In an era defined by climate disruption, inequality, and fractured communities, how do we reshape investment to serve a more just and regenerative world?

Join Danny Almagor, co-founder of Small Giants Academy and the Small Giants Family Office with co-founder and CEO of The Conduit, Paul van Zyl on a powerful conversation on investing with purpose.

Grounded in decades of experience across justice, business, and philanthropy, they’ll explore how systems-thinking can transform how we direct capital – shifting from short-term gains to long-term flourishing.

This isn’t theory – it’s practice. From feedback loops to leverage points, they’ll unpack the real tools of regenerative investing, and what it takes to apply them.

Mingle with fellow members of The Conduit, Small Giants Academy, and wider impact investing community. Forge new connections, share ideas, and be a part of the movement towards a more sustainable future.

Event Schedule

7:00pm: Pre-event socialising and networking

7:30pm: Event begins

8:30pm: Event ends

Speakers:

Dulma Clark is a regenerative business leader and the Head of Brand Partnerships & Media at VIVOBAREFOOT, where she also leads the Livebarefoot Foundation. Born in Siberia in the indigenous Buryat community, she champions human and planetary health through impact investment, sustainability in fashion, and indigenous wisdom. A graduate of the London School of Economics in Human Rights, she has worked globally with Indigenous artisans and helped launch a manufacturing hub in Ethiopia to support local economies. Dulma is also a former Russian archery champion, a trustee at the JA Clark Charitable Trust, founding partner of Earthed charity and Opening Up the Outdoors.

Paul van Zyl is the co-founder and CEO of The Conduit. Paul is a winner of the prestigious Skoll Award for Social Entrepreneurship and was named a Young Global Leader by the World Economic Forum. He served as the Executive Secretary of South Africa’s post-apartheid Truth and Reconciliation Commission and co-founded the International Centre for Transitional Justice (ICTJ), an international human rights organisation based in New York City.

Danny Almagor is the co-founder (with his wife Berry) and the Executive Chair of Small Giants. Danny was the inaugural Social Entrepreneur in Residence at RMIT, the founder and former CEO of Engineers Without Borders Australia and is the co-founder and Chair of the Impact Investment Group. He has founded over a dozen for profit and non profit organisations including The Sociable Weaver, The Impact Club, and Beyond Creative. He has served on numerous boards, including Tom Organic, The School of Life, The Cape ecovillage, Pacific Biotechnologies, Smiling Mind, The Gross National Happiness Centre in Bhutan.

If you have any questions, contact alicia@smallgiants.com.au

Hope you can make it!

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