'Business as a source for good' can become business as usual with the B Corp business model.
Kresse WeslingMay 2, 2018
Take an honest look at what you’re doing and ask yourself if you’re creating a whole new market or truly solving a problem people are willing to pay for.
Pascal FinetteSeptember 8, 2017
Almost nothing benefits from being the only thing we seek, and the pursuit of profit at the expense of our humanity is too high a price to pay.
Seth GodinJune 13, 2017
All too often, entrepreneurs think that they are the hero and thus tell their story accordingly. But what happens when they make the audience the hero?
Pascal FinetteJune 8, 2017
How did you get into the work you do? The founder of this company explains why she does what she does, no matter if other people don't understand.
Sonja SkvarlaOctober 21, 2016
Startups pitching for investment face a conundrum—how much emphasis should be on purpose, and how much on the viability of the big idea? This post explains.
Marc StoiberJuly 18, 2016
By allowing entrepreneurs to de-prioritize impact in favor of scale in the short-run, we could end up with way more socially aligned businesses.
Rubayat KhanJuly 11, 2016
Sales can be the ultimate opportunity to invest in relationships and grow your network—even if you don’t end up selling anything at all.
Cecily MauranJuly 8, 2016
Turns out being a do-gooder is no guarantee of building a business that makes a positive impact. It’s not what a business does but how they do it.
Corey KohnMay 25, 2016
In honor of Mother's Day, this post explains three indispensable lessons of what being a parent can teach us about being an entrepreneur.
Corey KohnMay 6, 2016
Depending on our values we all define the role of business in various ways. As entrepreneurs our mission should be to promote meaningful connection.
Corey KohnMarch 18, 2016
Entrepreneurship is messy. We need to do a better job of making sure more people get the whole story—the good and the bad. This book is an insider's look.
Ken BanksFebruary 22, 2016
This post makes the business case for cultivating a family-friendly workplace—one that's often more profitable, effective and efficient.
Corey KohnJanuary 14, 2016
Solving the problems of human and environmental disease is one of the only guaranteed growth industries. This is the greatest opportunity of our time, especially for technologists.
Corey KohnSeptember 1, 2015
Want to solve the world's biggest f*cking problems? Here are four qualities we've found in successful startups.
Unreasonable InstituteDecember 11, 2014
Founders and builders of companies trying to have an impact don’t recognize that businesses are built on demand, not need, and it requires consistent demand.
Ross BairdSeptember 8, 2014
Business is the only force on the planet large enough and pervasive enough to change our broken global systems, and—together—citizen engineers and social entrepreneurs can act as the lever to create clean water, clean air, rich soil, biodiversity and happiness as a natural by-product of everyday work.
Ryan MartensSeptember 5, 2014