An entrepreneur that engages in social responsibility stands out, as they understand the importance of the 3 P’s: people, profit, and planet. Their startup will benefit from a wider range of customers, investors, and will gain that competitive edge necessary for success. How does a startup incorporate social responsibility into its mandate? Are there any programs available to offset the potential costs of social responsibility?
Join Startup Canada (@Startup_Canada) and UPS Canada (@UPS_SmallBizCA) on Wednesday, August 26th, 2015 for a live #StartupChats on Twitter from 12pm – 1pm ET, hosted by Kathryn Forrest, (@kathrynforrest5), to learn about social responsibility and your startup!
Guests
- Reiva Lesonsky – @rieva – GrowBiz Media & SmallBizDaily.com
- Taylor Quinn -@TaylorQuinn92 – Entrepreneur
- Anastasia Manziaris – @BodyBijou – Co-Founder of BodyBijou
- Vinod Rajasekaran – @vinodrjkn – Co-Founder of HubOttawa and Head of the Rideau Hall Foundation
- Dipti Pratt – @diptipr – Leader of Pledge1Percent
- Laurie Dohlan – @scoutandburrow – Managing Partner of Scout and Burrow
- Jeffrey Dungen – @reelyActive – CEO of reelyActive