Your social impact work requires world-class strategy and insights.
FSG has two decades of experience guiding business and foundation leaders and a deep understanding of how to create social impact.
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We partner with leaders to create strategies, implement action plans, and evaluate their organization’s progress.
Solutions for Corporations
Aligning your giving and core business
We help CSR and corporate foundation leaders develop a philanthropy strategy and implement initiatives.
SOLUTIONS FOR FOUNDATIONS
Creating a customized foundation strategy
We help foundations design and develop initiatives and build coalitions to create lasting change.
Using evaluation to increase your impact
We help organizations assess the progress and impact of their investments and increase their effectiveness.
FSG advises individual clients and cross-sector collaborations
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FSG helps companies strengthen their competitive positioning and profitability while addressing societal issues. We work with industry-leading multinationals and business leaders from around the world.
We work with private, community, family, and corporate foundations. Our services range from efforts to address specific strategic questions to designing and implementing cross-sector collaborations.
We help develop strategies on issues that range from education to health to economic development, including cross-sector initiatives and partnerships.
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A toolkit for grantmaker CEOs, evaluation staff, and senior leaders to use in conversations with board members about strategic learning.
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In Harvard Business Review, Mark Kramer responds to the notion that social factors are irrelevant to the economic success of companies.
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We are grateful and humbled to work alongside clients and partners around the globe on a wide range of pressing social impact issues. Read about some of our most memorable moments from the past year.
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In his New York Times column, David Brooks writes about collective impact, a concept popularized by FSG’s Mark Kramer and John Kania in 2011. He says: "This is where our national renewal will come from."