Global Impact Investing Network

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The GIIN is a New York nonprofit founded in September 2009 by Amit Bouri and Antony Bugg-Levine, publicly unveiled on 25 September 2009 by Bill Clinton at the Clinton Global Initiative. It exists to scale and professionalise impact investing, running conferences and market research and managing the IRIS impact-measurement standards (launched 2009, succeeded by IRIS+ in 2019) and the Operating Principles for Impact Management. It had 421 member organisations as of June 2025, revenue of $16,484,237 and total assets of $16,968,824 in 2022, and 186 companies across 40 countries had signed the Operating Principles as of March 2025.

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• 421 organisations

  member count(giin)

  Economics

  region

  Global

  year

  2025-06

  method

  GIIN member companies as of June 2025

• 186 companies

  signatory count(operating principles for impact management)

  PolicyControl: across 40 countries

  region

  Global

  year

  2025-03

  method

  signatories to the Operating Principles for Impact Management as of March 2025