2:46 pm •
Categories: Business Models, Businesses, Interviews, Podcast, Products •
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If you want the real story from a successful for-profit social entrepreneur, click the player to listen to Aseem Das talk about founding and transforming World Centric. Prefer MP3? Right-click and download. [Audio clip: view full post to listen] World Centric evolved from a nonprofit to a nonprofit with a revenue-earning component to a for-profit […]
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8:49 pm •
Categories: Businesses, Corporate Social Responsibility, Interviews, Products •
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Click the player to listen to our conversation. Prefer MP3? [Audio clip: view full post to listen] With a deep background in sustainability and corporate accountability, Beth Holzman brings an appreciation for impact evaluation and stakeholder involvement to Timberland as the company’s CSR Strategy and Reporting Manager. I invited Beth to Cause Capitalism to talk about […]
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4:25 pm •
Categories: Cause Marketing, Commercial & Nonprofit Partnerships, Products •
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1. Collaboration 2. Innovation 3. Care 4. What would MacGyver do? (ingenuity & industry to impact the outcome) 5. Keep method weird Cleaning-products brand method applied its five values to launch its new laundry detergent last month. Partnering with Goodwill Industries (collaboration), method toured the streets of New York City in a glass-walled truck that […]
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12:57 pm •
Categories: Business Models, Businesses, Commercial & Nonprofit Partnerships, Micro-lending, Podcast, Products •
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A $22 candle from Prosperity Candle brings you more than light and a gentle rose coriander scent (if you choose). It comes with the first name of the woman who made it and an identifying number that allows you to send her comments and feedback. The woman who made your candle lives in Baghdad and […]
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9:50 pm •
Categories: Business Models, Businesses, Employee Involvement, Interviews, Podcast, Products •
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Get the Google Audio Widget widget and many other great free widgets at Widgetbox! Not seeing a widget? (More info) Click the player to listen to the interview or right-click and save to download the MP3. What do world-class brownies and hard-to-hire employees have in common? A bakery called Greyston. Greyston Bakery founder and Zen […]
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7:00 am •
Categories: Products •
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The day of commercially induced amorous passion is nearly upon us. In addition to living a day of randiness and long-gazes, I’d like to suggest that we live a day of compassion. I happen to love Valentine’s Day, but I get an internal twitch from writing a post that encourages more consumption. He loves me, […]
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7:11 am •
Categories: Businesses, Commercial & Nonprofit Partnerships, Interviews, Podcast, Products •
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His first customer was a slim-legged exotic dancer from Bourbon Street. His second, a Catholic priest in clerics. Both came to George Cosntances’s Indonique Cafe to drink high-end teas. George and his wife Daya ran the Magazine Street cafe for 16 months until Katrina hit, emptying the city of people and molding stocked tea leaves. […]
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8:59 pm •
Categories: Business Models, Businesses, Commercial & Nonprofit Partnerships, Interviews, Podcast, Products •
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Even the best cause marketing campaigns and employee volunteer programs don’t give your company the social mission necessary to distinguish it in the eyes of competitors, potential employees and investors. Still, these initiatives are terrific tools that I fully encourage you to use, which is why I invite experts here to teach them. However, if […]
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5:16 pm •
Categories: Consumer Behavior, Products, Web/Tech •
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What a difference 10% makes when it’s extracted from $460 billion. The latter figure is what Americans spent on holiday shopping last year despite a rapidly eroding economy and forewarned doldrums ahead. It’s been said before, but it’s worth another step to the soapbox: What if we choose to buy only merchandise that has a social […]
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