Social Impact Conference

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Social Impact Conference

An exciting conference on the topic of social entrepreneurship, conscious capitalism and biodiversity valuation for environmental impact.

Social Entrepreneurship: Doing Well by Doing Good

Justin Ayars

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Justin reveals that social entrepreneurs are driven, creative, who can exploit new opportunities for a better world.

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Social entrepreneurship is all about business acumen, non-profit ethos, bottom line, social impact bringing together profit and purpose.

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Social entrepreneurs use ESG, i.e. Environment social Governance, to highlight their mission-driven work.

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ESG is a part of the “New bottom line” which will help the company with profits, sustainability, social impact, and transparency by satisfying its stakeholders.

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The massive quantifiable influence of the LGBTQ+
communities and how not to “rainbow wash”.

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Company Ethos built by diversified cultures and how to positioned your company.

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Explain the reason for being here; promote your brand by wining lifetime customers.

How can we make use of Conscious Capitalism in Business?

Jean Pierre Puchulu

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Success is all about how you find your clause and live with a purpose.

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Jean talked about how socialism works and how can you value your society so that your customer hears you.

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Conscious capitalism is the way of thinking about capitalism and business that better reflects where we are in and the innate potential of business to make a positive impact in the society.

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Conscious capitalism is a platform where we can unite and find our common grounds.

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According to him, technology plays a massive role in society’s transformation.

The Financial Valuation of Biodiversity: From Mangroves to Tiger

Shana Vida Gavron

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Shana, the CEO of endangered wildlife beautifully depicted the picture of biodiversity.

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She mentions how animals are on the verge of extinction, thus leading to an imbalance in our ecosystem.

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It’s important to know the importance of biodiversity and what is its financial value.

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It has been observed that alive tigers are more valuable than those which are dead. Researches show that 1 Bengal tiger can generate approx EUR 845k when it is alive.

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Sundari Mangroves are also endangered because Sundarbans in Bangladesh is the only location in the world where this particular mangrove grows.

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Mangroves also generate revenue as it helps in fishing, tourist attraction, and insurance because mangroves control flood.

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Shana leaves a beautiful note in context to biodiversity, how we can promote economic impact by balancing our ecosystem.

 Meet the Speakers

Shana Vida Gavron

Shana Vida Gavron

MBusSc/MBA (Business Management - Finance) MPhil (Wildlife Management) AIEMA

Jean-Pierre Puchulu

Jean-Pierre Puchulu

Vice President at Boston Startup CFO

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Justin Ayars

Justin Ayars

Founder & CEO of equality MD

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