James Sancto, CEO of We Make Change talks to us about how achieving the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals by 2030 will be a good start towards creating a fairer society. He also tells us why social enterprises are the future of scalable impact, and shares some of the fantastic initiatives We Make Change are supporting. These include era92 Creative, a design agency, who teach young people digital tech skills in the slums of Uganda. Another great cause is Madiba Nature in Cameroon who create eco fishing boats made from waste plastic bottles found in local waterways. These boats have an impact beyond helping to clean up the environment, they also enable fishermen in the local area to sustain their livelihood. Listen in for this and much, much more…
James is the CEO and co founder of We Make Change. We Make Change connect skilled volunteers online with social enterprises across the world, to enable anyone, anywhere to use their skills to support the causes they care about. Since launching, We Make Change now supports a global movement of 25,000 change makers, 700 social enterprises and 10 companies in over 100 countries.
James Sancto, CEO of We Make Change talks to us about how achieving the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals by 2030 will be a good start towards creating a fairer society. He also tells us why social enterprises are the future of scalable impact, and shares some of the fantastic initiatives We Make Change are supporting. These include era92 Creative, a design agency, who teach young people digital tech skills in the slums of Uganda. Another great cause is Madiba Nature in Cameroon who create eco fishing boats made from waste plastic bottles found in local waterways. These boats have an impact beyond helping to clean up the environment, they also enable fishermen in the local area to sustain their livelihood. Listen in for this and much, much more…
James is the CEO and co founder of We Make Change. We Make Change connect skilled volunteers online with social enterprises across the world, to enable anyone, anywhere to use their skills to support the causes they care about. Since launching, We Make Change now supports a global movement of 25,000 change makers, 700 social enterprises and 10 companies in over 100 countries.