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EPISODE · Oct 25, 2018 · 30 MIN

011 Credo - Social Change is Good Business with Trish Tobin

from Sustainability Now - exploring technologies and paradigms to shape a world that works · host Mira Rubin & Scott Bille

Progressive change through simple acts of commerce. That's the heart of Credo's business model. They resell services that everyone uses—telephone and energy—and utilize the generated revenue to fund social causes. How awesome is it to be able to simply use the services you already use and support positive change at the same time? Join us for this empowering conversation with Trish Tobin, Credo's Chief Marketing officer as we discuss the difference we each can make in the face of seemingly impossible odds. Areas of focus for Credo Action—the advocacy arm of Credo with about 5 and half million members—include peace, environment, women's rights, civil rights and economic justice. The Credo Action website even offers a platform to start your own campaign. If you want to participate in progressive change but were unaware of how to get involved, join us to learn more about how Credo makes activism easy.

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