corporate responsibility
Lee Tonitto
Family Offices and B Corps

Family offices are private companies that manage investments and wealth for ultra-high-net-worth (UHNW) individuals and families. They often have a multigenerational focus, aiming …

Family Offices and B Corps
corporate responsibility, sustainability
Mei Ling Ho
Sustainable Businesses - How is your business ...

Sustainability reporting is no longer a proactive measure for businesses committed to transparency and accountability, it is now a licence to operate, regardless of size. This underscores the need for a robust sustainability strategy that is embedded into an organisation’s operations.

Sustainable Businesses - How is your business measuring up?
sustainability, corporate responsibility
Mei-Ling Ho
Mystified about Scope 3 Emissions? An Explainer ...

It is becoming increasingly important for businesses to take responsibility for their carbon footprint and to mitigate this impact, in particular their Scope 3 emissions. According to the GHG Protocol, Scope 3 greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions account for more than 70% of a business’s carbon footprint. For environmentally responsible businesses, measuring your Scope 3 emissions is crucial in understanding your impact and driving sustainability. 

Mystified about Scope 3 Emissions? An Explainer for SMEs
corporate responsibility
Elisha Brillantes
From Minimum Wage to Living Wage: How B Corps ...

With the cost of living steadily increasing across Australia, the concept of a living wage has gained increasing popularity and support. For B Corporations (B Corps), paying a living wage will now be a requirement in their evolving standards. But what does it actually mean to earn a living wage? 

From Minimum Wage to Living Wage: How B Corps are Leading the Way
Mei Ling Ho
New B Corp GeoWise China leading the way in ...

Social Change Headquarters is thrilled to congratulate James Kokkinos and the team at GeoWise on becoming a certified B Corp!

James is an Australian business owner based in Shanghai who is breaking new ground in China by offering compostable packaging solutions made from sugarcane waste that would otherwise be discarded.

New B Corp GeoWise China leading the way in compostable packaging

intrapreneurship

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Intrapreneur spotlight: Tackling homelessness one coffee at a time

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Intrapreneur spotlight: Tackling homelessness one coffee at a time

Whilst working at Hutt St Centre, Olivia Betro was provided with seed funding to start a social enterprise. The idea was a coffee cart that would provide training and skill-building opportunities for their clients who are struggling with homelessness. The vision was crystal clear, but the road map was a blank sheet of paper. Olivia was surprised to find that rather than feeling paralysed with fear and inadequacy as she ventured into the unknown, she embraced the challenge and jumped in head-first, and the “Beans Talk” coffee cart was born. What she didn’t realise at the time was she had just taken her first steps as an intrapreneur.

5 Tell-Tale Signs you’re an Intrapreneur

5 Tell-Tale Signs you’re an Intrapreneur

The term ‘Entrepreneur’ is well used and well known in the business world, but what about it’s sibling the ‘Intrapreneur’? It’s a term that is relatively unheard of and little understood. And how can you tell if you are one?

Intrapreneurs are simply entrepreneurs working to create positive change from inside an organisation. They come in all shapes and sizes and can be found in all sectors and industries. You might be working in a large corporation, a family owned business, a government agency or a not-for-profit. Intrapreneurs seek to create impact by challenging the status quo and driving innovation within their businesses. They may be small innovations that affect the organisation they work within, or they may be bold, significant endeavours which create positive change in the broader community or even globally.

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Where it all Started

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Where it all Started

Social Change Headquarters is shining a light on those people within organisations and businesses that are striving for change. The Intrapreneurs. Those who are bravely pushing the boundaries from within organisations - both up and down the leadership channels to shift and develop businesses to be mechanisms for equality, inclusion and contributing to a sustainable world. This is our Why.