Our purpose

We’re building a community of people who’re keen to have interesting conversations and want to do things they might not have tried before – creating inclusive spaces which bring together people who care about people and planet, to connect, learn and be inspired.

We’re Social Liverpool

We’re a collective of business owners who want to live in a Liverpool City Region that’s fairer, stronger and cleaner – one that’s more social.

We think the best way to do that is to share impact-based events – events that bring people together with nature and community. They’re designed to make it easier for you to expand your network, connect and learn from each other.

We’ve been creating and hosting impact-based events for years, individually and collectively. Now, Social Liverpool brings these together under one umbrella, sharing events and ideas from friends and colleagues in our networks.

Who are we?

You can find out more about us, below.

Fiona Shaw

Fiona is a writer, editor and founder of Wordscape, the agency behind Ethos magazine – a publication dedicated to good business and positive impact.

She has more than 25 years’ experience helping organisations tell stories that shape culture
and create change by bringing together creativity
and commercial insight – through books, magazines, campaigns and strategy.

With an MA in Responsible Business Management from Berlin’s Steinbeis University, Fiona combines a love of language with a commitment to better business.

She sits on the boards of Kitty’s Laundrette and Baltic Triangle Area CIC and co-hosts sustainability meet-up People, Planet, Pint.

Greg Macoy

Greg Macoy is a strategist, designer, and facilitator dedicated to designing better futures for ethical organisations. As the founder of Hunter & Campbell, a strategic creative studio, he helps purpose-led brands scale their impact through design-led thinking.

Greg serves as co-chair of B Local Liverpool, where he advocates for B Corp values and supports the growth of certified businesses across the city region. He co-founded Social Liverpool alongside Fiona and Louisa and co-hosts People Planet Pint, creating accessible spaces for changemakers to connect, collaborate, and drive collective action.

Photo: Kieran Irvine

Louisa support her clients to understand, improve and report their social impact. This includes collaborating with other professionals to deliver larger pieces of work, offering clients the ease of having one key contact while benefiting from a wide breadth of experience.

With over a decade of experience working across industries in audit, risk management and process improvement and, in more recent years, focusing specifically on the pursuit of impact-improvement, she understands the pressures that organisations face to be financially sustainable while also doing the ‘right’ thing by people and planet.

Louisa Burman