Alvin Carpio

Alvin Carpio is a prominent figure in the fields of social justice, human rights, and public policy with over a decade of experience. He was recognized by 'Forbes 30 Under 30 Europe' in 2017 for his exceptional work. Alvin's expertise spans advising governments and global corporations on leadership, social policy, and impact. He has been involved in various prestigious programs such as the Impact Fellowship by Singularity University and the Winston Churchill Travel Fellowship. Alvin is a member of the World Economic Forum's Expert Network and has made significant contributions through lectures, keynote speeches, and debates in renowned institutions and media outlets around the world. As a community organizer, he played a pivotal role in addressing social issues, including leading a successful inquiry into the Tottenham Riots in 2011. Alvin's educational background includes a Master of Science in Social Policy from the London School of Economics and Political Science, a BA Honours in Politics & History from the School of Oriental and African Studies, and academic achievements during his time at the London Oratory School. Alvin is the Founder and Chief Executive of The Fourth Group and has held key positions in various organizations focused on democracy, culture, racism, and mentorship. He is known for founding initiatives like End the Virus of Racism and leading legal actions against tech giants, such as the class action lawsuit Carpio vs Facebook in response to the Cambridge Analytica scandal.