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Sustainable Agriculture Innovations That Nurture Well-Being and Impact
Sustainable agriculture innovations from SOCAP23 Entrepreneur Program founders create impact for people and the planet.
How Food Tech Is Tackling Climate Change
Technology-driven startups and entrepreneurs are crafting products and methods to reduce the food industry’s greenhouse gas footprint.
The Lighthouse Effect: Partnering with SOCAP
A behind the scenes of SOCAP23 interview with Tova Lobatz, SOCAP Global's Executive Director of Partnerships.
Business Growth Tools and Models for Founders
The SOCAP Entrepreneur Program June session provides tips for goal-setting and planning as well as reviews of business models for growth.
Innovative Impact Investing in Canada
Made-in-Canada impact investing approaches to social and environmental issues get the spotlight in this Money and Meaning episode.
Ethical Products That Benefit People and the Planet
With ethical products, social entrepreneurs are creating positive impact and meeting growing demand among conscious consumers.
Reparations Beyond Money to Create Systemic Change
Advocates for meaningful, systemic change seek a broader reparations framework to help build a democracy that works for all people.
Team Leadership and Culture Development Tools for Founders
Leadership and culture development tools can help founders build healthy social enterprises.
A New Approach to Event Content and Curation at SOCAP23
For SOCAP23, Content Curation Councils will help shape and guide sessions that make it to the conference agenda.
Education Services That Broaden Employment Opportunities
Social entrepreneurs focusing on education services are building connections and incorporating technology to broaden learning and employment opportunities.
Investing in Indigenous Women
The private sector can move toward a more just and regenerative economy by recognizing, trusting, and investing in the work of Indigenous women.











