http://causecapitalism.com/the-paul-newman-way-to-buy-office-supplies-the-give-something-back-story/ *Good* for profit Mon, 07 May 2012 09:11:44 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.2 http://causecapitalism.com/the-paul-newman-way-to-buy-office-supplies-the-give-something-back-story/#comment-62 admin Mon, 29 Jun 2009 18:51:43 +0000 http://www.cause.dreamhosters.com/?p=4#comment-62 Chris, I love Mike's telling of leveraging $40,000 into more than $4 million. His business model is so neat in that not only does it produce wealth for local nonprofits, but it satisfies his employees and customers in a way that a similar business without a social mission couldn't come close to. Chris, I love Mike’s telling of leveraging $40,000 into more than $4 million. His business model is so neat in that not only does it produce wealth for local nonprofits, but it satisfies his employees and customers in a way that a similar business without a social mission couldn’t come close to.

]]> http://causecapitalism.com/the-paul-newman-way-to-buy-office-supplies-the-give-something-back-story/#comment-39 Chris Atkinson Sat, 27 Jun 2009 21:06:55 +0000 http://www.cause.dreamhosters.com/?p=4#comment-39 I heard Mike speak at the Sustainable Brands conference. He's a really compelling guy and your interview highlights some great points. The idea of community stakeholders is growing. I think B Corporation plays a role in that as well. What really hit it home for me is the way he and Sean were able to leverage $40,000 into $4 million for nonprofits through business. I'm keeping this example in my back pocket. Thanks. I heard Mike speak at the Sustainable Brands conference. He’s a really compelling guy and your interview highlights some great points. The idea of community stakeholders is growing. I think B Corporation plays a role in that as well. What really hit it home for me is the way he and Sean were able to leverage $40,000 into $4 million for nonprofits through business. I’m keeping this example in my back pocket. Thanks.

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