Social Impact Conference
“We do not inherit the earth from our ancestors, we borrow it from our children.” – Chief Seattle.
Anyone can create a social impact
People create social impact by their actions and decisions. Learn how you can bring that change that you want to see around you.
Speaker Anthony Ferguson encourages people to pay heed to their actions. The tiny acts, if continued, will make a difference for the surrounding people. If done as a community can leave a positive impact on the way society works.
Add 8 things to your actions to start taking the first step.
Service to others is the rent you pay for your room here on earth.
How sustainable businesses can help
contribute to the earth
A peak into the current global crises.
Did you know that 8 million pieces of plastic enter the ocean daily?
Speaker Dillon Baxter stresses the current crisis with reliable statistics that most people are unaware of.
The reasons why recycling is so rare because; the plastics must be clean and food-free, 1/4th of all recycled waste contaminated, and not all plastics are recyclable.
Dillon also shows how to ensure correct composting. You will learn about better solutions to reduce waste and do your part.
How data insights help create a global social impact
Global consumers want companies to act responsibly about addressing critical, social, and environmental issues. Cindy J. Lin shows us how empowered consumers want companies to do more than make a profit.
Social impact footprint comprises of positive actions and initiatives,
Your impact story needs to be told more to influence more minds around you.
Meet the Speakers
If you want to make a difference through our speakers, here are what you can do:
You can download the LYCPledge wellness app by Anthony Ferguson right here: LYCPledge, (you can also get it in the App Store and the Play Store for free),
You can use truly eco-friendly products of PlantSwitch by Dillon Baxter and take a step more towards your social mission. Visit: PlantSwitch,
You can measure the social difference you make in your business through Cindy J Lin’s Hey Social Good where it makes social good reporting easy for you. Furthermore, you can visit: HeySocialGood