Then maybe a video paints literally thousands. This one certainly does. And it does it in 2 minutes and 22 seconds. It’s called ‘GOOD JOB’ and it tells the story of a day in the lives of 400 children (plus some ‘grown ups’ too).
B1G1's chairman Paul dunn was interviewed by SocialStory. YourStory.in launched SocialStory to document and map the thriving social and green entrepreneurship sector in India.
B1G1 Chairman Paul Dunn was featured in Entrepreneur Country Magazine UK November 2012 issue.
Rob O’Byrne knows a lot about logic and business. His company – Logistics Bureau – has offices in Australia, Thailand, Singapore and Vietnam. He told us, “We really get a buzz out of helping people succeed, both with their businesses and their careers."
1 LIFE DO IT NOW! The official magazine of 1 Life Do It Now wrote an article on how it makes such a difference when companies and their customers get purpose every day through B1G1.
Check out B1G1's feature on SocialBusiness.org - online publication and place to find ideas and businesses that are creating positive social change.
Being small doesn’t mean you can’t make a difference.This was the opening line of our 2 minute “pitch” in front of a
“Open Wide.” If that got you thinking about a visit to the dentist, 10 out of 10. I had a visit not to one dentist but to a very large group of them over the weekend in Newcastle, UK at the weirdly out-of-the-box named ‘Marketing Pirates of Dentistry’ Conference.
Perspectives Magazines interviewed Patersons Private Client Advisor Alex Hamilton on his B1G1 giving. To date, he has given 9,585 people access to clean water, 830 children education support, 112 people medication, and five families a goat to provide them with income.
An article by B1G1 Chairman, Paul Dunn was published on Better Business Focus Magazine December 2011 Edition.
Seems like great B1G1 entrepreneurs who give are getting awarded more and more. The latest to join the group is Annette Lasek, the delightfully titled Chief Energy Officer at LaserZone on Queensland’s Sunshine Coast.
The very first B1G1 Tour started in Nairobi on the 17th July 2011. It featured a 5-day experience in a small village called Odede in Northern Kenya where we saw how community engagement is critical in order to create sustainable development.
