Social entrepreneurship is both a huge business opportunity but also an area where we really think we can deliver a lot of impact.

Bringing an idea to life isn’t easy. It requires passion, patience, and, most importantly, the ability to execute.

Entrepreneurs juggle multiple responsibilities every day.

Owning a business is a giant step to take.

Starting a business is one of the most exhilarating, and frightening, things you can do in a lifetime.

Sustained growth is required, particularly in the poorest regions, to catch up with decent living standards and to live a life of dignity, opportunity and hope.

It is essential for a sustainable economy to see natural resources as an asset, and wasteful or harmful use of those resources as risks.

No matter how good we get at solving environmental problems, it’s not enough to create a truly sustainable economy unless we address the social challenges that imperil sustainability. Foremost among those challenges are inequality and poverty.

Worrying about the competition, is like worrying about an impending train. You can either watch in terror as the train runs over you or you can proactively step out of the way.