Ethical Entrepreneurship
by Marisa Guthriein 💼 Business
Ethical Entrepreneurship
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Weekly insights from The Ethical Entrepreneurship Ecosystem™ framework, and behind-the-scenes thinking from the process of building ethical, well-resourced businesses that don't depend on performance, pressure or compromise.
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- The Ethical Entrepreneurship weekly brief explores how to build a profitable business that reflects your values, supports your life, and creates meaningful impact.
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About Marisa Guthrie
Founder of Ethical Entrepreneurship Ecosystem™ and author of The Reluctant Capitalist. For established women founders growing profit and impact. Redesigning business through values aligned offers, pricing, marketing and sales. → Enter the ecosystem
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