impactt limited is a london-based ethical trading consultancy. we work with companies, governments, ngos and investors to develop business practices which maximize the benefits to people touched by international trade. we have helped improve supply chain labour conditions in 24 countries around the world.  we believe in robust, pragmatic and sustainable solutions to build values into business and benefit workers.ｕ００２６lt；brｕ００２６gt；impactt has been working in ethical trade for 10 years, enabling companies to improve working conditions in their supply chains in a way that brings clear business benefits to both ends of the chain. impactt’s approach is change-focused, innovative and practical.ｕ００２６lt；brｕ００２６gt；we are a passionate team committed to delivering our clients’ needs and making real change on the ground.ｕ００２６lt；brｕ００２６gt；impactt bridges two different worlds - the world of the boardroom and corporate strategy and the world of workers and production sites - usually the experiences and languages of these two worlds are so far apart that they often do not ‘see’ or interact with each other.ｕ００２６lt；brｕ００２６gt；impactt has extensive experience and credibility in both ‘worlds’.ｕ００２６lt；brｕ００２６gt；we work with brands and companies to develop ethical trading strategies, providing business focused advice and training. ｕ００２６lt；brｕ００２６gt；we are also globally recognised for our innovative and successful work on the ground including in-depth ethical assessments, factory manager and worker training, practical remediation projects and in-factory consultancy. ｕ００２６lt；brｕ００２６gt；understanding and engaging with both worlds puts us in a unique position to benefit them both with valuable information and perspectives. ｕ００２６lt；brｕ００２６gt；we believe in robust, pragmatic and sustainable solutions to build values into business and benefit workers. we are recruiting the following members to join our team in guangzhou: ｕ００２６lt；brｕ００２６gt；for more information visit www.impacttlimited.comｕ００２６lt；brｕ００２６gt； ｕ００２６lt；brｕ００２６gt；closing date for applications: 1 aug 2008