TSIC is a global social impact consultancy. We partner with our clients to create an equitable society that puts impact first. We have offices in London, Hong Kong, Singapore, Ghana, India, Saudi Arabia and New Zealand.
We specialise in social impact measurement, social investment and diversity, equity and inclusion strategies, amongst other service offerings bespoke for clients. Since TSIC was founded in 2008, we have worked with over 500 clients and in 30 countries, to help them maximise their social impact. We pride ourselves on our approach of delivering local-minded solutions whilst leveraging our global networks.


Our approach to working with clients
- We believe strongly that diversity, equity and inclusion need to be embedded in everything our clients do.
- In an increasingly complex world, we help clients grapple with systems change and other emerging topics such as the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and climate change.
- In this globalised world, we do not believe in parachuting consultants but we ensure clients have access to local talent while benefiting from our global network and learnings across geographies.
Clients who trust us
Latest Blog Posts and Articles
Why Do We Evaluate? Between Technique, Dialogue and Tenderness
By Claudia Why do we evaluate? It’s a simple question, and yet an uncomfortable one. The answer often depends on who you ask: for some, it’s about accountability; for others,…
How Diaspora Can Help Fuel West Africa’s SMEs: EU’s Global Diaspora Facility Releases New Crowdfunding Research
The European Union’s Global Diaspora Facility (EUDiF) has published a report by The Social Investment Consultancy Africa (TSIC Africa) on the role of crowdfunding in improving access to finance for…
Stepping into antifragility – our hopes for the impact sector
By Bonnie Chiu This is the fourth blog in our integration series. Read the previous third instalment here. “Antifragility goes beyond resilience or robustness. The resilient resists shocks and stays…
Change is a human process: lessons on bringing people along through complex change
By Bonnie Chiu and Natsayi Sithole This is the third blog in our integration series. If you’re new to the series, start with the first and second blogs here. Even…