ABOUT

The firm is the practice.

Impact Integration was founded on a single conviction: that the gap between capital and impact in the e-waste sector is not a funding problem. It is a programme design problem. The structures, the partnerships, the verification mechanisms — these exist or can be built. What has been missing is the entity that assembles and operates them.


PARTNER

Jared Penner

Jared Penner

Jared has spent twenty years working at the intersection of development finance, social impact, and programme management across more than twenty countries. His career began in Mozambique, where he coordinated an integrated microfinance programme for local financial institutions working with communities affected by HIV/AIDS. He went on to manage a USAID-funded youth workforce development project in Afghanistan, before spending nearly a decade at Child and Youth Finance International in Amsterdam, where he led global engagement with multilateral agencies including UNICEF, UNESCO, the ILO, and the European Commission.

That work — structuring programmes that connect capital to measurable social outcomes — is the direct precursor to Impact Integration. The difference now is sector: e-waste processing in the Global South, where the environmental stakes are high, the social complexity is significant, and the financing mechanisms are still being invented.

Jared holds a Master's degree in Political Science and Development Studies from Carleton University, Canada, and is based in Amsterdam.


WHY THIS FIRM

A different kind of intermediary.

Most blended finance intermediaries sit at a distance from the programmes they support. Impact Integration sits inside them. We design the structure, manage the delivery partners, calibrate the social impact frameworks, and maintain the relationships with processors, auditors, and buyers. The result is a level of operational intelligence that is difficult to replicate and that underpins every verified outcome we issue.

We are not a fund manager. We are not a consultancy. We are the entity that makes the programme run.