About AVPN
Who We Are
AVPN is Asia’s largest platform for social impact, where over 700 resource providers, innovators and intermediaries from across 43 markets collaborate to mobilise capital. Grounded in deep regional expertise and partnerships, AVPN is building a thriving ecosystem that accelerates measurable progress toward inclusive growth, empowering Asia to lead the way in global impact.
Annual Review
AVPN has empowered its community to connect, learn, act, and lead in advancing social impact in Asia. Take a look at our interactive Annual Review to learn more about our work and impact.
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For Existing Members: Current Vision, Catalyst, and Knowledge benefits and services remain unchanged through 31 December 2026. No action is required at this time.
Capital for Impact
Philanthropic Funds
Impact Area
Thematic Products

Economic Inclusion
Advancing inclusive economies across Asia by expanding access to capital, skills, resources, and opportunities for people and communities to participate and thrive.
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Brendan Culliton is Senior Manager, Partnerships at AVPN. For the past ten years, he has fundraised in support of social impact organisations in both New York and Singapore. Prior to this role, Brendan worked as Operations Manager at the global impact investor, Acumen, overseeing their grants portfolio and building the capacity of their fundraising team. He has also contributed to the development of research reports and strategies at Acumen, UNCDF, and the NYU Wagner Social Innovation and Investment Initiative. These include a first-of-its-kind report on successful investment exits in the off-grid energy sector, as well as a global strategy aimed at improving women’s economic participation. Brendan began his career at QSAC (Quality Services for the Autism Community) in New York. In addition to his role as a fundraiser, Brendan oversaw QSAC’s teacher training programme and co-authored an interactive eBook created to support the parents of preschool-age children with autism. He later volunteered as a member of QSAC’s Development Board and remains passionate about supporting and empowering individuals with disabilities. Brendan holds an MPA from New York University’s Robert F. Wagner Graduate School of Public Service and a BA from Bates College in Maine.