for Impact
Enabling people to move for opportunity should be an urgent priority for funders and social innovators who want to make a difference in global inequality.
Collaborating for a better mobility industry
We bring together innovators, funders, and practitioners to co-create solutions, fund progress, broker deals, and share knowledge—building a global mobility ecosystem that empowers people on the move and drives prosperity.
Co-Create Solutions
Our working groups unite experts to tackle key challenges in mobility finance. From designing ethical recruitment models to crafting financial instruments like skilling loans, we foster collaboration across geographies and sectors.
Join us to share ideas, test solutions, and scale what works.
Fund Progress
Members of the MFN have identified numerous investment opportunties for philanthropic and angel support.
We’re targeting an initial goal of $2 million in grant and seed funding to support pre-competitive initiatives—like tech accelerators and mentor networks—and to invest in early- and growth-stage businesses.
Connect
With future funding, we aim to bring funders and industry practitioners together to align priorities and spark new opportunities.


Enabling people to move for opportunity should be an urgent priority for funders and social innovators who want to make a difference in global inequality.
Over the next half decade, financial instruments will be a key factor in accelerating win-win global mobility. Strategically placed, they can lead to greater earnings for workers and employers alike
Meet the changemakers who have joined MFN to advance rights-respecting mobility.
Betsy Fisher is U.S. Director of Talent Beyond Boundaries (TBB). TBB is a non-profit organization connecting refugees to international job opportunities.
Betsy is developing the Displaced STEM Professionals Initiative that supports forcibly displaced STEM experts with advanced degrees outside the U.S. by helping them showcase their skills, connect with employers, and pursue U.S. employment-based visas through a revolving fund.
Shriya Bubna is manager at KOIS, an innovative finance and impact investing firm.
Shriya is co-developing a financial solution with Labor Mobility Partnerships to address migrant financing barriers by expanding capital supply, building the pre-migration lending market, and strengthening risk data.
Sara is building Adro, a fintech startup providing banking services to international students, workers on approved U.S. visas, and foreign businesses, with a focus on safeguarding migrant funds in stable accounts.
Sara is the Chief Operating Officer at Adro.
Radityo is building Gapai, an cross-border employment startup in Indonesia providing an online platform connecting workers to employers, with a focus on blue-collar workers.
Radityo is co-founder and CEO at Gapai.
Luiana works at iGravity, an advisory firm accelerating the transition to a sustainable and equitable world through advisory and partnerships, investment solutions and impact ventures.
Luiana is advisory manager and head of iGravity, Kenya.