The Future of Global Entrepreneurship: How Tech Fuels Social Innovation

Virtual Panel on How Tech Fuels Social Innovation on Nov. 20, 2024, 1pm, hosted by Columbia University, School of Professional Studies

Industry experts and entrepreneurs will share first-hand experiences of how technology is reshaping social enterprises and non-profit organizations. From funding and scaling ventures to improving operations and creating conversations on global issues, the panel will dive into a wide array of digital tools and technologies, including social media, cloud, and AI, offering real-world examples of how these technologies are being applied today.

Key discussion points will include:

  • How generative AI is changing the game for social entrepreneurs.
  • The biggest barriers and most exciting opportunities they face.
  • A look ahead: What’s on their tech wish list for 2025 and beyond?

Don't miss this opportunity to gain valuable insights, explore new ideas, and learn how technology can further advance the impact of social innovation.

Speakers

  • Erwin de Leon, Chief Diversity Officer and Lecturer in the Nonprofit Management Program at Columbia University, School of Professional Studies (Moderator)
  • Nivine Hachem, co-founder of Paltic
  • Brighton Kaoma, co-founder of Amano So, Schmidt Futures International Strategy Fellow
  • Katja Schroeder, Senior Lecturer, in the Technology Management Program, Columbia University, School of Professional Studies

 

Event attendance is free, but registration is required. 

To register, please click here.