Since the invention of money, business people have been taught that being rich is good. Yes, in society today
we need money to live, play and survive. But being rich is not necessarily being enriched. Enrichment is so
much more, and it is measured by more than financial metrics, but by environmental and social ones too.
Indeed, business has changed and it has become to clear that, in the quest for checks and balances, any
appropriate response must be a departure from the usual.
Introducing the Board of Change, a "not for profit" social enterprise inaugurated by business people with
the goal of integrating sustainability into business practices and economic thinking. It does this through
a number of programs and projects, including advocacy, along with all with the goal of shifting
paradigms in a world that has long embraced the status quo. Importantly, the Board of Change will
reach out to those business sectors and creative industries that have historically been ignored by
traditional networking and membership organizations.
A membership driven initiative, the Board of Change is founded on the
principle that massive change requires massive action — and a new,
innovative way of looking at the world and how things should be. Inclusive and
collaborative in nature, the Board of Change offers an institutional response to
business and sustainability that is results based and creatively driven. Plus, in
an environment where talk and rhetoric seem to be the norm, the Board of
Change is peopled with individuals who bring action and entrepreneurial
sensibilities to everything they do.
The Board of Change is where business as usual becomes business unusual.
About the Board of Change?