Series - 2021 Young Impact Leaders

Four intrapreneurs share how they drive social change from inside organizations

Author Jennifer Nguyen
Impact-focused youth leaders on how an intrapreneurial mindset helped them navigate the pandemic

Why It Matters

Lasting impact can happen when organizations empower and encourage young leaders to create bold change from within. They help build stronger communities, increase economic opportunity and growth, and improve the quality of life of Canadians. A deeper understanding of young intrapreneursโ€™ stories will help the social impact sector thrive.

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