We hope you are in a comfortable position to listen to one of the most inspiring discussions our show has ever seen. Learn about how impact can really be an economic driver - through the beautiful stories of our host in the pursuit of African entrepreneurs' empowerment; how a experienced #FS professional decided to reclaim the rebellious drive to inspire others towards the power of social good through storytelling; the story of a life dedicated to #GivingBack and the way she created a link between growth and sustainability with positive impact; and final - as a true fairytale, how a GOOD stepmother helped nurter the idea to create the incredible GoParity platform, which currently funded +250 (profitable) projects that are changing the world. Meet the our guests: Rita Casimiro - Partner @ MAZEConnect - https://www.linkedin.com/in/rita-casimiro-96164850maze-impact.com/ MAZE is an impact investment firm that offers a toolbox to everyone committed to delivering positive social and environmental outcomes.Our toolbox encompasses financial and non-financial tools for entrepreneurs, investors, businesses, and governments. MAZE tools are built and optimized to prove that impact is the greatest economic opportunity of our time link to our impact thesis. Cátia Davim - Founder @ Social Good Summit Australia & Partner, KPMG AustraliaConnect - https://www.linkedin.com/in/catiadavimsocialgoodsummit.com.au/ The Social Good Summit Australia (SGSA) is a United Nations-affiliated event that connects individuals, corporations, not-for-profits, government, and grassroots organisations to inspire and discuss solutions for the greatest challenges of our times. Through powerful speeches and stories telling from inspiring industry leaders and change managers, the SGSA educates and inspires individuals to take action for social good. Nuno Brito Jorge - Founder & CEO, GoParityConnect: https://www.linkedin.com/in/nunobritojorgegoparity.com GoParity is an online savings and investment platform that uses a P2P business model to simplify investment and allow citizens and companies to get a decent return on their sustainable loans. Citizens and companies invest their funds in projects they believe in to generate economic, social and environmental impact. They are driving the transition towards a more sustainable and inclusive economic system, making investment in sustainable solutions accessible to all, from citizens to small enterprises.

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