Blending neurodivergence and spirituality to create an aligned, intuitive business that honours your energy, purpose, and nervous system.

“I have always had a level of awareness of the things I was buying from an early age.

When I was a teen, I would buy clothes from my local thrift stores, ride my bike, bring a bag to the shops, borrow books from the library and also upcycle used clothes into new items to wear.”

Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) refers to the obligations that a business has not only to create value to its shareholders, but to also act in a way that benefits the broader community in which it operates.

At first glance, social entrepreneurship can seem so unique in terms of the business model and products and services offered, that you feel you don’t have any competitors. But in fact, they’re the people closest to you (after your employees). Your customers!

Brand Activism is about directing how other people think and feel about your company’s product or service in a particular direction. That direction is the social cause you are essentially trying to influence.

Donna Cameron is a Melbourne-based Personal Style Specialist. She volunteers her time to help people counteract damage to their self-esteem and boost confidence and joy. Donna teaches girls how to highlight their positive attitudes through the clothes they wear.

Here she shares how this has helped her grow her personal brand and also launch a non-profit for sustainable fashion.

Mitchelle Katsande works for the Benevolence Financial Group.

“I joined the company because it aligned with my values and sense of purpose in life. To help break poverty through helping disadvantaged families gain homes.”