INTERVIEW: Fragile Future – The Future of Social Finance, with Indy Johar
Watch Future of Good CEO & Editor-in-Chief Vinod Rajasekaran pose sharp questions on the future of social finance to Indy Johar, Co-founder of Dark Matter Labs.
Why It Matters
Communities are struggling to fund elder care, mental health, food security, housing, and a whole lot more.
The launch of Canada’s Social Finance Fund offer enormous potential and promise at a time of profound societal change.
Communities are struggling to fund elder care, mental health, food security, housing, and a whole lot more.
Is more market-oriented venture-style financing what’s actually needed? How are funding relationships being reimagined? What is the obligation of social finance in this new reality?
Watch Future of Good CEO & Editor-in-Chief Vinod Rajasekaran pose sharp questions on the future of social finance to Indy Johar, Co-founder of Dark Matter Labs.
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