Toward Leadership 2.0: The Banff Centre takes its next leap forward
This month the Alberta Government announced an allocation of $70 million in support of The Peter Lougheed Leadership Initiative, $35 million of which will support the creation of the Peter Lougheed Leadership Institute at the Banff Centre. The new...
Calgary’s Arts Authority: collaboration and considerations for social entrepreneurs
Listen. Hard. Because multi-collaboration projects require an appreciation for the language and systems of stakeholders. According to Terry Rock, past president and founder of Calgary Arts Development (CADA) some of us are rooted enough in curiosity to initiate...
Transformational Companies: CBSR designs framework for impact
It’s no secret that companies today operate in a global business environment. Supply chains span across international borders, foreign markets influence domestic prices and business deals are made over Skype. Worldwide trends like population growth, dwindling...
SunDrum inspires creative change among youth
SunDrum Economy tells the story of the economy our ancestors built and the one many people are now striving to forge, balancing respect for nature and our current needs with the interests of future generations. Many youth across Canada and the US inspired SunDrum....
Kim Smiley and beauty for the public good
Artist and social entrepreneur, Kim Smiley recently sat down with SEE Change Magazine to discuss Sapphô, her line of wearable art pieces, and its social mission. As a social enterprise, Sapphô creates employment opportunities for marginalized populations in...
Runa: Innovative solutions for forest conservation
There is a common trade-off that many agriculture-based communities face in today’s globalized world, stemming from a desire to preserve their cultural heritage and environment, while at the same time having to earn immediate cash and compete with fast-paced...
Cultivating social enterprise: The Collaborative for Innovative Social Enterprise Development
You’ve got a great idea for a business that would help make the world a better place. Or you think your nonprofit could sell some services to bring in additional revenue. In other words, you might have a social enterprise in the making. But where do you start? In...
The art of social enterprise: A case study
In these difficult economic times, it’s easy for any non-profit to end up on the brink of financial ruin. See how one very large and very dynamic team in St. Petersburg, Florida is not only surviving, but thriving. Hear from the leaders of PARC who are molding the...
Breast cancer support goes green
With more than 80,000 registered charities in Canada, could there possibly be a need for one more charity? In the crowded landscape of breast cancer organizations, might there be room for one more breast cancer organization? Yes and yes. In March of 2011, I founded...
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