Written by: Claire Diaz-Ortiz
Can a social enterprise have the breakthrough success of a Facebook or Twitter? Perhaps if they start emulating some of these characteristics of the most successful tech companies.
Written by: Carolina Gil Sanchez
Technology can do a lot to help an organization with its social mission, but it can’t make up for real, on-the-ground interaction with the problem you’re trying to fix.
Written by: Gwen Ruta
The government clearly isn’t willing to engage with the issue, so it’s up to the business community. Can they think long-term enough to change course before it’s too late?
Good Spread is an organic peanut butter with a one-for-one model that gives food to hungry children around the world. It never would have started without an incendiary Winnebago.
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Want to know what’s driving the future of cities? Just peruse this list and be up to date on everything from the future of parking to the maker movement--and how they’re changing the urban landscape.
Finding a place for a bike in a cramped city apartment is hard enough. Finding a place for a seagoing vessel is nearly impossible--unless you have this foldable kayak.
Written by: Jennifer McFadden
While women are graduating from college at ever-increasing rates, the amount of high-growth companies they start is still unacceptably low. What can we do to tip that balance?
Forget the jungle gym. This playground of the future is like bouncing around in giant bubbles.
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