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Trailer to Season 2

1m · Sustainability Weekly · 23 Jul 15:03

Sustainability Weekly Season 2, bringing on many more subject experts to talk about social impact and sustainability issues. What's the "Good, Bad and Ugly" of the business and process of sustainability. People in the field of Philanthropy, Social Impact Investing, Companies making sustainable products, Organisations working towards wildlife, water and soil conservation, etc. will all form the lineup in Season 2.

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Successful Start-up Studio based in France : https://www.efounders.com/

Some of the companies successful now after having gone through a Start-up studio:

https://twitter.com/

https://frontapp.com/

https://medium.com/

https://aircall.io/

https://slack.com/

https://trello.com/

https://dollarshaveclub.com/


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https://t9l.com/

https://www.appriffylabs.com/

http://digicita.com/

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Agriculture Exports from India : https://bit.ly/30Wyiem

Omnivore : https://www.omnivore.vc/

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