Kieron Boyle: ‘It’s a really hard job – but I’m in my happy place’

Anna Patton 12th November 2024

The soft-spoken former civil servant has done more than perhaps anyone to shape the UK impact investing space. As he moves to a new role at LSE, Kieron Boyle tells us why there’s been a rejig at the helm of the Impact Investing Institute, what he learned in Whitehall – and what keeps him sane in the “marathon” task of rewiring our economy.

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