 SEE Change...As it happens March 2013 |
Greetings!
It is perhaps no coincidence that our March Issue, celebrating our 3rd Anniversary, is largely focused on the concept of outcome - growing it, measuring it, and celebrating its ups and downs.
And with the sustainability of our communities another desired outcome, Brett Wilson shares his views on how to encourage a more giving corporate sector. Of course, with the dreaded tax season around the corner, we offer some smart HST tips for entrepreneurs, courtesy of our financial correspondent, Shannon Simmons.
With each passing year, we look back to see how far we've come - and forward to see where we're heading. Perhaps our March Issue can inspire you to do the same. It's an exciting, dynamic time for SEE Change. And we're delighted to have you along for the ride.
Find it all in the March issue of SEE Change Magazine.
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Social innovation is a fast-paced game. An idea can easily become redundant or irrelevant if not executed quickly and extraordinarily well. In this ever-shifting landscape, opportunities for everything from workshops to training, grants to loans, and networking events to outright competitions, simply abound. So how does one choose with which opportunities to engage?
BC's Social Enterprise Heroes event is just around the corner. It's a chance for talented social entrepreneurs from across the province to pitch their mission-based businesses competitively. From farmers to tradespeople to consultants, these are entrepreneurs who aren't afraid to get their hands dirty.