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David Coethica’s Blog. Social Entrepreneurship at Change.org. See One. Do One. Teach One. February 16th, 2015. You know the expression, ‘See One. Do One. Teach One’? In a medical context the saying always weirded me out a bit. (Like, really? You’re going to stick me with that needle only after seeing it done by someone else a time or two? But, funny enough, over the last couple of weeks I’ve found a new meaning in this expression, and it has to do with the teaching part. One week later, I stepped in fron...

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David Coethica’s Blog. Social Entrepreneurship at Change.org. An Evolving Definition of Community. When I was in business school, I defined community as a collection of people consumers especially who were uniting around causes and missions that they cared about and using their purchasing power and their voices (especially on social media) to effect change in the world. Once I joined IDEO, I began to round […]. November 11th, 2014 Tags: IDEO. Presidential Innovation Fellows Program. Change Starts at Home.

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David Coethica’s Blog. Social Entrepreneurship at Change.org. The Role of Social Responsibility in Branding. These days I’ve been doing a lot of thinking about consumers and the brands they love. I’m taking a Branding class this semester, and each week we do a case study of a different company and the branding challenges it faces. Perhaps the biggest insight I’ve gleaned from the first couple of months is this: […]. March 5th, 2010 Tags: Harley Davidson. See One. Do One. Teach One. Change Starts at Home.

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David Coethica’s Blog. Social Entrepreneurship at Change.org. Power to the Pacha People! Yesterday I had the amazing opportunity to attend the annual Pachamama Alliance fundraiser at Fort Mason in San Francisco (along with 1,500 of my closest friends! If you’re not familiar with the Pachamama Alliance, you have to check them out. The Pachamama Alliance is an incredible organization with a two-fold mission: To empower indigenous people of the Amazon […]. November 18th, 2010 Tags: Achuar. Recently, at The ...

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David Coethica’s Blog. Social Entrepreneurship at Change.org. Diary of an Intern: My Summer in Corporate Giving. It’s amazing to say it, but last week I finished up my corporate philanthropy internship at ABC. The summer just flew by! In all, it was a really terrific experience that challenged me to think creatively and strategically about how to educate employees about our corporate giving program and how they can get involved. More than […]. August 14th, 2009 Tags: Branding. Last week I attended an int...

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David Coethica’s Blog. Social Entrepreneurship at Change.org. Designing for Business Impact. On OpenIDEO, our global community tackles a variety of big challenge topics, from improving maternal health using mobile technology, to providing accessible voting for citizens with mobility or language restrictions. Each challenge topic brings with it the chance to explore, learn about and design for social and environmental impact in a new and different way. […]. Fowler Center for Sustainable Value. Often when ...

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Sustainable solutions seeker, part-time philosopher, and over-thinker. Writing about things like family, economics, energy, spirituality, mental health, technology, behavior, sustainability, social media, etc. Tuesday, March 10, 2015. K-Cups, Nukes, AI, and.Parenting? Yep Parenting. It'll make sense (hopefully) in a few minutes. Pieces on the K-cup lately. And I recalled a recent piece about where the bar is set for war between the USA and Russia. Well, ideas began percolating about how nuclear weapons a...

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Musings and Opinions (Rants and Raves? Of a Corporate Idealist. Tuesday, October 26, 2010. Or who'd have ever thought my career would put me in such close proximity to sheep? Natural ways to reduce soil erosion and that you don't call paddocks "fields.". The visits were very interesting and I learned a lot more than I ever expected to. My visit was initially to explore animal welfare issues in the wool industry, but took a truly educational turn once I had the chance to meet with farmers who are comm...

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Musings and Opinions (Rants and Raves? Of a Corporate Idealist. Wednesday, September 29, 2010. Moving Beyond Social Compliance. I've spent the past two days in Ho Chi Minh City at the Better Work Vietnam International Buyers' Forum. The Better Work. Program is described as:. The Better Work program seeks to shift the dialogue away from "auditing" and "monitoring" to truly finding long-term, sustainable solutions to poor factory working conditions. In addition to conducting factory assessments (simila...

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CSR in Practice: A Model Factory

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Musings and Opinions (Rants and Raves? Of a Corporate Idealist. Tuesday, March 15, 2011. I'm in Jakarta again, this time visiting some factories we currently work with and assessing some others that are not yet approved for my company. It's unusual for me to get the chance to visit factories we're not yet working with and I'm learning that representing a potential client feels very different from playing the role of the social compliance guy who comes into a factory to see what's unacceptable. Apparently...

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Musings and Opinions (Rants and Raves? Of a Corporate Idealist. Wednesday, March 24, 2010. The Ethical Supply Chain. I recently returned from a trip to Hong. Kong and China, where I had the opportunity to visit some of the factories that produce our goods. In today's economy, supply chains are global behemoths, with companies balancing, among other things, cost, quality, speed, trade preferences, technical capability, product assortment and "social and environmental compliance.". Some companies take a "c...

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CSR in Practice: April 2010

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Musings and Opinions (Rants and Raves? Of a Corporate Idealist. Friday, April 30, 2010. Who Are Your Champions? When I was in business school, I read The Soul in the Computer. For one of my CSR classes. The other day, I set up a meeting with someone who manages a very resource-intensive product. Without having ever met her, I simply sent her a meeting over Outlook, showed up to her office and explained that I was curious about her work. As we chatted, I asked about some of the potential environme...Every...

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Sustainable solutions seeker, part-time philosopher, and over-thinker. Writing about things like family, economics, energy, spirituality, mental health, technology, behavior, sustainability, social media, etc. Sunday, February 08, 2015. Darting through icy air. Landing imperceptibly, piling. Even tempered - whitening. Down, down, down. Onto whatever lies below. As the snow cover all but. The warmest things,. So does the stifling. That arrives in waves. Minutes, days, hours. Lost in blank uncertainty.

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Sustainable solutions seeker, part-time philosopher, and over-thinker. Writing about things like family, economics, energy, spirituality, mental health, technology, behavior, sustainability, social media, etc. Wednesday, February 12, 2014. 22 Lessons from Both Sides of the Hiring Fence. This could be a long one, so buckle up. Get OK with yourself -. Yep This could be a doozy - or not. If you have work to do cleaning up emotional baggage or other mental health challenges. Ask for help - and listen. Who do...

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