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Events
3B Impact works with leading policymakers, investors and innovators to scale positive and sustainable impact in some of the most challenging environments. Over the last year this has included working with the UK’s Foreign Commonwealth and Development Office, the City of London Corporation’s sustainable infrastructure partnerships in India and Saudi Arabia, and engaging with institutional investors to break down barriers for investing in emerging markets.
We will be running a series of events in September across London, UK, bringing together investors, policymakers and other stakeholders for productive dialogue. These events will share learnings from our work with industry stakeholders and further inform our partners and policymakers.
Emerging markets: institutional investment in energy & infrastructure
23 September 2025, 08:00–10:00
Location: Clifford Chance Offices, 10 Upper Bank Street, London, E14 5JJ
An industry association led in-person breakfast briefing and networking opportunity followed by an expert-led panel discussion & Q&A.
Event Summary:
Join 3B Impact, Clifford Chance, and the IPFA to learn how the UK institutional investment landscape is changing and potentially leads to greater appetite for energy and infrastructure opportunities in emerging markets.
Speakers:
- Layth Irani, SMBC
- Anurag Gupta, Sequoia Investment Management Company
- Busani Moyo-Majwabu, Control Risks
- Sohini Kar-Purkayastha, Clifford Chance (Moderator)
Others to be announced soon.
Unlocking family office and diaspora capital for emerging and high-growth markets
24 September 2025, 11:30–13:30
Location: JTC Group, The Scalpel, 18th Floor, 52 Lime Street, London EC3M 7AF
How diaspora and family office investment can drive impact and innovation in the world’s fastest-growing economies.
Event Summary:
This roundtable brings together family offices, diaspora investors and market experts to explore how private wealth can unlock growth in emerging markets. Join us at JTC Group to discuss the opportunities, barriers and mechanisms for mobilising capital for infrastructure, innovation and sustainable development across high-growth markets.
Featured Event – Development in the age of aid cuts: can investors step up?
24 September 2025, 18:00–19:30
Location: The Conduit, 6 Langley St, London WC2H 9JA
How private capital can scale solutions in emerging markets – and what’s still holding it back.
Event Summary:
As aid budgets decline, this panel explores how private capital can scale clean energy and climate solutions in underserved markets. Join leaders from Mobile Power, Octopus Energy, FCDO and 3B Impact at The Conduit to examine the limits of aid, the urgency of investment, and what it will take to finance a fairer, greener future.
Speakers:
- Ashleigh Gray, Octopus Energy
- Luke Burras, Mobile Power
- Vivianne Infante, British International Investment
- Ediane Monteggia, 3B Impact (Moderator)
The resilient workforce: from cutting-edge research to HR strategy
2 October 2025 14:00-15:00 BST / 9:00-10:00 EDT
Location: Virtual
Exploring the latest research, digital interventions, and HR perspectives on resilience and retention in today’s workplace.
Event Summary:
How can organisations strengthen resilience, reduce absenteeism, and improve retention? This free webinar explores the research that underpins resilience and its role in workforce productivity and retention, and how leading organisations are bolstering resilience across their staff. We will also discuss how initiatives such as LENS, a digital, research-backed programme developed at King’s College London, can be applied to support staff wellbeing and productivity.
Speakers
- Prof. Colette Hirsch, King’s College London
- Dr. Gabriella Tyson, King’s College London
- Mariana Bolivar, MQ Mental Health
- Moderator: Ediane Monteggia, Partner at @ 3B Impact
Catalysing green transitions in emerging economies
8 October 2025, 16:00 to 17:30
Location: KPMG, 15 Canada Square, Canary Wharf, London E14 5GL
A roundtable on mobilising climate finance for emerging economies, following global UN climate discussions in New York.
Event Summary:
To explore practical solutions for scaling climate finance in emerging markets and developing economies (EMDEs), with a focus on how both private and development capital can be mobilised more effectively.
