Where is your startup headed? How can you quickly and efficiently reach your goals? Take a moment to work backwards, and see if that makes the future a bit clearer.
Whether you are a young social entrepreneur, a CEO, or anyone who wants to create change, effective communication is essential—and here is your guide to design it.
A serial entrepreneur, mentor, and educator details the most important and investable characteristics they look for in startups applying for Fledge accelerator.
What would we be without relationships to the rest of life and to humanity? Advice and wisdom from the founding chair of the Design for Social Innovation (DSI) program.
This startup can create parks and innovations centers out of waste, and they just discovered a scalable model that could revolutionize water treatment systems around the world.
What if centuries-old problems, like poverty and pollution, persist in our world because we simply aren’t getting enough people to engage in trial and error of solving them?
CEO and entrepreneur tells a story "So Crazy, It Just Might Work," explaining that, whether in science or startups, the only thing that solves problems that no one knows how to solve is relentless trial and error.
A standing joke in Silicon Valley is that the smartest people go into online advertising, virtual currency, or dumb online games, but, fortunately, there are many tech start-ups that are solving real problems—and many entrepreneurs who care.
Is it becoming easier for people to do good? A pioneering communication designer and business strategist asks the hard questions in social innovation as we move into the New Year.
New trillion-dollar industries will come out of nowhere and wipe out existing trillion-dollar industries. This is the future we’re headed into, for better or for worse.
Entrepreneurs are strategically positioned to disrupt the automobile industry and seizing these opportunities described by the founder of the largest solar company on the planet will lead to a more affordable electric car.