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SAS IMPACT
Social impact organisations operate in complex environments shaped by policy, market pressures, institutional design and social conditions.
To achieve meaningful and measurable outcomes, they must work across sectors and systems – engaging government to influence policy, aligning capital to outcomes, and demonstrating impact and accountability.
SAS Impact works at this nexus of government, capital and social enterprises to help leaders engage with government, attract capital and build sustainable businesses that provide a social and fiscal return on investment.
We navigate markets, policy settings, funding systems and communities to provide values-driven clients with clear strategies and tailored advice to ensure their goals align with the priorities of political decision-makers and capital providers.
Our team of trusted advisors is ready to partner with organisations committed to measurable social impact – not-for-profits, social enterprises, schools, foundations, superannuation funds, high-net-worth individuals and impact-driven businesses.
Build your business
- Capital attraction
- Corporate governance
- Model design
- Strategic planning
Tell your story
- Corporate branding
- Digital comms & media
- Marketing
- Narrative development
Measure your outcomes
- Define purpose
- Measurement indicators
- Program logic
- Theory of change
Let’s build impact that lasts. Contact our SAS Impact team today
Meet the SAS Impact team
Daniel Hobbs
Daniel operates in both government and ordained ministry with decades of experience in social policy such as disability services, aged care, mental health, education, child protection, housing and homelessness. With a passion for measurable outcomes, Daniel is deeply committed to the care economy and social impact.
Inga Miles
Inga brings nearly 25 years of experience in the disability and human services sector, from grassroots coordination to strategic stakeholder engagement, with a proven track record of building productive partnerships and a deep commitment to the disability and human services sectors and the people it serves.
Nicolee Simpson
Nicolee works across our communications and government relations teams. She brings decades of experience as a journalist and editor in the UK, USA and Australia, and has worked in several government departments and organisations in sectors ranging from health and biomed to aerospace and bio-futures.