This time in the Wisdom from the WISE100 series, Mursal Hedayat tells us her passion for free speech, and why she admires Belu's Karen Lynch.

New research shows that there is one group that "gets it" when it comes to using money in a way that builds a better world – women.

The investment community is still ignoring behavourial finance, says James Lawson. He thinks its time to start paying attention to the psychology behind economics. 

Baroness Glenys Thornton speaks about abortion rights and why she admires Harriet Harman as a part of our Wisdom from the WISE100 series.

Philanthropy and social investment don't have to be mutually exclusive, says Philippa Charles.

This year, Triodos became the first bank in the UK to launch a crowdfunding platform – enabling more positive impact organisations to raise capital. Could this be the answer to creating a fairer society?

Gender is not as balanced in social sectors as people may think, says Jessica Brown. If social enterprises and investors really want to drive impact, gender equality and BAME inclusion must become part of their DNA.

Get a sneak peak into a day in the life of Social Enterprise World Forum chair David LePage.

Celia Tennant believes Inspiring Scotland has contributed to a sector-wide shift in Scotland, influencing everything from impact measurement to sustainability. She looks back at everything the organisation has achieved in the past 10 years.