A series of diverse stories, collected by the authors on an around-the-world journey, that tell of real people who have made a sustainable mark on the world through their careers. This book will inspire you to do the same and show you how you can incorporate your values and visions into your work.
A series of diverse stories, collected by the authors on an around-the-world journey, that tell of real people who have made a sustainable mark on the world through their careers. This book will inspire you to do the same and show you how you can incorporate your values and visions into your work.
Part I: A world tour with consequences Part II: The portraits1. "I don't have the right professional background"Albina Ruiz Ríos From jungle girl to refuse queenSafia Minney Fair trade haute couture: making beautiful clothes and making senseChris Eyre A very different kind of venture capitalMaria Emilia Correa From critiquing business to taking responsibility2. "I'm too young or too old"Dr V The McDonaldisation of eye surgeryVicky Colbert de Arboleda Education not drugsIsaac Shongwe A lost child of the slums and an African leaderPhoto impressions of our world tourMia Hanak Why mobile phones earn a place in museums3. "I am not financially secure"Mariana Galarza Promoting health instead of curing illnessFlorian Krämer Children deserve a better worldNjogu Kahare Live your own valuesKaren Tse The journey is the destination4. "I am already successful with what I'm doing"David Bussau The economy of "enough"Inés Sanguinetti The wake up call: uniting passionsAshok Khosla The power of temptationErin Keown Ganju No signposts pointing to happinessJordan Kassalow Using your own potential5. "What will others think of me?"Roma Debabrata The healing effects of a poisonous injectionDavid Suzuki Visions for grandchildrenAmory Lovins Let's build a world: thriving, verdant, just and secure!Charles Maisel Treat adults as adultsThilo Bode Change in the face of oppositionJunko Edahiro Fountain of hope in critical times Part III: Your path to positive impactCriteria for positive impact and sustainable well being as a measureFive paths to a job with meaningAn idea becomes reality options to help you realise a job with positive impactDr Muhammad Yunus Social business entrepreneurs are the solutionPart IV: Appendices
Part I: A world tour with consequences Part II: The portraits1. "I don't have the right professional background"Albina Ruiz Ríos From jungle girl to refuse queenSafia Minney Fair trade haute couture: making beautiful clothes and making senseChris Eyre A very different kind of venture capitalMaria Emilia Correa From critiquing business to taking responsibility2. "I'm too young or too old"Dr V The McDonaldisation of eye surgeryVicky Colbert de Arboleda Education not drugsIsaac Shongwe A lost child of the slums and an African leaderPhoto impressions of our world tourMia Hanak Why mobile phones earn a place in museums3. "I am not financially secure"Mariana Galarza Promoting health instead of curing illnessFlorian Krämer Children deserve a better worldNjogu Kahare Live your own valuesKaren Tse The journey is the destination4. "I am already successful with what I'm doing"David Bussau The economy of "enough"Inés Sanguinetti The wake up call: uniting passionsAshok Khosla The power of temptationErin Keown Ganju No signposts pointing to happinessJordan Kassalow Using your own potential5. "What will others think of me?"Roma Debabrata The healing effects of a poisonous injectionDavid Suzuki Visions for grandchildrenAmory Lovins Let's build a world: thriving, verdant, just and secure!Charles Maisel Treat adults as adultsThilo Bode Change in the face of oppositionJunko Edahiro Fountain of hope in critical times Part III: Your path to positive impactCriteria for positive impact and sustainable well being as a measureFive paths to a job with meaningAn idea becomes reality options to help you realise a job with positive impactDr Muhammad Yunus Social business entrepreneurs are the solutionPart IV: Appendices
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