NYU Reynolds Program in Social Entrepreneurship

Charles Best of DonorsChoose.org and Shannon Schuyler of PwC join us for a conversation about how the crowd economy is changing how we realize change.

Presented in partnership with the NYU Leadership Initiative: Jonathan Capehart, Angela Diaz, Melanie Joseph, and Irshad Manji discuss their journies to moral courage.

Ken Berger, President & CEO of Charity Navigator, discusses the efforts Charity Navigator is making to win the battle for the soul of the social sector.

Jeff Walker, Jennifer McCrea, & David Saltzman join David Bornstein to discuss how bringing diverse groups together can dramatically increase social impact.

Darell Hammond of KaBOOM!, Billy Shore of Share Our Strength and Amy Celep of Community Wealth Partners discuss when good is not good enough.

Dan Pallotta discusses how changing the way we think about non-profits can lead to large-scale social innovation.

Daniel Lubetzky, Founder & CEO of KIND Healthy Snacks, discusses the "AND Philosophy" that helped him grow his business.

Paul Polizzotto of CBS EcoMedia & Anthony Mason of CBS News discuss advertising's role in social change.

Producer/Director Thomas Morgan & Executive Producer Susan Sarandon disuss their project, Waiting for Mamu

President & TeaEO of Honest Tea discusses scaling a mission-driven business in a for-profit world.

Teach for America Founder & Chair Wendy Kopp joins NYU to share Lessons from the World's Classrooms.

Activist, Professor and Philosopher Dr. Cornel West joins Irshad Manji, Founder & Director of the Moral Courage Project, for a an conversation of inspiration, innovation, and love.

Year Up Founder and CEO Gerald Chertavian joins NYU Reynolds to discuss his path in building one of the top 25 organizations using business excellence to engineer social change.

Colin Beavan, Author, Activist, Green Party Congressional Candidate, and Executive Director of the No Impact Project, discusses how to rethink sustainability.

John Wood, Founder & Board Co-Chariman of Room to Read, joins Anne Marie Burgoyne and Christy Chin, Portfolio Directors with the Draper Richards Kaplan Foundation to discuss what every change agent should know about scaling your organization and your impact.

Dale Dougherty of O'Reilly Media, Make magazine, and Maker Faire, and Chris Anderson of Wired, discuss the maker movement's history, present, and future.

Michael Brown, Co-Founder & CEO of City Year, and Aaron Williams, Director of the Peace Corps, discuss the value of service and its role in changing the world.

Andrew Zolli, Curator and Executive Director of PopTech discusses his new book, concepts of resilience and how to help people and systmes bounce back.

Jeffrey Hollender, Co-Founder & Former CEO, Seventh Generation discusses The Future of American Business: will it revive or destroy our economy?

Josh Cohen, Managing Partner, City Light Capital; Linda Gibbs, New York City Deputy Mayor for Health & Human Services;Michael Jacobson, President & Director, Vera Institute of Justice; Moderated by NYU Wagner Dean Ellen Schall