OneLeap enables talented people with great ideas to get through to the professional contacts they need for

job, investment, mentor or client opportunities.

Earned Attention Busy professionals profiled on OneLeap set a deposit to connect. Anyone wanting to
contact them must put down this deposit to send them a message. The deposit filters timewasters, allowing them to focus on people who deserve their attention people serious enough to put their money where their mouth is. When messages present mutual opportunities, the deposit can be refunded. For the rest, the money helps both sides' charities.

Contact is Broken OneLeaps co-founders created the platform because they believe contact is broken.
The internet has made us more connected in theory. But theres so much noise, because contact costs nothing, that its almost impossible to filter out the timewasters from the serious opportunities. So busy people close themselves off. And outsiders, however good their ideas, get overlooked. Both sides lose.

Making money do more Top professionals and emerging leaders want to have more of an impact
while doing business. OneLeap embeds charitable giving into professional development. Money paid on OneLeap works twice. First to test for seriousness. Then to make a difference with every connection.

Awards OneLeap is one of the Nexters, the UK's top 20 technology social enterprises, a programme
backed by Prime Minister David Cameron. Partners including Cambridge University and Sandbox, the leading global network of under 30 leaders and innovators. OneLeap also works with Deloitte and RBS. Leading charity partners include the Cherie Blair Foundation for Women (Cherie Blair is the link in this relationship), Tusk Trust (of which Prince William is Patron) and MTV's Foundation. Investors & Advisors Include Lord Dennis Stevenson (former Chairman, Pearson, HBOS and the House of Lords Appointment Committee), Adam Parr (Chairman, Williams F1), Rajan Jethwa (CEO, Virgin Health Bank) and Wim Leereveld (Founder, Access to Medicine Index) and Leila Janah (CEO, Samasource). Co-Founders OneLeaps co-founders include a bestselling author, a former diplomat and the managing director of a multimillion pound business in the Gulf. Two are Gates Cambridge Scholars.

OneLeap Members OneLeap features a distinguished selection of business and social leaders:

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OneLeap and WNSF A key barriers to younger professional women is access to the right connections,
from mentors to potential investors. OneLeap is a powerful tool for young women entrepreneurs and innovators to reach out to more established women on good terms.

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oneleap.to/WNSF OneLeap has already launched a select list, www.oneleap.to/InspiringWomen,

showcasing women leaders in enterprise, social enteprise, the corporate world and the arts. Building this list is just one of the ways in which OneLeap and WNSF could work together to strengthen and highlight the leadership role of women in business. OneLeap could also create a bespoke list for the network e.g. oneleap.to/wnsf to showcase leaders in the network, and support particular charities nominated by the network.

The OneLeap Founders Robyn Scott Co-Founder and Managing Director

Co-founder of OneLeap, Robyn is also co-founder of Mothers for All, a Southern African non-profit which teaches entrepreneurship skills to AIDS orphan caregivers, ambassador for the Access to Medicine Index and an adviser to Shared Impact. She is also a writer, her first book about growing up in Botswana against the AIDS epidemic. Shes worked for BP, the Financial Times and Investec. A Gates Cambridge Scholar, she has a BSc Bioinformatics and an MPhil Bioscience Enterprise Distinction. She is a fellow of the RSA.

Hamish Forsyth Co-Founder and Director of Strategy

Co-founder of OneLeap, Hamish was previously senior adviser at the UK Prime Ministers Strategy Unit. Hamishs experience ranges from law and diplomacy to international trade negotiations, representing New Zealand in China and at the WTO in Geneva. He has also advised a start-up company, founded and led several non-profit projects including in human rights and civics, and has considerable experience in creative development and strat comms. A Gates Cambridge Scholar, he holds an MBA, Distinction.

Damien Scott Co-Founder and Director

Co-founder of OneLeap, Damien is General Manager of the Williams Technology Centre in Qatar where he is setting up the first stand-alone Formula One technology commercialisation centre. He has also held responsibilities with Williams F1 in sponsorship acquisition, and environmental and online strategy. Previously, he founded and ran an IT consultancy. He holds a first class honours degree in applied physics. He is a trustee and co-founder of Mothers for All.

Board and Advisors

OneLeaps Board and Advisors include Leila Janah (CEO of Samasource), Adele Blakebrough MBE (Founder, The Social Business Trust), Bill Liao (Co-Founder of Xing, diplomat for small island states), Richard Addis (media expert, former national newspaper editor), and Matt Heiman (Founding Investor in Just Giving).

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