Impact capital moves through people. Here is who they are, and what connects them.
8,700+ investors and mission-driven funders, and 22,000+ of the people who decide where their capital goes. Drawn from over fifteen years of convening.
- Investors that allocate capital
- 8,733
- Funds, foundations, family offices, DFIs
- Family offices
- 3,399
- Flagged as a single or multi-family office
- Countries
- 131
- Where the organisations are headquartered
- The people behind the capital
- 22,209
- By name and role

Fifteen years of convening
The people who decide where impact capital goes.
This began as the room. Through Impact for Breakfast, Artha Networks has convened 670+ gatherings across 50+ cities since 2008, alongside the hundreds of conferences we have attended since 2007.
A database is maintained the way a community is: record by record, as people change roles, funds close and mandates shift.
Coverage by region
Investor types
Classified by how each investor actually decides.
A family office, a foundation and a pension fund invest in different ways, at different ticket sizes. Every organisation is classified into one of 41 investor types in 8 groups, so your results match how each investor actually allocates.
Sectors, impact themes, instruments and geographies are classified the same way, across 24 sectors and 28 impact themes. The original source text is kept next to each classification.
See all investor typesPrivate Wealth
3,535Family offices, family foundations, trusts and the advisors who allocate on their behalf.
Funds & Asset Managers
3,371Professional managers deploying third-party capital through pooled vehicles.
Ecosystem & Intermediaries
2,106Networks, accelerators, advisors and service providers around the capital.
Demand Side
1,596Enterprises, entrepreneurs and observers seeking capital or knowledge.
Philanthropy
397Grantmaking foundations, donor-advised funds and individual philanthropists.
Development & Public
78Development finance institutions, multilaterals and public agencies.
Institutional Capital
77Balance-sheet allocators: pensions, insurers, endowments, sovereign funds and banks.
Corporate
52Corporate venture arms and companies investing from the balance sheet.
Search
Narrow to the few who fit.
Twelve filters, including investor type, sector, impact theme, instrument, geography, ticket size and assets under management. Each filter shows how many investors match before you apply it. Ticket sizes and AUM are stored as numbers, so you can search by range.
Counts across the whole database
New York, United States · tickets $300,000 – $3M · 48 contacts
London, United Kingdom · tickets $1M – $10M · 2 contacts
London, United Kingdom · tickets $635,000 – $25M · 34 contacts
Munich, Germany · tickets $10M · 6 contacts
Investor profiles
Everything worth knowing before the first conversation.
Each of the 13,415 organisations has a profile with its investment focus and the people behind it, across 131 countries.
Open a preview profile- Investor type
- One of the investor types in the taxonomy, from single family office to development bank.
- Investment focus
- Sectors, impact themes and the instruments the investor uses.
- Ticket size and AUM
- Converted to US dollar ranges you can filter and sort on.
- Geography
- Where the investor is based and where it invests.
- People
- Who decides, by name and role, with verified contact details where we hold them.
- Website and LinkedIn
- Links to the organisation and its people.
Who it is for
For people who raise, deploy and convene impact capital.
Fund managers and founders
Build a target list of investors whose sector, stage and ticket size match your raise, with the people to contact at each.
Family offices and foundations
Find co-investors and co-funders who already back the themes and geographies you work in.
Advisors and placement teams
Research allocators by type, region and instrument, and keep the shortlist current as people move and mandates change.
Networks and accelerators
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