B4Businesses have a responsibility to their communities, to be supportive and at the very least not actively cause harm. Here you will find content relating to businesses being a Force for Good, supporting charities and their local communities.
Blenheim’s Dom Hare describes the erratic path taken by a purpose-led business which, while rapidly responding to the unfolding crisis, felt it was still acting like a conventional business, and not a very good one at that.
Over 90 speakers and 400 delegates in three days using a brand new platform …… surely this event had ‘DANGER do not enter’ written all over it?
Charly Cox is the Founder of the Climate Change Coaches, who help people to change their mindsets so that they can get into action in the face of big existential crises.
B4’s Richard Rosser talks to Jarl Severn, Managing Director of Owen Mumford, about the challenges his team faced during the pandemic.
Two projects, supported by funds raised through Oxford Homeless Movement, are aiming to help homeless and vulnerably housed people transition successfully from emergency Covid-19 accommodation to an independent life in their own self-supported housing.
It is our huge pleasure to confirm that SpecialEffect will be BIO2020’s official charity partner.
Join us for the first in a series of NEXUS webinars where we will hear from Mark Beard, Patron of NEXUS and High Sheriff in Nomination for shrieval year commencing April 2022, former High Sheriff, Richard Venables, Jayne Woodley of OCF and Grant Hayward, who is well known to businesses across both organisations and will remain proactively involved in the future development of NEXUS.
Whilst the world adapts to huge shifts in all aspects of our lives, the B4 team have been working hard to ensure that BIO2020 LIVE will take place from 2nd to 4th June.
Charities have seen their income shrink because of enforced shop closures and cancelled fundraising events.
For the past few days, I have been glued to the television for the Prime Minister’s press conference, just hoping to hear a glimmer of good news but sadly so far there hasn’t been any. It’s such a tough time for everyone.
I want to start by wishing you well at this difficult time and letting you know that you and your loved ones are in our thoughts.
Every morning, football fans listen to the radio and hear how difficult it is for professional football players to take a cut during this period to help those in desperate need of support…key workers, individuals who can’t get food, charities…the list goes on.
We know the next three months, and who knows potentially longer, will be a difficult time for us all. We need to support each other and our wider communities and ensure that we are sharing initiatives and support for those that need our help the most.
Unlocking the power of our community to respond better and recover stronger during this crisis.
