Volans launches an innovative game on understanding the collective mindset of where Public and Private Finances should be allocated. The areas for allocation are Education, Energy, Finance, Food, Health, Transport,…
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The Volans Team congratulates Pamela on her new role as the Director of the Skoll Centre at Oxford. This is is a significant boost to the social entrepreneurship movement and…
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India and South Africa had reason to celebrate as The Schwab Foundation for Social Entrepreneurship announced its Social Entrepreneurs of the Year. In India, Arbind Singh, Executive Director, Nidan, is…
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While we are increasingly optimistic about the potential for a broad range of innovators and entrepreneurs to help shape a better future, with a new Phoenix Economy likely to take…
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Pamela blogs on Harvard University’s Center for Public Leadership about how social entrepreneurs invest and partner with local communities for the long-term to address social needs; this runs counter to…
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The London Chapter of the Entrepreneurs Organisation (EO) hosted an event dedicated to Social Entrepreneurship in August 2009. Pamela Hartigan was a guest speaker. Read a write-up of the event…
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The Futurist, an online magazine of forecasts, trends and ideas about the future reviews ‘The Power of Unreasonable People’. Read review here July-August 2008
‘The social capitalist behind the phrase “triple bottom line” talks about why some greenwashing is good’. Jesse Finfrock interviews John Elkington for Mother Jones, November-December 2008 edition. Read full article…
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Pamela Hartigan has just launched the first of a five-part blog on the Harvard Kennedy School’s Centre for Public Leadership site. The first post is about her recent visit to…
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Yes, I know it’s tempting fate ahead of the US election results, but I couldn’t resist summarising a couple of recent announcements on green jobs and Green New Deals. Whoever…
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