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Cross-sector collaboration for prosperity and growth
No single organisation has all the answers to society's biggest challenges. As a charity, we create the platform for our members to learn, share and collaborate across sectors. We help leaders access new skills and critical insights so they can think differently and lead effectively.
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How we help
The impact we have
We’ve been devoted to cross-sector learning and collaboration for 40 years. Every year, our members benefit from the insight, skills and connections they make.
5413
leaders expanded their knowledge and networks through our cross-sector policy dialogue and event programme in 2024
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hours of cross-sector skill sharing and learning through secondments
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forward-thinking leaders developed the skills and mindset necessary for modern, collaborative leadership
What our members say
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"WIG curates a really important space between the private sector and government; it convenes around topics of real common interest. What comes out of that dialogue is very rich and benefits everybody."
Rupert McNeil
Former Chief People Officer for the Civil Service
"For me, WIG provides a powerful platform for exchange of ideas and perspectives between the public and private sectors, in an equal and honest forum that gives all parties the chance to learn from each other. For Mace that gives us real insight into public sector challenges and changes in direction, helping us to provide a better service to our public sector clients."
Caroline Lassen
Director - Government and Housing at Mace
"I am truly grateful to WIG for supporting me so well and making this secondment to Oxfam happen. I have gone from doing justice in one sector of life to doing justice in another."
Jaswant Narwal
Prosecutor at Crown Prosecution Service