How Prioritizing Profit Can Maximize Social Impact

How Prioritizing Profit Can Maximize Social Impact

If your social enterprise can’t survive without grants, don’t kid yourself, you’re running a charity. This is the harsh truth the social enterprise sector needs to face if it wants to deliver on its original promise. Social enterprises have been hailed as champions of...
Opalia: Real Milk with Real Environmental Benefits

Opalia: Real Milk with Real Environmental Benefits

Opalia is an Impact Entrepreneur nominee for the 2025 Earthshot Prize. Walk into any grocery store or coffee shop, and you are likely to be presented with an endless variety of dairy and dairy-free options. From whole milk and skim milk for the lactose tolerant crowd,...
Rebuilding Syria: Entrepreneurs Are Ready

Rebuilding Syria: Entrepreneurs Are Ready

After fourteen years of destruction and displacement, Syria stands at a pivotal turning point following its recent regime change. What role will impact entrepreneurs play in rebuilding its economy and society? Syria’s economy has severe challenges as the country...
Indigenous Entrepreneurship Rooted in Trust

Indigenous Entrepreneurship Rooted in Trust

“When you unpack the statistics that only 0.004% of $330B in VC capital in 2021 was invested in Native/Indigenous founders, you uncover systemic frameworks keeping Native and Indigenous communities out of sight, out of reach of many things like education,...
Geospatial Vanguard

Geospatial Vanguard

Although American and European enterprises frequently dominate the spotlight for their use of geospatial analytics in climate change mitigation and adaptation, Southeast Asian start-ups are emerging as significant players in this arena. Companies ranging from...
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