Over 150 talented individuals have contributed their professional skills to Impetus and our portfolio charities and social enterprises to help build their capacity. These "pro bono experts" regularly comment on how fulfilling they find working with us as they are able to use their professional skills for maximum social impact.
Rather than just contributing your time, the Impetus approach enables you to use the very skills you have built up in your professional life, to transform the social impact of an Impetus charity or social enterprise.
You can be confident of the long-term impact of your work with the charity or social enterprise. All projects undertaken by Impetus pro bono experts form an integral part of the overall capacity-building plan. Rather than being an isolated project the work you do will help the whole organisation.
Impetus projects can be very beneficial for your career development, as they allow you to use your skills in a new context. Ditlev Schwanenflugel, Eden McCallum consultant and Impetus pro bono expert, recently commented that out of the about 47 commercial projects and five charity projects he had done in his career, the charity projects were "in my top six on satisfaction and learning".
Read about the experiences of Impetus individual pro bono experts.
Since our founding more than 150 individuals have generously donated their expertise to help build the capacity of our portfolio charities and social enterprises. We are enormously grateful for their contribution.
These individuals bring with them a wealth of experience, and frequently they have worked with some of leading companies in their industry, such as KPMG, McKinsey & Company, JP Morgan, PricewaterhouseCoopers, Linklaters and the BBC, to name a few.
Pro bono experts' professional
experience
The majority of Impetus pro bono experts have over 10 years'
experience in their area of expertise, and many have over 15 years'
experience.
Pro bono experts' backgrounds
Impetus experts come from a wide variety of backgrounds,
including consulting, financial services, law, marketing, executive
coaching, accountancy, corporate and government.
How to become an Impetus pro bono expert
If you have relevant experience, and the desire to work
collaboratively with an Impetus charity, please apply.
Our application process involves meeting each potential pro bono
expert to ensure he/she has the appropriate skills and approach for
our charities. As projects are designed specifically for each
charity, there may be a delay between meeting with you and
assigning a project.
People often have a negative concept of what management consultants do - so it was lovely to be told [by the Impetus charity]: "I wasn't expecting you to be so helpful!"
Bob Harris, Worshipful Company of Management Consultants
Impetus pro bono expert