Cameron Burgess has devoted a career spanning thirty years to accelerating the success of individuals, organisations, and communities seeking to create a more just, thrivable, and loving world. A seasoned social systems entrepreneur, systems designer, speaker and strategist, Cameron is a an uncompromisingly dedicated humanist, who was worked with hundreds of organisations across wildly diverse countries, cultures and contexts.

From micro-entrepreneurs in frontier and emerging markets, to international foundations, and massive multinational multi-stakeholder initiatives, Cameron's whole systems analysis and advice has provided rapid and actionable insights for organisations of all sizes.

A polymath of impact, Cameron has worked with organisations across all of the Sustainable Development Goals, in areas including impact finance, intellectual property, international development, artificial intelligence, food security, healthcare, clean-tech, biotech, wearable-tech, crisis response, regenerative economics, sustainable transportation, software development, and publishing.

Cameron won't just stand on the sidelines providing dispassionate advice. He gets involved. He takes sides.

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Cameron's Foundations Process provides in-depth analysis and strategic insight into the optimal path for aligning operational reality and world-changing purpose.

Cameron's fierce intellect, raw emotion, and uncompromising directness make him an evocative, effective and engaging speaker, facilitator and moderator.

Cameron will work with you to co-create and document frameworks and mechanisms for achieving systemic interventions in your areas of focus.

Learn more about how a transformative approach to collaboration and finance supports citizens, governments, corporations, and civil society to share the burdens and the benefits of solving wicked problems.

This report, the outcome of a process funded by the Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation, explores how to use contemporary analytical, financial, legal and technological tools to effectively monetise the externalities of water and sanitation to create a people-centred, outcomes-driven, multi-stakeholder framework for facilitating the scale of collaboration required for achieving SDG 6.

Cameron Burgess participated in ghostwriting this report, produced in partnership with the Bertelsmann Foundation, that explores why over 150 impact finance platforms are not capable of addressing either the demand or supply sides of the impact finance market.