Examiner: With many soldiers leaving service with technical and computer skills, New York-based Incline is offering training in order to help them adapt that→

Forbes: Planning for success mimics the requirements for success in any new venture: a plan, customer focus, and execution. The Plan The greatest fallacy→

Forbes: Volunteering at a local community center didn’t originally seem like a path for economic success for Notre Dame alumni Xavier Helgesen and Christopher→

Forbes: Kristin Groos Richmond and Kirsten Saenz Tobey both had plenty of experience in business and nonprofits prior to founding Revolution Foods in 2005.→

Forbes: For Alex Mittal, inspiration hit while doing the heavy lifting portion of giving back, building a water system in Honduras on an Engineers→

The Christian Century: If every American spent $10 per year on his Humankind Water — less than they spend on Halloween candy — it→

Forbes: At this point, TOMS Shoes isn’t just a do-gooder company – they’re a brand with an incredibly strong identity tied to social good.→

The Huffington Post: The bracing happy talk at social investment conferences and cheerleading predictions about social investment capital poised to flood into the developing→

Not only are the young making an effort to help change the world, they are starting businesses that project their positive attitudes, reports VentureBeat.→