Jonathan Wilson is joined by fellow venture capitalist David Harlley to examine how wealth, ownership and power are distributed across both the global North and South, and challenge some of the assumptions that underpin our current economic model.
Jonathan Wilson and Alison Klein discuss why the systems we take for granted can limit the transformation we imagine is possible, and why challenging our default thinking is essential to creating different outcomes.
Charisma, money, position, authority, and technology – some of the underlying forces that drive our world.
The value of human-centred design in the problems we want to solve, and the importance of proximity to the people we want to serve.
Sammy Njenga looks at systematic change through the lens of Paul's letter to Philemon. How can ordinary individuals bring about change in an unbreakable system?
Pride mixed with a proximity to power leads to destructive outcomes, and candidly, sometimes the church justly deserves scorn for its bad behaviour.
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For those seeking to live a meaningful life, Christianity is once again emerging as a compelling intellectual option.
There is a need to re-imagine work and wealth distribution. A different approach of deploying venture capital, in light of a generative, non-extractive view.
Different approaches to solving the systemic issue of enabling equal access to quality healthcare, in a country where millions have limited options.
An ethical approach to business works well within a functioning system, but in an exploitative environment, just being ethical isn't enough for sustainable change.
The underlying assumptions that drive behaviours in investment and charity models in Africa.
The incredible stories of Christians who greatly contributed to South Africa’s transition into a free democracy.
The only way to true reconciliation among those constantly at war is through the “Good News Of Liberation From Darkness.”
Presenting a venture capital model that invites investors to become co-builders of resilient markets and shared prosperity in Africa.
True generosity not only restores the dignity of the recipient, but also addresses the real, rather than assumed needs of the community.
How can the gospel inspire 'big change' on the world stage? Hear the story of Christians who contributed to South Africa’s transition into a democracy.
Grounded in faith and ethical entrepreneurship, Dineo demonstrates how accessible healthcare can be a powerful tool for social impact and human dignity.
What are the underlying assumptions that drive extractive behaviour in business? How can business can be an effective tool in bringing about human flourishing?
Is 'ethical' enough? Discover the differences between exploitative, ethical, and redemptive business practices.
