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Oct 30, 2017
What the Eden Project is, the concept of weaving together entertainment with education, operating as a global social enterprise with expanding operations in China, Australia, America and a proposal for the red zone in Christchurch.
David Harland is the CEO of the Eden Project in England which has large biomes at the...
Oct 25, 2017
Growing up in Kenya and what life is like in the city of Nairobi, what impresses about Western culture when viewed from an African perspective, how community is different, the opportunities people may take for granted here and what it means to find your purpose.
Mark Ambundo has been in New Zealand for less than a year...
Oct 19, 2017
On what makes coming home from overseas so special, working with entrepreneurs as 'Start-Up Activator' at Ministry of Awesome, the scary/exciting moment you decide to launch out on your own and finding joy and purpose by taking the time to slow down.
Kit Hindin is the Start-Up Activator at the Ministry of Awesome which...
Oct 14, 2017
Co-founding the Australian Social Enterprise Thankyou at 19, being transparent about the ups and downs of the journey, what keeps you going on an entrepreneurial marathon, the importance of purpose as your foundation and what the future holds.
Daniel Flynn co-founded Thankyou, a social enterprise started in Australia...
Oct 9, 2017
Building a network of urban farms as a social enterprise, their potential to help the young people involved find their purpose and the chance to participate in the next stage of Cultivate Christchurch through "Broccoli Bonds" with the ability to receive fresh veges if you invest.
Bailey Peryman is the co-founder of...