This April World Challenge "Down to Business" reporter Leo Johnson visited Oxford to attend the Skoll Foundation's annual social enterprise forum. You can catch his video diary of the event here, where he follows the buzz around the growing field of 'Impact Investing' - an issue that dominated the conference.
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