The Emergence of Impact Entrepreneurship: Is it really something new?
Impact entrepreneurship does not seem to be a new trend or a new phenomenon but a way of doing business that we already know from our history. And we need it now more than ever.
We cannot talk about business and management without mentioning sustainability. It permeates every aspect of the business landscape, from recruitment and the bottom line to the supply chain and marketing. Regularly on The Choice, our experts address sustainability in all its complexity and applications in the hopes of better understanding how business can contribute to a greener and fairer future (and present!).
Impact entrepreneurship does not seem to be a new trend or a new phenomenon but a way of doing business that we already know from our history. And we need it now more than ever.
The inclusion of a waste hierarchy in the circular economy is crucial. Failing to do so results in an unsustainable model.
The COVID-19 health crisis has highlighted the need for CSR, now more than ever. But how can businesses combine short-term responsiveness with a medium to long-term vision for their stakeholders? Think strategic CSR.
While at ESCP, Hugo Bazin and Simon Robain had the idea of developing a reservation platform for travel. In launching Tictactrip, the two co-founders quickly realised that their success depended on seizing every opportunity that came their way.
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