What you missed: Six bold takeaways from the 2020 Future of Good Summit

Authors Kylie Adair & Brennan Doherty
The social impact world needs to get on the same page about a few critical issues when it comes to rebuilding and recovery

Why It Matters

The social impact world is at a crossroads: rebuild in the image of a pre-pandemic sector, or use this moment to reimagine its very purpose, how it's funded, and how it operates. The 2020 Future of Good Summit brought together purpose-oriented professionals and entrepreneurs from across Canada to explore exactly how to make it happen.

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