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Worldview Global Impact and The Hong Kong University of Science and Technology have signed an MoU to collaborate on the Columbia SIPA Global Impact Leadership Certificate Program. Targeted for October 2026, the inaugural program combines in-person faculty teaching at HKUST with recorded sessions on global leadership, crisis management, AI governance, and sustainable development. Participants completing the program will receive an Executive Education Certificate of Participation issued by Columbia University SIPA.

WGI announced the completion of its family office research program and released initial findings on tax planning, cross-border asset allocation, and impact investing awareness.

Columbia SIPA’s Global Impact Leadership course, designed and delivered in collaboration with WGI, develops practical skills in crisis leadership, risk management, strategic communication, and cross-sector collaboration. Combining faculty expertise with applied exercises, the executive education program supports professionals and emerging leaders navigating complex global challenges.

WGI joined Columbia Law School and Columbia Climate School in sponsoring a discussion on sea-level rise and the future of Small Island Developing States. Moderated by WGI Co-Chair Jasmine Wang, the event brought diplomatic, scientific, and legal perspectives to the challenges facing climate-vulnerable nations.

WGI and UNCDF (UNITLIFE) co-hosted “Innovative Tech Transformation For Development” in Paris. The conference brought together development practitioners, researchers, investors, and technology entrepreneurs to explore how innovative finance and emerging technologies can strengthen food security and address hunger and malnutrition.

Field research translated worker and community findings into operational recommendations subsequently adopted by the participating company.

The published agenda for NEX-T Summit 2025 named WGI’s Robin Lewis as Summit Chair and Master of Ceremonies. Scheduled for September 27–28 at Stanford University, the summit brought technology, finance, and policy leaders onto a shared agenda exploring artificial intelligence, innovation, and global collaboration.

NeuroXess shares clinical results in motor and language decoding using brain-computer interface technology.

Symbiotics highlighted WGI as a partner in developing an SDG 2 Zero Hunger Basket Bond in a public update around GIIN Forum 2024. The collaboration explores an impact investment approach aligned with the global goal of ending hunger, connecting WGI’s development priorities with Symbiotics’ investment expertise.

WGI and Columbia SIPA’s Picker Center for Executive Education collaborate on a case study series examining how investment can create social and environmental value. Through written cases and expert interviews, the collection explores impact investing fundamentals, impact measurement, and the evolving role of ESG in investment decisions.