1. More about Consulting, Mentoring and Training
There are a number of organisations that recruit experienced business people and match them with opportunities to coach, consult and mentor companies around the world. Some good ones to start with include, IBEC Ventures, Ardent Mentoring, OPEN Network, and Partners Worldwide. Read the the BAM Global Report on Recruiting, Training and Deployment. Explore more Coaching & Training on the BAM Ecosystem Map and BAM Resource Library.
2. More about BAM Investing
Transformational SME is the longest established investment fund in the BAM ecosystem, focusing on funding growth stage companies in the 10/40 window. Steward Advisors Group helps investors on the journey to integrate eternal purposes into their investments and has a library of articles, a Masterclass and online training. Ambassadors Impact Network connects faith-driven investors with gospel-advancing entrepreneurs. EquityVest offers the opportunity to crowdfund faith-driven companies. Faith Driven Investor and Pragma Advisors offer connections to investment opportunities and community for like-minded investors. Pragma Advisors also offers a free downloadable study that will point you towards dozens of other funds and groups focused on investing in the BAM/B4T space. Read the BAM Global Report on Funding. Explore more Capital & Investment on the BAM Ecosystem Map and BAM Resource Library.
3. More about Business Incubation
Sinapis, Itzinya, and Angello are all organisations multiplying business incubation with Kingdom purposes. They also partner to build capacity for business acceleration globally. ECatalyst works with groups to help them build local entrepreneurial ecosystems. Praxis runs a business accelerator program and trains others to build entrepreneurial ecosystems through its Labs initiative. Read the the BAM Global Report on Incubation. Explore more Incubators & Accelerators on the BAM Ecosystem Map and BAM Resource Library.
4. More about Member or Pastoral Care
Mature businesses may have access to human resource departments, staff training, chaplains or coaches. Mission agencies often have ‘member care’ provision for their workers. However, often BAM practitioners are at a unique intersection of business and mission with little to no support or resource provision for their personal and inter-relational well-being. If you are interested in this topic, please see the information on the BAM Practitioner Care and Well-being Consultation.
5. More about Communications, Advocacy & Mobilisation
If you are a gifted story-teller or content creators, there could be a role for you in the BAM ecosystem. Are you a video editor, graphic designer, writer or social media expert? Are you gifted in media production? Do you know your way around the backend of a website? Connect us at BAM Global to find out how you could contribute. The same goes for gifted facilitators and administrators. There are countless BAM entities and networks that could benefit from communication, facilitation, and administration skills. You may be encouraged by reading the BAM Global Report on Advocacy and Mobilisation and the BAM Global Report on Recruiting, Training and Deployment.