Disruptive partnerships: How to make your startup more sustainable using the SDGs.

Isn’t there a fundamental conflict between running a business and solving global problems? Our guest today doesn’t think so. He believes that designing innovative partnerships can accelerate the development of sustainable businesses.
 
Nadim Choucair is Founder of 2030 Cabinet, an impact-oriented ecosystem builder and partnership architect. His goal: to enable sustainable innovation using the UN's Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). Nadim also coordinates the UN Global Goals Jam in Germany. The Jam is a two-day design sprint held in over 90 cities around the world, during which multidisciplinary teams work out solutions for real world problems. 

In today’s episode, we go all in on sustainability and business. We touch on a couple of themes, such as: 

• How to make your startup more sustainable using the SDGs framework
• Enabling innovation to advance the SDGs
• Running 2-day design sprints to solve global challenges
• Moving from human-centered to life-centered design
• The need for different incentives to drive entrepreneurs and businesses
• Lean approaches to measuring your startup impact, and a lot more. 
  
  

If you want to build a meaningful tech startup that will make a positive impact, that’s the right episode for you.

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