The Supply chain innovation fund
Working Capital
Origin & Approach
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Overview
Working Capital is an early-stage venture fund that invests in scalable innovations to meet the growing corporate demand for more transparent and ethical supply chains—addressing the urgent need to protect vulnerable workers and source responsibly. It was initially incubated by Humanity United, which is founded by The Omidyar Group, a diverse collection of independent organizations and initiatives.
The Latest
2020 Impact Report
Click the links below to download and view Working Capital's 2020 Impact Report and affiliated documents. 2020 Impact ReportDownload 2020 Impact Report SummaryDownload 2020 Impact Report Press ReleaseDownload
How Innovation Can Help End Forced Labor in Global Supply Chains
This post is part of the Council on Foreign Relations’ blog series on human trafficking, in which CFR fellows and other leading experts assess new approaches to improve U.S. and global efforts to curb trafficking and modern slavery. This post was...
2020 Impact Report Press Release
Working Capital Innovation Fund Releases 2020 Impact Report Media Highlights: The Working Capital Innovation Fund supports systemic improvements in the protection of labor rights in global supply chains.Working Capital's 2020 Impact Report outlines the process for...
Our Partners
Upcoming Events
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FEB
Presented by
Emily Franklin
Fashion for Good | Innovation Associate
Laura Rubbo
The Walt Disney Company | Executive Director, Global Public Policy
Daniel Viederman
Working Capital Innovation Fund | Managing Director
A Webinar: Upstream Due Diligence
Organization for Economic Cooperation & Development
Description
This session will seek to identify practical approaches to increasing visibility on upstream risks linked to key commodity supply chains.
Feb 3rd, 10:00 am – 11:15 am
Past Events
Working Capital Fund Webinar – How Worker Engagement Supported By Technology Can Lead To Change
Please join us for a 60-minute discussion with pioneers who are supporting supply chain workers with technology. We’ll discuss evidence of impact, challenges in the market, and the path toward large-scale implementation.
Dan Viederman, Working Capital Investment Fund (Moderator)
Vera Belazelkoska, Director of Programs, Ulula
Heidi Lehmann, Chief Commercial Officer, Kenzen
Erika Wennerstrom, CEO, Quizrr