Series - 2021 Young Impact Leaders

2021 Young Impact Leaders: 21 social change intrapreneurs to watch

Author Kylie Adair
From coast to coast to coast, these young changemakers are making Canada’s social purpose organizations more resilient and impactful

Why It Matters

Intrapreneurship is essential to a resilient social impact world. But intrapreneurs — and particularly young people — working within organizations are too rarely celebrated for the world-changing work they do every day.

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