In addition to serving as one of JumpScale’s General Partners, Josh Knauer is a serial tech entrepreneur and Co-Founder of ReSeed: a full-service carbon solution provider that brings carbon credits directly from farmers to the market, which recently raised $4.6 million in seed funding.
Read MoreIn this episode of The ReMembering and ReEnchanting Podcast with host Sara Jolena Wolcott and guest Dr. Alexis Bunten, we start with history, the colonial gaze, and its impact on today's tourism and travel ‘explorations,’ look at the dangers of "Disneylandification," and more.
Read MoreAre you looking to shift from a culture of exhaustion and extraction to one of well-being, creativity, and an unprecedented level of shared ownership? Join the Beloved Economies Learning and Practice Intensive -- and dive into lessons learned from over 60 enterprises reimagining how they work.
Read MoreThe Native-led kelp movement in Alaska is taking off and is integral to JumpScale's efforts in Alaska to support the wellbeing of Alaska Native entrepreneurs. Along with NDN Collective and Tamalpais Trust, we recently returned from Cordova, Alaska, where we went on a deep dive into the work of Dune Lankard and the Native Conservancy team to restore Native sovereignty, repair the ecosystem, and build a Native-led regional kelp economy.
Read MoreOver a dozen collaborators and movement-makers joined JumpScale and Native CDFI Spruce Root in Southeast Alaska on a remarkable learning journey to support Resilience Circles, a wellbeing-centered accelerator for Alaska Native business owners. We learned in community with Alaska Native leaders in hospitality, regenerative forestry, plant medicine, weaving, carving, and more.
Read MoreKnauer has been tapped by the World Economic Forum to help develop guidelines and best practices for the carbon offset sector. “We’re trying to do this right, and one of the biggest potential weaknesses in methodologies such as ours is fraud detection. And so we’ve built in many layers of redundancy around the data,” said Knauer.
Read MoreWatch Senior Advisor Valentina Yaman share her experience in Ecuador and activating the country’s carbon market for the first time. She also discusses how JumpScale works with investors to consider indigenous worldviews, the rights of nature, and their work's personal and ecosystem impacts.
Read MoreLeaders and their teams report higher levels of stress and burnout than ever before. Listen to learn strategies to support your nervous system, manage your energy, and support your team to do the same.
Read MoreKarla Garcia Teruel, Daniel Roth, Bedriye Hülya, and Joshua Haynes discuss the challenges investors face as they get involved in founder wellbeing and highlight innovative solutions to boost wellbeing in investment and philanthropic portfolios.
Read MoreReverend and Organizational Change professor Sean Harvey, author of the forthcoming book Warrior Compassion, and JumpScale co-founder Daniel Roth explore evolving organizational landscapes through a lens of compassionate masculinity.
Read MoreHow can Native and non-Native entrepreneurs and business leaders learn from Native-led businesses to improve outcomes through workplace cultural innovation rather than cultural appropriation?
Read MoreListen to learn about the future of Native-led regenerative enterprise, what non-Native business leaders can learn from organizational practices rooted in Indigenous values, and what they can do to support this growing network of regenerative Indigenous businesses.
Read MoreAre you attending Consensus 2022? Don't miss Josh's Friday morning keynote on the main stage and additional talk in the afternoon.
Read MoreJoin us for a heartfelt discussion between Reverend and Organizational Change professor Sean Harvey, author of the forthcoming book Warrior Compassion and JumpScale co-founder Daniel Roth.
Read MoreAccording to A.J. Jacobs (Drop Dead Healthy), it is! “Humorous thinking has parallels to the way we should be thinking in business. It has a lot to do with creativity: taking disparate ideas and mashing them together,” he says in The Business Case for Humor from the Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania. The JumpScale team agrees wholeheartedly with this perspective, and to illuminate how humor and joy can transform your workplace, we collected some tips, tricks, and insights from our team..
Read MoreThis dynamic Q&A features Anastasia Dieieva, Executive Director of award-winning Ukrainian NGO - CO 100% LIFE - along with CO 100% Life founder Dmytro Sherembei, Jessica Bleyzer of DAAR Charitable Foundation, and Kyiv-based impact investor Igor Konstantinovsky. Hear first-hand accounts from the first days of the invasion and the critical humanitarian efforts now underway.
Read MoreBeing an entrepreneur is hard. Being a woman entrepreneur is, often, even more difficult. According to the World Economic Forum, “Despite all the blood, sweat and tears that get poured into a start-up by its founder, statistics indicate that female entrepreneurs still start their companies with 50% percent less capital than their male counterparts.”
Read MoreWe live in a world where change is constant, crisis is familiar, and stress is at an all-time high. Building resilience is often cited as key to navigating this time successfully, but what does this idea mean for leaders?
Read MoreJumpScale Senior Advisor and Indigenous Economics expert Alexis Naficy guides viewers through a conversation about entrepreneurship in Indigenous communities and how you can support Indigenous entrepreneurs.
Read MoreIt’s a new year, and leaders of businesses large and small are doing the critical work of setting themselves, employees, and organizations up for success in the months ahead. I’ve been through this January planning phase many times in my entrepreneurial journey and wanted to share a few insights that our JumpScale community and I have identified over the years.
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