Business

Change is hard.

But sometimes, it’s simply unavoidable — in life and in organizations. Take remote work: not long ago, many companies dismissed it entirely. Today, they’re drafting work-from-home policies they never imagined needing.

Change will happen — with or without us. But what turns it into lasting success?

Today, social entrepreneurship is defined in many ways — an ambiguity that can blur social entrepreneurs’ identity, undermine their credibility, weaken the relevance of the guidance they receive, and ultimately hinder their impact. That’s why a shared definition is essential.

This article shares my perspective and insights into social entrepreneurs, drawn from primary research conducted on a small random sample in Toronto, Canada.

In this video, I dive into debt funding for small to medium businesses in New Zealand. While the headlines often talk about how “cheap” money is — especially for homeowners — the reality for SMEs is quite different.

I’ll explore what current lending conditions mean for small businesses and share recommendations to help improve access to funding.

After WWII, Charles de Gaulle jumpstarted the French economy by cutting diesel taxes for the first time — supporting the hauliers, farmers, and artisans who relied on it.