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Liz Maw

Liz Maw is CEO of Net Impact, a nonprofit with the mission to mobilize people to use their careers to improve the world. A lifelong "Impact Careerist," Liz joined Net Impact in 2004 and has tripled the organization's size to over 30,000 members and 300 chapters globally.

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Audacity and hope over digital apps: An arbiter’s-eye view
By Liz Maw, June 13, 2012
The third postcard in a series from the Reinvent Business hackathon in San Francisco.
Sustainability-engaged employees more satisfied, study shows
By Liz Maw, May 30, 2012
Employees who feel they can make an impact on social and environmental issues while on the job are twice as satisfied with work as those who don’t, a new study shows.

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