Learn more about creating an ethical business with us at Wellspring this October! With curated panels focused on mindful entrepreneurship and conscious capitalism, you’ll have the opportunity to learn from and network with experts from several varied organizations and corporations.\u00a0<\/i><\/p>\n
For tickets and more information, click here<\/a>. Wellness industry professional discounts<\/a> and scholarships<\/a> available!<\/em><\/p>\n When we look at the world of business, we can often be struck by the gulf between societal values and corporate values. We can almost all agree that fair wages, environmentally-sound processes or ingredients, and fairly-priced products and services are the best choices for ourselves and our world. In reality, however, it is often profits that drive companies, and not values. Along the chain of production it seems that something is always compromised.<\/p>\n That is slowly changing, however, as an increasing number of entrepreneurs<\/a> are leading with a strategy built on ethics, and structuring a for-profit business around those ideals. It\u2019s called \u2018conscious capitalism.’<\/p>\n Ysanne Spevack is the founder of Conscious Constellation<\/a>. She took her careers as a composer and musician, and as a food writer and private chef to create three business lines within the umbrella group\u2014the Conscious Composer<\/a>,\u00a0the Conscious Cook<\/a>, and the Conscious Chorus. Within each of her businesses she seeks to use ethical products, work with similarly conscious partners, ensure employees and clients feel valued and respected, and consider the wider impact on the planet.<\/p>\n
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