Leaning in: Why the hands-on approach of venture philanthropy is vital for post-Covid recovery

Jamy Goewie and Lisa Jordan 2nd September 2020

Funders can help accelerate the post-Covid recovery by taking a leaf out of the venture capital book and applying a similar hands-on, personal approach to investees – and by emulating the ability of social enterprises to pivot and adapt to market needs. Jamy Goewie and Lisa Jordan (pictured below) on why a willingness to 'lean in' is vital right now.

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