You don't need a large budget to engage your people in creating impact across their communities. With the right strategies and tools, you can successfully drive huge results for your people and the causes they care about. Join this session to learn how big success can be driven by small, engaged teams.

Speaker: Matthew Hobbs, Support Services Manager, Wave

“What’s the impact?” Like many of you, we’re constantly asking ourselves this question. Traditionally, the answers have been inputs (e.g., total donations, number of grants given, etc.). However, as Benevity aims to inspire over 100 million acts of goodness in the next five years, we’re looking to social impact as our new standard of measure. Join this session to learn about this shift and what to expect as Benevity grounds its platform in enterprise impact. 

Speaker: Patrick Callaghan Pace, Principal Account Executive, Benevity 

When you engage your teams in giving, they engage in you! In fact, companies see a 52% lower turnover among newer employees when they participate in purpose programmes like workplace giving. And, longer tenured employees are 29% less likely to leave. Join this session to learn about how the world's most generous companies are engaging their teams in giving to their communities.

Speaker: Robert McWhirter, Product Manager, Benevity  

Benevity's community investment solutions have supported over £12.3 billion in grants, sponsorships and in-kind giving across the globe. Join this session to see how we’ll continue to evolve our platform through next-level reporting, efficiency improvements and more.

Speaker: Mira Shemtov, Principal Account Executive, Benevity 

Join Madeleine Evans, Director, Generation Investment Management (GenIM), to learn about the evolving landscape of reporting and regulatory frameworks being developed in the UK and across Europe.  Madeleine is at the forefront of the ESG regulatory landscape in London, working with the GenIM portfolio of growth businesses (including Benevity) on product and commercial strategies in response to the growing number of legal and regulatory frameworks being developed around the world.

Speaker: Madeleine Evans, Director, Generation Investment Management 

ERGs are crucial to an inclusive and engaging social impact strategy. But how do you encourage more participation, while helping ERG leaders avoid burnout? In this session, you’ll discover how Benevity clients are using our ERG software to power impactful ERG programmes, and how our product roadmap will help you reach your ERG and DEI goals more easily and efficiently.

Speaker: Kerri Bremner, Principal Product Manager, Benevity  

Volunteerism is on the rise. Benevity clients alone are seeing volunteer activity increase over 50%, and more than 65% of volunteer hours were logged by first timers. Join this session for a glimpse into how we’re evolving our volunteering platform to meet today’s needs and tomorrow’s opportunities — on a global scale.
 
Speaker: Niklas Van Neyghem, VP, Product & Technology, Benevity 

Volunteering, giving, granting, ERGs and more — they all drive substantial social, environmental and business impact. In this session, you’ll learn how Benevity brings them all together in a single, cohesive experience. Find out why hundreds of the world’s leading brands are going all in on one solution.

Speaker: Chris Robak, Senior Account Executive, Benevity  

Amadeus believes that travel is a force for good: it creates jobs, supports communities, broadens horizons, encourages cultural understanding and unites people. Join this session to learn more about how Amadeus’ Community Impact program brings people and resources to support humanitarian aid crises through their partnership with Airlink.

Speaker: Heddy Ring,  Global Head of Community Impact, Amadeus 

Companies increasingly want to know: “What’s the true impact of our programmes and how do we measure it?” Join Jason Saul to learn the latest about Impact Genome’s partnership with Benevity on the recently launched  standardised, in-platform measurement reporting. 

Speaker: Jason Saul,  Executive Director, Center for Impact Sciences and Co-founder, Impact Genome Project