareholder profit over shared prosperity.” In short, venture capital is always on the look-out for “unicorns” rather than “zebras.”  Why? Well, unicorns are graceful, glamorous, and alone…. Of course, unicorns only exist in fairy tales