David is Chief Financial Officer of LivingLens, a technology business which helps unlock insights in people’s stories for the world’s leading market research agencies and brands. Previously, David has led the growth of scale ups, both within commercial and social enterprise settings. This includes his time as co-founder and MD of Timewise, the groundbreaking social enterprise group which helps businesses to attract and develop the best talent through flexible working. David began his career in project finance and investment banking, leaving Merrill Lynch in 2002 to join CAF Venturesome in the early stages of its growth, supporting the development of the emerging social investment market in the UK.
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Access responds to the outcome of the UK General Election
We look forward to working alongside all elected representatives across national, regional and local government to deliver tangible economic and social change at pace by supporting charities and social enterprises that take entrepreneurial approaches to tackling social problems and creating jobs and growth. Reflecting on the outcome of the UK General Election, Seb Elsworth, chief […]
Access publishes new Impact Report detailing approach to aligning money with mission
Access – The Foundation for Social Investment (‘Access’) has published its latest impact report looking at the investment of their endowment, the social and environmental impact it has generated and the financial return. Access was given a £60 million endowment by Government in 2015 to spend over ten years on funding programmes which help charities […]
Aviva joins Dormant Asset scheme
Seb Elsworth, Chief Executive of Access – The Foundation for Social Investment said: “This is a big moment for the Dormant Assets Scheme. By tackling youth unemployment and giving people and communities in need access to finance, the Scheme tackles deep-rooted social problems and inequalities through sustained long-term investment – helping those who are not […]
New Dormant Assets provide urgently needed investment to tackle social issues
The government has announced today (7 March) that the expanded Dormant Assets Scheme, which will unlock £880 million of forgotten money, will fund much needed investment into organisations tackling social problems in their communities including social enterprises and charities. In addition, the government has announced £31 million of immediate funding from dormant assets to help […]
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