New times create new needs – and new needs require new solutions. The Danish news agency PresseTV invited Tania Ellis into their studio for a talk on how social megatrends are reflected in society and business – and how The Social Business Company helps companies and organizations develop innovative solutions that create both economic and social value.

During her 2012 Asia book promotion tour of The New Pioneers, social business expert Tania Ellis was interviewed by Channel NewsAsia about conducting business with a heart. Channel NewsAsia is a Singapore-based TV news channel. Since 1999, they have reported on global developments with an Asian perspective. The channel is viewed in 24 territories across Asia. (7 min.).

MakeChange TV invited Tania Ellis as the very first guest on their online tv show for a heart-to-heart talk about The New Pioneers and the movement of social entrepreneurship – along with a social business dance (watch the very end!) and some personal surprise questions from the “Most of…” bag! (17 min.)

In September 2010 Tania Ellis spoke to over 800 Danish and international business students particpating in Responsibility Day 2010 at Copenhagen Business School. It was a full day dedicated to issues of responsibility, ethics and sustainability in both corporate and student life. During the day, Tania caught two of tomorrow’s business leaders to interview them about their sustainable student organization 360 and about what they call a ”bottom-up revolution” in business education.

New times create new needs – and new needs require new solutions. The New Pioneers is a practical guide for capitalists and idealists on how to navigate in the new economic world order. Follow the road to sustainable business success paved by first-mover companies and pioneering social entrepreneurs. Introtrail for The New Pioneers – Sustainable business success through social innovation and social entrepreneurship. (2.5 min.)

Do good during working hours. Social business expert Tania Ellis is interviewed in Danish national TV to comment on why companies are engaging in employee volunteering, and what they get out of their efforts. TV2 Lorry, June 15, 2007. Danish (5 min.)