Articles P6990

MBAs Gone Wild

By James W. Shepard, Jr. 7

Nonprofits must reign in pro bono MBAs.

Yasmina Zaidman - Using Market-Based Philanthropy

How can philanthropy and markets be used to promote international development? In this audio lecture, Yasmina Zaidman describes how the Acumen model supports microenterprises that are helping to alleviate poverty. She also shares the opportunities and challenges the organization faces.

Pamela Hartigan - The Power of Unreasonable People

Why are social entrepreneurs sometimes considered "unreasonable," and how are they different from business entrepreneurs? In this audio interview, author Pamela Hartigan discusses with Design for Change host Sheela Sethuraman how these pesky pioneers are creating markets that are changing the world. She also talks about Volans Ventures, her new enterprise dedicated to integrating the worlds of social and environmental innovation with business-driven wealth creation.

Meet Your Match

By Alana Conner

Matching grants work – but not for everyone.

Philanthropy

Issues that Matter

By Lucy Bernholz

Nine issues that should matter to you -- and why.

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Old Dogs, New Opinions

By Alana Conner

Contrary to stereotypes, people grow more liberal and tolerant as they age.

Jim Lehrer, Peter J. Robertson - A Conversation About Oil

With crude oil over $100 a barrel and continuing to rise, concerns about increased prices at the pump and at home—intensified by political unrest in other parts of the world—have put energy issues into heightened focus for the American public. In this audio interveiw, Jim Lehrer conducts "A Conversation About Oil" with Chevron's Peter J. Robertson.