Craig Kielburger

Entrepreneur Leadership Network® Contributor

Bio

Craig Kielburger is a social entrepreneur and New York Times bestselling author who has found success scaling and operating organizations across multiple sectors. For 25+ years he's worked with companies, thought leaders, entertainers, educators and youth to help them create a living legacy.

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Cryptocurrency / Blockchain

Why Embracing Philanthropy Will Help Your Industry Gain Mainstream Acceptance

Adding philanthropy into the cryptocurrency sector could improve its public image, as leaders can take inspiration from philanthropists like Warren Buffet and Ted Turner by making significant donations.

Innovation

4 Ways I Carve Out Time to Innovate in My Jam-Packed Schedule

Innovation drives business success, but finding time to innovate while managing daily operations can be challenging. Here are four strategies I use to incorporate "innovation time" into my hectic schedule.

Starting a Business

Schools Fall Short on Teaching Financial Literacy — Here's 3 Ways Parents Can Raise Future Entrepreneurs

Entrepreneurship is not just for adults. Teaching kids the basics of business and finance from a young age will serve them well in life, no matter what path they pursue.

Business Culture

Be Part of the Solution — How Your Business Can Help End Child Labor

Child labor is a significant global problem, particularly in the developing world. Businesses big and small can be part of the solution by ensuring their supply chains are completely free of child labor.

Leadership

3 Lessons I Learned While Working With Participant Media

Here are three key takeaways left behind by Participant Media and its founder, social entrepreneur Jeff Skoll.

Business Culture

Thinking of Laying Off Staff? Here's Why Job Cuts Might Be Bad For Your Business

Layoffs are a short-sighted approach that reduces workers to data points and budget line items while ignoring the value of retaining employees over the long term, even when economic times are tough.

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