Charismatic serial entrepreneur Kevin Lee Royes landed one of the most unique deals in Dragons’ Den history. Walking away with more money than he originally came for. As a result, the show selected the inventor of Kelvin Tools to host … Read More »
Monthly Archive: January 2014
Entrepreneur Mentorship Event With Darrell Kopke, Founder and Skool Principal, institute B
Join institute B Skool Principal for an intimate workshop that will double as a mentorship opportunity. The most attractive companies, products and services are those that connect emotionally with a loyal customer base. Institute B helps accelerate entrepreneurs and their … Read More »
Documentary Premiere Screening January 16, 2014
The feature length documentary tracks the changing landscape of business with the rising tide of conscious capitalism and features the inspiring stories of several subversive entrepreneurs from Vancouver who are redefining what it means to be successful. You may know … Read More »
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Tagged B-Corporations, Business in Vancouver, changemaker, Darrell Kopke, Denise Taschereau, entrepreneur, Heather O’Hara, Institute B, joel solomon, kahlil ashanti, Ken Sim, Madeleine Shaw, Manfred Vollmer, Mark Brand, Mark Trotzuk, Mike Rowlands, Not Business As Usual, Rebecca Cutler, societal value, Suzanne Siemens
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A New Skool for Entrepreneurs
Introducing iBOC, a unique online resource that was created to develop the human being we call entrepreneur. Part people developer, part company accelerator, and part social network for entrepreneurs who want their businesses to make a difference in the world, … Read More »
Food is Better Nude
Nūd Fūd (pronounced nude food) was created by Holistic Nutritionist Julie Kirouac, who set out to create snacks that would not only be convenient and delicious, but would be of the utmost integrity and not exclude anyone, regardless of dietary … Read More »
Documentary to Premiere Next Week
Not Business As Usual is a provocative look at capitalism as envisioned by Nobel Prize winner Milton Friedman, the most influential economist of the late 20th century. The film explores why he only measured success by one metric: Greed. And … Read More »