AI and the Next Labour Shift: What It Means for Impact VCs
Join this convening of VCs and LPs to explore how AI is reshaping labour markets - and what that means for impact-driven VCs.
This session will unpack three core questions:
How is AI likely to materially reshape work - and what does the evidence suggest?
How should impact-focused VCs be thinking about these changes?
What does it mean in practice to develop a clear “house view” on AI and the future of work?
We’ll be joined by:
Albert Howard (Head of Research, Revent)
Louise Marston (Director of Ventures, Resolution Foundation / Resolution Ventures)
Nick Andreou (Head of AI at Better Society Capital and Co-Founder of ImpactVC)
Together, we’ll explore what this transition means for impact focused VCs.
Date: 26 March 2026
Time: 14:00–15:00 GMT
Location: Online (Zoom)
More detailed context
If you're interested in some pre-reading, creating the space for this discussion was inspired by Albert’s recent piece on The Next Great Reallocation of Work.
His piece unpicks how AI is likely to reallocate (rather than simply eliminate) work across sectors. Drawing on historical technological transitions and emerging evidence, he argues that the most immediate risk is not mass unemployment, but growing friction: individuals struggling to signal skills, navigate shifting roles, and access new opportunities. The paper explores how AI differs from previous tech waves, and where this moment may create opportunities to rethink careers, hiring, and workforce systems.
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We look forward to the discussion.