Our world is grappling with the transformation away from a system designed to create profit at any cost, toward a fairer, more equitable system designed to create well-being. Since 2001, SVT has partnered with leaders to understand who is affected by their work, account for the social and environmental value they create, hone their strategy for impact, and drive results.
We equip leaders with the knowledge, tools, skills, and incentives to realize a more prosperous future for all.
Who We Are
SVT is a pioneering force in defining and managing impact, broadening the scope and assessment of value creation.
Our diverse team works to create tailored solutions that align with your unique requirements. Our human-centered approach is both informed by and contributes to the latest developments in impact management and disclosure standards, ensuring that our efforts yield meaningful, practical and influential results.
What We Do
We partner with our clients to define their purpose, strategically reposition with confidence, and unleash their potential for a more influential and prosperous future.
We help answer questions like:
What is the Social Return on Investment of our work?
How do we get decision-makers aligned with our values to invest in our work?
What risks do we face related to social and environmental issues?
How do we demonstrate and grow our social value?
How do we improve the way our industry does business so that the way we profit is fair to all?
Our tailored approach is rooted in first-principles thinking and informed by our deep understanding of emerging standards.
Who We Work With
We work with a wide range of clients, from NGOs looking to assess the Social Return on Investment (SROI) of their initiatives, to venture capital firms aiming to optimize the social or environmental performance of their portfolios alongside financial gains, to corporations genuine about understanding the true economic, social and environmental value they create and how to shape it for the future.
Our clientele spans a wide array of entities, including corporations, foundations, institutional investors, private equity firms, individual investors, savings and loans, governmental bodies, nonprofit organizations, social enterprises, and startups.