Be Part of the inspiration
Sponsorship
One of the benefits of sponsoring the LSE Africa Summit 2025 is the opportunity to forge partnerships with leading corporate organizations, consultancies, and key stakeholders across trade, climate, and development sectors, aligning with efforts to secure Africa’s future through resilience and innovation.
Sponsorships & Packages
legacy maker
£12,500
rESILIENCE CHAMPION
£10,000
IMPACT DRIVER
£7,500
AFRICA ADVOCATE
£5,000
PROGRESS PARTNER
£2,000
PAN AFRICAN VISIONARY
£500
2025 PARTNERS & SPONSORS
Risk Insights
Resilience Champion
Established in 2009 in South Africa, Risk Insights is a trailblazer in the realms of data science and sustainability across Africa. Leading the charge in revolutionizing the ESG (Environmental, Social, and Governance) landscape on the continent, Risk Insights employs advanced techniques of Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning in data analysis and model building. Notably, it holds the distinction of being the first female-owned data science boutique with a dedicated focus on ESG, making significant contributions to sustainability reporting in Africa. In a groundbreaking move in 2017, Risk Insights introduced ESG GPS, the first machine learning and artificial intelligence rating disclosure tool tailored for listed companies in Africa. The commitment of "Built for Africa by Africans" is a guiding principle that permeates every aspect of Risk Insights' endeavors.
McKinsey & Company
Progress partner
McKinsey & Company is committed to creating positive, enduring change by helping organizations achieve lasting and substantial improvements in their performance. Through strategic insights and innovative solutions, McKinsey empowers businesses, governments, and institutions to navigate complexity and drive sustainable growth. By attracting and developing exceptional talent, the firm continues to shape industries and contribute to a more resilient and prosperous future for Africa and the world.
Atlantic Fellows for Social and Economic Equity
Progress partner
Atlantic Fellows for Social and Economic Equity are activists, policymakers, researchers, and practitioners who believe inequality can be defeated. Our fellowship programme brings change-makers together at the LSE International Inequalities Institute to share knowledge, insights, and hope as part of our 20-year mission to support hundreds of thinkers, doers, and change-makers.
Department of Economic History
Progress partner
The Department of Economic History is dedicated to studying the development of real economies within their social, political, and cultural contexts. Drawing from a rich tradition of research and teaching, the department applies social science theories to analyze economic change across regions and time periods—from the medieval era to the present day. Home to one of the largest groups of scholars in economic, business, and social history, the department explores global patterns of trade, migration, investment, and development, providing critical insights into the forces shaping economic resilience and the future of societies worldwide.
LEAP Africa
Progress partner
LEAP Africa is a youth-focused leadership development organization dedicated to empowering young people to drive sustainable change across Africa. Through strategic interventions in Education, Entrepreneurship, Employability, Active Citizenship, and Health & Wellbeing (3Es+AH), LEAP Africa equips youth with the skills, mindset, and ethical leadership needed for nation-building and economic resilience. By fostering young leaders and supporting sustainable enterprises, the organization is playing a key role in securing Africa’s future in an increasingly complex and divided world.
LSE DEPARTMENT OF MANAGEMENT
Progress partner
Our mission is to inform and inspire better management in practice by challenging and extending the understanding of people, teams, organisations and markets, and the economic, psychological, social, political and technological contexts in which they operate worldwide.
From our setting in a world-class social science institution at the heart of a leading global city, we achieve our mission by producing original and robust research insights, and delivering high-quality, evidence-based education.
LSE DEPARTMENT OF philosophy, logic and scientific method
pan african visionary
The Department of Philosophy, Logic and Scientific Method was founded by Karl Popper in 1946 and is renowned for a type of philosophy that is both continuous with the sciences and socially relevant.
