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5&5 by 25 is an initiative to help social entrepreneurs looking to work with corporates.

In corporate procurement, it’s easy to wonder if it’s really possible to hit your KPIs and also have a positive social impact?

By directing a small fraction of the worlds global 14 trillion procurement spend towards sustainable goals, enterprises can help tackle the climate, social issues and help diverse businesses grow.

Social Enterprise UK is thrilled to announce Adaire Fox-Martin as their Corporate Ambassador.

One Billion Lives’ latest series champions the stories of social enterprises in the wake of...

One Billion Live’s latest series champions the stories of social enterprises during COVID-19.

One Billion Live’s latest series champions the stories of social enterprises during COVID-19.

One Billion Live’s latest series champions the stories of social enterprises during COVID-19.

Adaire Fox-Martin discusses why forming relationships with social enterprises works for corporates.

"The business roundtable has redefined the purpose of a corporation - to promote an economy that serves all."

How can businesses be positively impacted by partnering social?

"SAP employees have been much happier with the products we buy from Social Enterprises."

At SAP Select 2019 in Berlin, SAP Executive Board Member, Adaire Fox-Martin discusses how businesses can benefit when they invest in social procurement.

“Corporations need to be inspired by social enterprises.” "When businesses are profitable, people get excited."

This week, Natalie Portman took a break from Hollywood to mingle with leading social entrepreneurs in Berlin at SAP Select.

"There is no economy with no planet." This week in Berlin, Natalie Portman paints the truth of what the future will look like if businesses and individuals alike don’t put the planet first.

Humanitarian Natalie Portman has been a vegan for the past ten years to reduce her personal carbon footprint. She’s using food to express her ethical values “three times a day.”

Natalie Portman is posing a question: How can businesses work innovatively and think creatively to avoid bias?