Welcome, Green and Ethical Entrepreneurs!
Aimed at entrepreneurs and aspiring entrepreneurs (just bring your idea!) who want to build ethcial, environmentally friendly, sutainable or social businesses. Business as a force for positive change! Get together to share success tips, techniques and strategies. Colloborate for impact. All are welcome!
More upcoming Meetups
This group doesn't have any additional upcoming Meetups scheduled.
Past Meetups
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What's new?
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Nov 4
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New member
“I have eco business ideas and would like to network with people who could be interested in possibly collaborating or just to discuss the possibilities.”
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Oct 30
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New member
“Connect with Entrepreneurs, Small Business Owners, Consultants & Advisors in London.”
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Oct 29
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New member“have just started a social enterprise to pilot a new group carbon reduction tool called Carbon Conversations in Hackney and Islington. Thought it might be fun to meet with others who are in broadly a similar area”
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New member
“I am starting a new consultancy business, providing financial modelling and financial analysis to businesses in the sustainability sector (including housing associations, local councils, businesses focused on sustainable development, climate change)”
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Oct 27
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New member
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Oct 21
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New member
“im interested in green issues & want my business be more eco friendly”
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Oct 19
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New member
“Sounds great! I'm passionate about helping people find sustainable happiness, would love to connect. Could we have a meetup soon Fergal?”
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Oct 15
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New member
“I love our living having Green. That's why I wanna see anything I can do to promote Green.”
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Oct 14
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New member
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Oct 12
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New member
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Oct 11
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New member
“I want to help my place of work know more about helping our enviroment”
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What members are saying
“ excellent talk! ”
“ You can meet people (as I have) who are genuinely passionate and proactive in issues from green grocery shopping to carbon emissions & recycling but not through the eyes of an activist, but loo ...
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