Global Webinar with Steven Fox

On Monday, August the 30th at 10 a.m EST, the #MillenniumFellowship Webinar Series officially will officially kick off with a 60 minute interactive talk from Steven Fox. Steven is an international business leader experienced in climate, education and social enterprise, a social impact investor and philanthropist. He sits on four social impact boards, including the Remmer Family Foundation - which delivers the annual Millennium Oceans Prize in partnership with MCN. Steven also served as CEO of Impact Global Education, delivering impactful programming in social entrepreneurship, gap years, and volunteering in the refugee, health and education spaces. He holds a Political Economy MSc from the University of London and an International Economics BA from the University of Richmond.

RSVP Monday to hear and learn from a young, trailblazing social impact leader. 

About Steven Fox

Steven Fox is an international business leader experienced in climate, education and social enterprise. For the past 5 years, Steve was the CEO of Impact Global Education. At IGE, Steven managed four brands in the international development and education space. With offices in 13 countries around the world, IGE delivered impactful programming in social entrepreneurship, gap years, and volunteering in the refugee, health and education spaces. Steve comes from an international development and investment background previously serving as CEO of ThinkImpact and Managing Director at Sunizorro Investments in sub-Saharan Africa. At Sunizorro, Steve developed and managed early stage investments in the renewable energy, climate finance and sustainable agriculture spaces. Steve is an impact investor and philanthropist with interests in protecting the climate and encouraging girls equity in developing countries. He serves on the boards of New England International Donors, the Remmer Family Foundation, Friends of Pickman Wetlands, and the Real Oyster Cult. He has an MSc in Political Economy from the University of London, School for Oriental and African Studies, and a BA in International Economics from the University of Richmond. He is passionate about ocean health, Boston sports teams and meeting people from every country in the world.