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Future Generation Global ‘Why Impact Matters’ Webinar 13 August 2024

Please enjoy the recording of our Future Generation Global ‘Why Impact Matters’ Webinar held on 13 August 2024.

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Please enjoy the recording of our Future Generation Global ‘Why Impact Matters’ Webinar held on 13 August 2024.

Future Generation CEO Caroline Gurney spoke with Jennifer Westacott AO, Future Generation Global (ASX: FGG) Chair and Emily Fuller, Future Generation Social Impact Director. On the webinar, they discussed the importance of a “double dividend”, our groundbreaking impact report and were joined by two of our impact partners Youth Opportunities and I CAN Network.

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