• News
  • Press
  • About
  • Contact
  • Shop
  • Club
  • Speaking
  • Consulting
  • Academy
  • Events
  • Blog
  • Reading Room
  • Clients & Cases

The Social Business Company ®

ENG / DK

  •  Social Business Reading Room
  •  Articles
    •  Book reviews
    •  By Tania Ellis
    •  Corp/employee volunteering
    •  Danish
    •  Employer branding/WorkLife
    •  English
    •  Leadership/management
    •  Norwegian & Swedish
    •  Portrait interviews
    •  CSR/CSI/SocialBusiness
    •  Social entrepreneurship
  •  Books
  •  Reports
  •  Interviews (TV & Radio)

MOST POPULAR

ARTICLES

15 Jan 2020

Interview for USWC 2019 Magazine

On November 1st 2019 the Best 40 University impact startups from around the world came together at the University Startup World Cup (USWC) in Copenhagen to network and pitch their ideas. As a keynote speaker, Tania Ellis gave inspiring insights into how the SDGs provide a framework for companies who want to create positive impact […]

Read more

24 Sep 2019

Et bæredygtigt livsdesign der forener Nord med Syd

Da Thandi Dyani, Sustainable Business Change Manager og Direktør for Impact Hub Johannesburg, tog hul på sit arbejdsliv for 15 år siden, kunne hun have slået op i bogen ”Hvad kan jeg blive?”. I stedet valgte hun at skrive sin egen bog ”Hvad kan jeg skabe?” ved at gå med sin passion for Afrika, udvikling […]

Read more

5 Jan 2019

BÆREDYGTIG BUSINESS – SÅDAN FREMTIDSSIKRER DU DIN VIRKSOMHED

Bæredygtighed er efterhånden et vilkår på linje med pris og kvalitet, og som iværksætter bør man tænke bæredygtighed ind i forretningsmodellen helt fra starten for at fremtidssikre ens virksomhed. Klik på ‘Read more’ for at få gode råd til hvordan man som iværksætter kan skabe værdi for både forretning og samfund.

Read more

Articles

Social entrepreneurship

SustainabilityNext

April issue 2014

Latrine bag that becomes fertiliser

Just imagine for a moment that you don’t have a toilet. Scary, isn’t it? This is the reality for over 2.6 billion people on the planet, who lack access to even the simplest latrine. Not only would this make your life inconvenient, it is dangerous. Peepoople’s solution to this problem is the invention of a single use, biodegradable and self-sanitising Peepoo […]

Add Comment (0) Read more

SustainabilityNext

March issue 2014

Apopo – making rats man’s best friend

Apopo trains the widely present African Giant Pouched Rat to detect landmines and tuberculosis, which at the same time as it saves lives, provides local jobs for the economically disadvantaged. The Apopo case is illustrative of how social entrepreneurs create value: they develop social innovations that meet needs that are either overserved because the existing solutions are more complex than required – or not served at all because […]

Add Comment (0) Read more

Partnership For Change

27.08.2013

Hardcore Business or Heartcore Business?

Are social business and CSR two sides of the same coin? And do you have to be driven by ethics and morality in the pursuit of bridging solutions to social problems with business? Both social entrepreneurs and commercial companies have the opportunity to create social value, regardless of what their motives and primary goal may be.

Add Comment (0) Read more

By Tania Ellis

19 Mar 2013

Social business og CSR – same, same but different?

Er social business og CSR to sider af samme sag? Og skal man være drevet af etik og moral for at ville forene løsningen af samfundsproblemer med forretning? I sidste måned var ophavsmanden til mikrolån og den sociale virksomhed Grameen Bank, Muhammad Yunus, æresgæst ved en konference i København, hvor jeg var inviteret til en […]

Add Comment (0) Read more

CSR.dk

22 January 2013

Her er de fire CSR-megatrends for 2013

Tania Ellis, der driver foredrags- og konsulentvirksomheden The Social Business Company, giver her sit bud på de væsentligste CSR-trends i 2013. Den første er “Sæt formål først og tjen penge alligevel”. Læs om alle fire trends her.

Add Comment (0) Read more

Danish Responsibility

23 October 2012

Co-operatives: an old model for the future

Community, participation, transparency, quality and sustainability. In our quest for sustainable business models great inspiration can be gained from cooperative business values.

Add Comment (0) Read more

Mandag Morgen

17 September 2012

Kooperativer: en gammel model for fremtiden

Fællesskab, medindflydelse, åbenhed, kvalitet og bæredygtighed. I vores søgen efter bæredygtige forretningsmodeller er der god inspiration at hente i de kooperative virksomheders værdigrundlag. En kooperativ version 2.0 kan bidrage til, at vi kommer ud på den anden side af krisen med et sundere og mere ansvarligt erhvervsliv og en stærkere samfundsøkonomi.

Add Comment (0) Read more

Pharmadanmark

September 2012

Farvel to business as usual – goddag til corporate social innovation

Nye tider skaber nye behov – og nye behov kræver nye løsninger. Den sociale megatrend, der bygger på etik, ansvarlighed, bæredygtighed og mening, er i fuld gang med at ændre spillereglerne for måden at drive forretning på – og det skaber innovative muligheder for både at tjene godt og gøre godt. Tania Ellis fortæller om trenden […]

Add Comment (0) Read more

Social Innovation Exchange

20 June 2012

High-speed social innovation in Asia

In many Asian countries, passionate entrepreneurs are working to find new sustainable solutions to concrete social and environmental challenges. Focusing on corporate responsibility and social entrepreneurship is far from just a Western practice.  

Add Comment (0) Read more

Danish Reponsibility

12 June 2012

High-speed social innovation in Asia

While many Western countries – including Denmark – are struggling with the setbacks of the financial crisis and looking for new answers to questions about how to ensure global competitiveness and continuous economic prosperity, the growth-train is rolling through Asia. So when my book about sustainable business and social innovation, The New Pioneers, came out in Thai, […]

Add Comment (0) Read more
« Previous Page Next Page »
  • Tania Ellis    |    The Social Business Company
  • T: +45 3214 2295
  • M: +45 2625 2295
  • E-mail: te[at]taniaellis[dot]com
  • www.taniaellis.com
  • About|
  • Press|
  • Contact|
  • Newsletters|
  • Terms & Conditions|
  • Sitemap|
CO2 neutral hjemmeside