The Insightful Ethical Ocean 'Change We Want to See Series' Issue #1
Tiana Reid — May 8, 2012 — Social Good
References: ethicalocean
Ethical Ocean, the online community and e-boutique for products that are either "Good for People, Good for Animals or Good for the Environment," according to the site itself, has launched its Change We Want to See Series.
In essence, the series is a monthly issue that contains editorials written by some of the most invigorating changemakers around. The first issue, which was published on April 24, centers its theme on economic development. Jo-Ann Tan of Acumen Fund considers alternative ways for tackling poverty; Thulasy Lettner of Mobile Transactions Zambia explores the lack of financial services in Zambia; and Tal Dehtiar of Oliberte discusses successful business opportunities in Africa.
Look out for upcoming issues of the Change We Want to See Series in the future.
Contact Information:
Ethical Ocean website
Ethical Ocean on Facebook
Ethical Ocean on Twitter
In essence, the series is a monthly issue that contains editorials written by some of the most invigorating changemakers around. The first issue, which was published on April 24, centers its theme on economic development. Jo-Ann Tan of Acumen Fund considers alternative ways for tackling poverty; Thulasy Lettner of Mobile Transactions Zambia explores the lack of financial services in Zambia; and Tal Dehtiar of Oliberte discusses successful business opportunities in Africa.
Look out for upcoming issues of the Change We Want to See Series in the future.
Contact Information:
Ethical Ocean website
Ethical Ocean on Facebook
Ethical Ocean on Twitter
Trend Themes
1. Change We Want to See Series - Creating a platform for invigorating changemakers to share their perspectives on various topics, providing opportunities for disruptive innovation in social and environmental issues.
Industry Implications
1. Online Community - Ethical Ocean's online community and e-boutique creates opportunities for disruptive innovation in the ethical consumer goods industry.
2. Financial Services - Exploring alternative ways to tackle poverty and address the lack of financial services in developing countries can lead to disruptive innovation in the financial services industry.
3. Business Opportunities in Africa - Highlighting successful business opportunities in Africa can inspire disruptive innovation in industries across the continent.
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