10 visionary leaders on the state of social impact in (post-pandemic) 2030

Author Brennan Doherty
COVID-19 threw a wrench into the social impact sectorโ€™s grand plans for 2030, but that isnโ€™t stopping leaders from dreaming big.

Why It Matters

The last nine months have seen Canadaโ€™s social impact sector go into survival mode. But survival alone is not sustainable. Huge challenges await Canada in the post-pandemic world, and vision, courage, and resourcefulness are required to remain relevant after the virus is defeated.

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