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.
B1G1 was featured in a DNA India article. It talked about the beginnings of the company and what inspired Founder Masami Sato & Chairman Paul Dunn to start this giving initiative.
Jon Mailer and his wife Danyelle own and run one of the most extraordinary business training companies on the planet — Queensland-based National College of Business. And together with an amazing team, they’re rapidly becoming not just a hub for great businesses but a hub for great giving too.
Recently, a team member for one of B1G1'S newer partners, LaserZone on Queensland’s Sunshine Coast wrote a touching letter to his boss. Read more.
B1G1 Chairman Paul Dunn was interviewed in Quarter Magazine's May 2011 issue.
Insight Magazine featured Masami Sato, Founder of Buy1GIVE1 for their "Earth Angels" October 2012 issue, which recognises ordinary people who do so much more for others.
Earlier today we received an email from Melbourne-based B1G1 Business Member Ron Prasad. Ron, born in Fiji, is an influential and highly successful business coach
Fredrik Härén is an extraordinary speaker. And he’s an amazing giver too.
Dr. Nick Morgan, one of America’s top communication theorists and coaches, talks about Paul Dunn on the Public Words website.
B1G1 was interviewed by New Straits Times. The article titled "Interview the experts" focused on the importance of giving and the story of B1G1.
