There was a time when my big question was, “what do I need to do to make steady and meaningful progress toward my life vision while not getting sidetracked by unproductive tasks?” It’s a topic I continuously assess and try to improve.
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Social Entrepreneur Fellowship Programs are designed to sharpen those professional standards within you; they are designed to make you a leader in the field of Social Entrepreneurship.
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Exclusive interview with Rockboost growth hacker, Daphne Tideman. In episode 38, we chat with Daphne Tideman, who is a growth hacker from the the Netherlands.
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When it comes to choosing the right company to work for, millennials look for companies that embrace corporate social responsibility (CSR) towards people, the planet, and revenue. In other words, they want to work for a company where they can feel they can make the world a better place and a company interested in more than just making a profit.
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In this episode Alex Budak, co-founder of Start Some Good – the leading social impact crowdfunding platform – shares strategies for running a successful social impact crowdfunding campaign, what investors look for and priceless lessons from his experience.
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For a social enterprise to make an impact in the world, it needs a solid foundation based on sustainability. When business looks at sustainability, they are looking at a balance of three domains: financial sustainability, environmental sustainability, and workforce sustainability–fair labor practices that support a workforce.
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As an entrepreneur you’re going to need to build up your credibility and get the attention of media to create awareness. We reached out to James Swanwick for some help because he has incredible experience.
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The ivory trade has been devastating the African elephant population for many decades. For most of us, this issue seems too far away from home to be of any major concern.
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What does it take to create a healthy food system that is chemical free and turns waste into renewable energy? We find out from Tinia Pina. Tinia Pina is the Founder and CEO of Re-Nuble, an organics-to-energy social enterprise based in the D.C. metropolitan area.
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