Esha Chhabra

Earlier this year, TED announced that it was looking to possibly find a new owner. After a nine-month search that drew more than 80 proposals, TED has opted to continue being a nonprofit.

After co-founding a multimillion-dollar Ayurvedic haircare brand with his sister, Akash Mehta is tackling conservation — and he wants to deploy $100 million by 2030.

When Frances Shoemack founded Abel in Amsterdam over a decade ago, she got a lot of nos. However, she's proving skeptics wrong on what a natural fragrance can be.

In 2012, Drew Wilson was working from his garage in Pasadena, California, to start a sustainability-focused building consultancy. Today's, it's a multi-million dollar business.

P.F. Candle has grown from an Etsy shop to a multi-million dollar operation with nearly 60 employees without any outside funding, and committed to sustainability.

Cynthia Sakai, the founder of evolvetogether, a personal care brand, is arguing for a quiet rebellion against today’s fast, flashy, and disposable culture of consumer brands.

Every year in the United States, about five million cattle hides are either incinerated or dumped. One woman wants to change that waste stream into beautiful leather products.

Founded in 2009 by two business school graduates, Harmless Harvest was built on the idea of “conscious capitalism,” business as a force for good. Now, it’s investing in regenerative agriculture.

The Forager Project, a plant-based food company based in California, announced the Cashew Project—a multi-year initiative to reshape its organic supply chain in West Africa.

Olive oil producers across California are adopting regenerative practices to grow olives in ways that improves the land rather than exhaust it.