Samuel Duboc

Operates as a chief executives membership organization for charity

Operates as a holding company with interests in commercial and regional air transportation services

Engages in helping youth from low income communities to graduate from high schools

Provides class residential and commercial security services

Provides investment services

Operates as a clinical decision support platform

The private company is based in Kensington, Australia. It is a collaborative network of university-based nodes—including UNSW, UWA, Swinburne, Flinders, and others—dedicated to driving positive social change through research, education, and community engagement. The Centre conducts interdisciplinary, evidence-based research on critical social issues such as impact investing, philanthropy, social disadvantage, disability employment, mental health, homelessness, and justice system challenges. It produces reports and frameworks, including benchmarking studies on impact investing and philanthropy, tools for measuring social outcomes, and analyses of policy design like the NDIS. The Centre offers educational programs ranging from postgraduate courses and professional development to leadership scholarships, aimed at equipping changemakers and nonprofit leaders with skills to enhance social impact. It collaborates with government, community, and industry partners to co-design solutions, support social enterprises, and improve service delivery, particularly for vulnerable populations. The Centre emphasizes culturally secure, inclusive, and data-driven approaches, with a focus on Indigenous leadership, disability inclusion, and regional community needs. Through research, practical resources, and capacity-building initiatives, it fosters sustainable, equitable social innovation and policy reform. The Centre for Social Impact was founded in 2008.

Functions as a College/University

Foundation/Endowment

Operates as a non profit organization that empower learners and program developers with a mobile-first LXP

Develops cognitive behavioural therapy and other evidence-based therapies through network of clinics

Cbt Associates is a mental health service provider specializing in cognitive behavioural therapy (CBT) for children, adolescents, and adults. The private company is based in Toronto, Canada. The Canadian company offers flexible therapy delivery options including in-person, phone, and secure video sessions, and provides comprehensive psychological assessments and personalized treatment plans for a wide range of issues such as mood and anxiety disorders, ADHD, autism spectrum disorder, depression, eating disorders, OCD, PTSD, phobias, sleep difficulties, and behavioral challenges. The company's multidisciplinary team includes registered psychologists, psychological associates, social workers, and psychotherapists with advanced training in evidence-based psychotherapy and behavior change science. Cbt Associates also offers third-party services such as psychological assessments for insurance, legal, and employment purposes, customized employee mental health programs, disability management, workplace mental health workshops, training programs, supervised practice opportunities, and a clinical psychology residency program accredited by the Canadian Psychological Association. The company is part of the MindBeacon Group, providing therapist-assisted internet-based CBT. The company was founded by Peter Farvolden. The CEO is Samuel L. Duboc.

Mindbeacon Health is a Canadian company that offers digital therapy services and online mental health support. The company provides a one-stop private space for clients to access a wide range of mental health supports, including in-person therapy appointments and mental health assessments. All therapy services are delivered by licensed professionals in a secure virtual mental health therapy clinic. Mindbeacon Health aims to make mental health support available to every Canadian. The company is based in Toronto, Canada. The CEO of the company is Samuel L. Duboc.

LEAP: The Pecaut Centre For Social Impact is a registered Canadian charity dedicated to accelerating large-scale social change by selecting, supporting, and scaling innovative social ventures. LEAP has partnered with over 30 social ventures and has launched initiatives such as the Google Impact Challenge, Healthy Futures, and the Equity Opportunity, focusing on technology-driven social innovation, chronic disease prevention, and advancing women’s economic well-being. The private company is based in Toronto, Canada. The organization addresses complex social issues through a structured, multi-year model that involves defining key issues, selecting diverse cohorts of ventures, investing strategic funds and pro bono services from partners, and sustaining impact through collaboration and shared learning. The Canadian company was founded by Samuel L. Duboc.

Operates as a virtual mental health therapy clinic