
Jim Roth
Panellist
Co-Founder and Partner, LeapFrog InvestmentsIn the past century, businesses have become increasingly proactive corporate citizens, taking on social and environmental causes that were traditionally the domain of international organizations and NGOs. Meanwhile, non-profit institutions have found their management and performance under scrutiny. As we advance to an era where efficiency and accountability take precedence, how can humanitarian funds be applied most effectively?
Dimensions to be addressed:
1. To whom should NGOs and International Organisations be accountable? What are their roles and responsibilities?
2. Should NGOs be run like businesses?
3. What are the opportunities for businesses and NGOs to collaborate? What are the drivers to create partnerships?
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