Micro-disruptors have the potential for impact, but they need more support to grow
By Joycelyn Ong
March 18, 2025

In her commentary for The Peak Magazine, Joycelyn Ong, head of Co-Axis, emphasises the transformative potential of "micro-disruptors"—small, impact-driven ventures addressing challenges like food security and climate resilience. She argues that these ventures often struggle to scale due to traditional funding models that favor rapid growth over long-term impact. Ong advocates for innovative financing approaches, such as blended capital and outcome-based funding, to better support these initiatives. She also highlights the role of platforms like Co-Axis in connecting funders with high-impact projects, aiming to create a more inclusive and effective funding ecosystem.
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