Chrissy Sheehan

Throughout my university research and discussions with professors and scholars, I learned that “impact” can feel like an elusive concept – no two people define it quite the same way. For me, it’s deeply personal: impact is the tangible difference our actions make in the world around us, whether that’s reducing carbon in our atmosphere, restoring habitats for wildlife, uplifting communities, or even strengthening local economies.

Impact is the data that breathes life into our intentions: the tonnes of CO2 we cut, the species we help thrive, the families whose quality of life we improve, or the businesses that flourish because of ethical practices.

But beyond numbers, impact carries stories – the hope of a cleaner, fairer world, and the responsibility we share to hold ourselves accountable. By combining rigorous measurement with transparent reporting, we transform good intentions into real outcomes, building a more resilient tomorrow.