Tomorrow’s Company is an independent, not-for-profit think tank dedicated to inspiring and enabling business to be a force for good in society.
We do that through three key streams of work, our projects, our events, and our publications.
We conduct large-scale and ambitious workstreams that bring together our focus on research and innovation. Currently we are conducting a major inquiry called ‘Is this Progress? Out of that we are kicking off a series of projects including In-work Poverty, Mental Health, Truth, Trust and Transparency, and Education
Underpinning our projects is our work on Governance, Boards and Stewardship. This builds on our 25 years of work in this area and is behind all our work.
We believe that communication and collaboration are key to achieving real progress. To facilitate that, we organise events, to encourage discussion and gain insight into our partner and stakeholder perspectives.
Our projects culminate in the summary of all of our research: publications. Here, you can read about our projects from previous years, on topics including purpose, governance, stewardship and leadership.
If you’re interested in anything you’ve read here, or elsewhere on our website, please don’t hesitate to get in touch here, via our contact page.
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