The good economy is all around us and yet, we still seem to preaching to the choir. How can impact investments specifically in technology and media help amplify the work of social enterprises and good economy actors that have the potential to change the world — if …

Can healthcare in the developing world be transformed by the management methods that drove McDonalds to sell over 50 million hamburgers a day? Franchising may be a dirty word in developed markets, but its benefits of quality control, brand recognition, standarization, cost control, and efficiencies achieved through …

Environmental problems are getting worse in the developing countries along with human rights and poverty. Natural resources are developed indiscriminately destroying the ecosystem. However, many people in the developed countries neglect to look into the matter. In order to increase the awareness and to involve them in …

Last year Sylvia Earl questioned SOCAP 12’s audience about the value of the fish in our plate VS the value of the fish in the ocean. This sessions brings together innovators in the businesses, social and philanthropic arenas that with a collective action approach are reaching success …

The power of media communications to accelerate social change is astounding - yet it has gone untapped. We’ve focused on the empowering the entrepreneur for the work of social change but have yet to empower the artist – those who will master the message to create cultural …

Money, money, money. There is need everywhere. We want to raise a new generation and mobilize the youth! We want to provide jobs for women! We are training future leaders! And on and on. Each beautiful, each worthy. Against a backdrop of mounting social issues and game-changing …