Good business doing good
Dr Nisha Padmanabhan, CRO at University of Sydney, has given time to 3 meetmagic conversations that help children. Turns out, giving your time might be one of the most powerful ways to give back.
Who is inviting you
Dr Nisha Padmanabhan
CRO, University of Sydney
Nisha is sharing this page with peers who would value meetmagic. Relevant people, the right context, and the chance to do some good along the way.
meetmagic conversations Nisha has taken part in
children helped through Nisha’s conversations
3,500
executives across six countries in the meetmagic community
Almost $2 million
contributed by the meetmagic community to causes around the world
Why Nisha thinks you should join
Peer relevance
Relevant expertise
Tell us the projects, challenges and priorities you need help with. No spam. No pointless meetings.
Your choice
You decide who gets your time
We find relevant people, explain why a conversation might be worthwhile, and you decide. Complimentary for senior executives.
Social impact
Impact you can see
Every qualifying conversation creates social impact for causes like International Justice Mission.
Cure Kids · ANZ
"meetmagic is the effortless way to drive impact and connect with people who share a desire to support great causes and great business outcomes" Steve Jurkovich CEO of Kiwi Bank
Pictured is a meetmagic donation of NZD $10,221 to Cure Kids.
Good business doing good.
“The best leaders are the ones who never forget how to be human.” Dr Nisha Padmanabhan
Why meetmagic? In Nisha’s words, “In a world full of conferences, luncheons and surface level networking, meetmagic offers something different; real conversations that create real impact.”
Leadership Matters
Leadership Matters is a free book of stories from the meetmagic community. Read it online or download your copy.
“meetmagic is quite literally, magic. I’m really, really proud to support this business, I think its magnificent.”
Rory Sutherland
Vice Chairman @ Ogilvy UK
meetmagic Chief Evangelist