Our Global Network

Synergos works with networks of individual leaders in more than 60 coutries – including philanthropists, social entrepreneurs, civil society leaders, and others.

We do this in two ways.

First, we help them use inner work and our bridging leadership approach to increase their own capacity to build trust and collaboration on issues of importance to them.

Second, we host events and experiences that bring these changemakers together to develop new initiatives. Our Collaborative Communities serve as space for conversation, shared learning and collective action around issues and approaches - such as climate change, food systems, and dialogue.

Shams social entrepreneurship project in Jordan

Arab World Social Entrepreneurs

Innovators in a region of change
Synergos supports the social entrepreneurs who are meeting the needs of nearly two million people in the Middle East and North Africa. They combine innovation and business skills to meet pressing social needs of their communities in sectors including education, health, energy and the environment, sanitation, arts and culture, and youth employment.

 

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GPC members retreat at Pocantico Hills

Global Philanthropists Circle

A community of over 400 philanthropists and social investors from more than 30 countries
Founded in 2001 by Peggy Dulany and her father the late David Rockefeller, the GPC is a home for individuals and families from around the world to re-imagine how to address our society’s most pressing needs.

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2014 global Senior Fellows meeting in Nepal

Senior Fellows

Civil society leaders from more than 50 countries
Launched in 1999, the Senior Fellows program links extraordinary civil society leaders in a worldwide learning, service and action network. We help increase their capacity to address the systemic causes of poverty and promote sustainable social change.

 

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Two LINC Fellows at the network's 2014 annual meeting

LINC South Africa

Leaders in the children's sector
LINC is a fellowship of over 100 leaders from government, NGOs, business and donors in the South Africa children’s sector, from organizations providing services to more than 13.5 million children and youth.

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