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Struggling with your 2024 social impact reports? You're not alone.   We get it - measuring social impact is challenging, whether you're wrapping up annual reports or planning for the year ahead. Those meaningful community outcomes often seem impossible to quantify.   We've put together a guide sharing the common hurdles we see, key pitfalls to avoid, and practical ways to capture and communicate those meaningful outcomes that truly reflect your impact. #SocialImpact #ImpactMeasurement #Reporting #CommunityEngagement

It's been a great year here at NetBenefit. 🎉 It's amazing how much we accomplish with a small yet incredibly driven team. The number of people using the platform, their engagement with it, and the impact it’s having continues to grow. Take a look at a few standout metrics in our 2024 Wrapped! 🎊 Here's to another incredible year in 2025! #localcontent #ESG #mining #energy #renewables

The UK’s Renewable Energy Reforms: A Step Forward or a Step Over Communities? The UK government is making bold moves in the renewable energy space with its "Clean Power 2030 Action Plan." The plan is designed to fast-track clean energy projects, like wind farms and grid infrastructure, to help the country decarbonize its electricity system by 2030. One of the key proposals? Streamlining the approval process by limiting communities’ ability to block developments and allowing only one judicial review for large infrastructure projects. On the surface, this approach has clear advantages. Faster approvals mean quicker progress toward climate goals, enhanced energy independence, and significant economic benefits, such as job creation and increased investment in the renewable sector. But the plan also raises important questions about what we might sacrifice in the rush to accelerate these projects. Limiting challenges could sideline the voices of local communities who are directly affected by these developments. Environmental concerns might also take a backseat, as quicker processes could mean less thorough assessments of potential impacts on ecosystems. And then there’s the fairness issue—restricting legal reviews could reduce opportunities for stakeholders to ensure that projects are held to account. This plan is a classic balancing act: urgency versus equity. Achieving net-zero emissions requires rapid action, but how we get there matters just as much. So, where do we draw the line? Did the UK government find the right balance, or is there more work to do? What’s your take? https://lnkd.in/gT67FwjQ #OSW #socioeconomic #stakeholder

This week, the NetBenefit Software team swapped laptops for axes. With the year winding down, we set our sights on a different kind of target—literally. Axe throwing. Nothing beats getting the whole team together in person. A few whiteboarding sessions. Plenty of ideas shared. And some friendly competition to keep the energy high as we prepare to close out another big year. Sometimes, the best way to sharpen your focus is by stepping away from the screen.

Meet the team at NetBenefit!   Meet Josh Easby, our VP of Growth, brings over a decade of go-to-market expertise to our team. His passion for connecting the right solutions to the right problems empowers our clients to achieve their goals and create meaningful impacts within their communities.   When he’s not helping clients succeed, Josh is busy keeping up with his energetic toddler. When he finds a moment to himself, you’ll likely spot him at the rink, on the golf course, or carving up the ski slopes.   Josh’s dynamic approach, passion, and drive are instrumental in powering our growth and fostering strong connections.

This week, I had the opportunity to attend the Marine Renewable Canada conference for the first time – and what a perfect time to explore Offshore Wind in North America! The event was incredible. Tons of takeaways about the industry, its future, and the challenges it’s facing today. I left feeling inspired and energized to keep contributing to this growing ecosystem and supporting the advancement of these important projects. It’s amazing to see how these initiatives not only pave the way for a sustainable future but also bring significant local benefits and economic opportunities. A huge thank you to the Marine Renewables Canada team for organizing such a well-run and impactful conference!

Check out a conversation with Matt Adams, Nada Ahmed and Jason Ethier that happened in Houston during Energy and Climate Start-Up week in September. Big shout out to Energy Tech Nexus for the showcase and the continuous support for the innovation ecosystem in general!

"Looking forward to seeing everyone tonight! The weather might be gloomy, but we’re in for an evening full of good conversations and connections. Come ready to relax and unwind—see you there!"

If you’re attending the Marine Renewables Canada conference next week, be sure to connect with Josh Easby

Can't wait to see you on November 14th for NetBenefit Networking !