Impact Hub Amsterdam B.V.
Impact Hub Amsterdam is part of a global Impact Hub network of more than 100 hubs and 300,000 impact makers. Based in Amsterdam, it works with entrepreneurs, startups, scale-ups, SMEs, corporates, governments, and NGOs to accelerate inclusive and sustainable innovation and help build a new economy. The organisation positions itself as a practical partner for organisations that want to move from ambition to implementation. Its work combines innovation consulting, venture support, community-building, and ecosystem development, with a strong focus on measurable impact and collaboration across sectors. Impact Hub Amsterdam has been active for over 15 years and says it has helped more than 4,000 companies become more sustainable and create more impact. Its work is especially concentrated around food, circularity, fashion, inclusion, and regenerative business. Core Values Impact first : The organisation says everything it does is focused on sustainable and measurable impact, with an emphasis on concrete results. Entrepreneurial : It values turning ideas into action and using an entrepreneurial mindset to accelerate sustainable transitions. Pragmatic : Its support is designed to be practical and results-driven, going beyond advice to help with execution. Diverse and accessible : Inclusion and accessibility are central, and the organisation welcomes anyone with a good idea while valuing diverse perspectives and learning from mistakes. Unique Aspects Global network reach : Impact Hub Amsterdam is connected to a worldwide network of 100+ Impact Hubs and 300,000 impact makers, giving local clients access to a much larger community. Strong sector focus : Its ecosystem work is concentrated on circularity, food, inclusion, fashion, and regenerative business, allowing it to build deep topic-specific programmes and partnerships. Proven ecosystem partnerships : The organisation has worked with partners including the City of Amsterdam, AMS Institute, Amsterdam University of Applied Sciences, Circle Economy, IKEA, Rijkswaterstaat, Triodos, ABN AMRO, DOEN Foundation, and others on transition-focused initiatives. Scale and track record : According to the dossier and known news, the team has supported thousands of companies and has run long-standing accelerator and incubation programmes, including the Food Chain Accelerator and Business Model Challenge. Named client and programme collaborations : Known news and dossier material show collaborations with organisations such as Tommy Hilfiger, Cartier, WWF Netherlands, the Dutch Ministry of Agriculture, Nature and Food Quality, ABN AMRO, and TNW on impact and innovation programmes.