PURPOSE & SOCIAL ENTERPRISE DRIVEN
Amplifier Collective is a different kind of consultancy, with an innovative yet mature outlook and decades of experience creating social value. We bring our fresh method to creating social impact and engaging with community - and a commitment to leaving a positive impact.
Our social mission is:
To profit-share with partner not-for-profits and to connect them (and others) to client organisations - broadening advocacy opportunities, fostering corporate partnerships and sharing knowledge, skills and services.
To connect and enable partnership opportunities for client organisations to suitable not-for-profit's who can help them realise their social impact and engagement goals and enhance their reputations with stakeholders.
To help achieve this social mission, we have established Amplifier as a social enterprise, certified through Social Traders in Australia. We are also a verified People and Planet First social enterprise, stewarded by the Social Enterprise World Forum.
We will achieve our social enterprise goals through:
Distributing a share of our company’s profits to identified partner organisations who help drive inclusion across our cities and places.
Promoting immersive ‘lived experience’ training and events delivered by these identified partners.
Our work elevating the social impact of companies and organisations.
COMMITTED TO RECONCILIATION
Amplifier is deeply committed to reconciliation with Australia’s Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people. We acknowledge the deep and lasting impacts of colonisation and systemic inequities and believe we have a responsibility to foster understanding, respect, and collaboration. Through our work, we always strive to create opportunities for genuine relationships, celebrate Indigenous cultures and histories, and support initiatives that empower Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities.
Our inaugural ‘Reflect’ Reconciliation Action Plan (RAP) - formally endorsed by Reconciliation Australia - trategically sets out our actions and commitments to working towards reconciliation. You can find a copy of our RAP by clicking here.
