Profile Summary: Entrepreneur Name: Nedra Deadwyler Venture Name: Civil Bikes Impact Focus Area(s): Historic Preservation, Community Identity, Culture Work Business Stage (Ideation, Startup, Early, Later, Mature): Early Year Venture Established: 2013 / 2014 Business Type: Social Impact / LLC The Issue Social entrepreneurship is about solving problems. Tell us about the challenge you are focused […]
June 27, 2019 By: Scott Sadler, Founder and President, Boardwalk Capital Management Today’s companies echo the refrain that “sustainable business is good business” (or something like that.) But eight or nine years ago, that wasn’t necessarily the case. Most businesses at that time had yet to openly embrace sustainability, and the investing public surely […]
Profile Summary: Entrepreneur Name: Erin Croom Venture Name: Small Bites Adventure Club Impact Focus Area(s): Health & Wellness, Food Business Stage (Ideation, Startup, Early, Later, Mature): Startup Year Venture Established: 2018 Business Type: For-Profit Social Enterprise Headquarters: Atlanta, Georgia The Issue Social entrepreneurship is about solving problems. Tell us about the challenge you are focused […]
Profile Summary: Entrepreneur Name: Terri-Nichelle Bradley Venture Name: Brown Toy Box Impact Focus Area(s): Education, Black Children, STE(A)M, Cultural Representation Business Stage (Ideation, Startup, Early, Later, Mature): Startup Year Venture Established: 2018 Business Type: For-Profit Social Enterprise Headquarters: Atlanta, Georgia The Issue Social entrepreneurship is about solving problems. Tell us about the challenge you are […]
This post originally appeared on the website of PRNewswire. ATLANTA, May 21, 2019 /PRNewswire/ — SOCAP (Social Capital Markets) and Conscious Company Media (CCM) will host the inaugural SPECTRUM conference on June 12 & 13, 2019 at The Gathering Spot in Atlanta, GA. SPECTRUM, made possible with support from the W.K. Kellogg Foundation, is a two-day cross-sector convening to bring together […]
May 7, 2019 By: John Lanier, Executive Director of The Ray C. Anderson Foundation I wonder how linguists feel when they hear frequently misused words and idioms. Is it like nails on a chalkboard, or do they find this vernacular normalization to be fascinating? Do they ever accidentally use them, or avoid them like […]
April 24, 2019 By: Brandon Chubb, Chubb Foundation What better way to spend an evening than to hear elementary school kids pitch innovative products and ideas that they’ve created all on their own? Well, that’s exactly how the Chubb Foundation’s evening was spent with its Inaugural “Pitch Night” at The Gathering Spot in downtown Atlanta. NFL […]
April 22, 2019 By: Sydney Hulebak, ONCE by WildArk Human activity around the globe is causing the sixth mass extinction. In the last 50 years alone, 50% of the world’s individual species, 58% of the world’s biodiversity and 45% of the world’s forests have been lost. And the iconic species that protect our ecosystems and […]
April 10, 2019 By: Andrea Jaron, Chief Development Officer, Meals on Wheels Atlanta Meals on Wheels Atlanta is a nonprofit organization dedicated to serving our metro area’s seniors in need. In exploring ways to diversify funding sources and expand our impact, our leadership – with the help of the 2018 class of Leadership Atlanta – recognized […]
March 26, 2019 By: Ashani C. O’Mard, Senior Director of Capital Development at the Atlanta Neighborhood Development Partnership Atlanta is home to several inspiring placed-based models of community revitalization – from the transformative work in East Lake to the more recent efforts underway in the city’s Westside neighborhoods of Vine City, English Avenue, Ashview Heights […]