Craig Kielburger Archives

Craig Kielburger

Social �鶹�� and New York Times Bestselling Author

Craig Kielburger is a social entrepreneur and New York Times bestselling author who has foundsuccess scaling and operating organizations across multiple sectors. For 25+ years he's workedwith companies, thought leaders, entertainers, educators and youth to help them create a livinglegacy.

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More From Craig Kielburger

Business Ideas

Our Mental Health System is Broken — So Let’s Build a Better One

It's no secret that our mental health system is failing millions of Americans every year. Instead of trying to mend a broken model, it's time to reinvent the whole thing.

Human Resources

A Slack Channel or Meditation App Won’t Fix Mental Health — Here’s How to Lead Like It Matters

Mental health should be treated as a core component of your company's infrastructure, not an afterthought or perk. Neglecting it leads to diminished productivity, burnout and high employee turnover.

Human Resources

It’s Time to Break the Cycle of Cheap, Disposable Junk — Here’s How �鶹��s Can Lead the Way

Consumers are addicted to cheap, low-quality products that are designed to fail. This addiction is taking a toll on our collective mental health.

Marketing

�鶹��s, Stop Selling Junk — The World Needs Us to Build Better and Earn Real Loyalty

Overconsumption driven by manipulative advertising campaigns is ruining our society. We are at a tipping point!

Business Accounting

Why Embracing Philanthropy Will Help Your Industry Gain Mainstream Acceptance

Adding philanthropy into the cryptocurrency sector could improve its public image, as leaders can take inspiration from philanthropists like Warren Buffet and Ted Turner by making significant donations.

Business Ideas

4 Ways I Carve Out Time to Innovate in My Jam-Packed Schedule

Innovation drives business success, but finding time to innovate while managing daily operations can be challenging. Here are four strategies I use to incorporate "innovation time" into my hectic schedule.

Building a Business

Schools Fall Short on Teaching Financial Literacy — Here’s 3 Ways Parents Can Raise Future �鶹��s

�鶹��ship is not just for adults. Teaching kids the basics of business and finance from a young age will serve them well in life, no matter what path they pursue.

Human Resources

Be Part of the Solution — How Your Business Can Help End Child Labor

Child labor is a significant global problem, particularly in the developing world. Businesses big and small can be part of the solution by ensuring their supply chains are completely free of child labor.

Thought Leaders

3 Lessons I Learned While Working With Participant Media

Here are three key takeaways left behind by Participant Media and its founder, social entrepreneur Jeff Skoll.

Human Resources

Thinking of Laying Off Staff? Here’s Why Job Cuts Might Be Bad For Your Business

Layoffs are a short-sighted approach that reduces workers to data points and budget line items while ignoring the value of retaining employees over the long term, even when economic times are tough.

Business Branding

Why the National Football League Is a Leader in Social and Corporate Impact

Along with enjoying its highest ever viewership ratings, the NFL has evolved into a pioneering force for social change and corporate impact.

Thought Leaders

What Taylor Swift, Mark Cuban and Michael Jordan Can Teach Us About Embracing Failure

Failure is not a four-letter word; it's a stepping stone to success

Thought Leaders

I’ve Worked with Oprah Winfrey, Richard Branson and Jeff Skoll. Here are 3 Simple Ways They Supercharge Their Success

I was humbled and lucky to learn from these well-known business leaders, but a mentor doesn't have to be famous to offer good advice. In my experience, successful entrepreneurs are happy to make time for people trying to turn their visions into reality.

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