Esha Chhabra

Mad Agriculture just raised over $1 million, in partnership with Whole Foods to pave way for a new Wild Grid across the US. Companies such as Bob’s Red Mill, Oatly, Olipop, and UNFI, contributed.

Greg Propper and Genevieve Roth are bringing more than 500 Hollywood show runners, writers, and producers under one roof each year to drive social change in storytelling.

Suri, a London-based startup, is making its debut at Target in the US, testing whether mainstream consumers will pay for a plant-based electric toothbrush.

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.

This library of animated videos has over 5 billion views (more than 20 million YouTube subscribers), won awards, and become a go-to resource for teachers globally.

Paris-based Typology, a personal care and cosmetics company, has been a B Corp from day one. It’s a big part of the DNA, says Ning Li, founder and seasoned entrepreneur. 

Three entrepreneurs sold their first startup to General Mills. Now, they're working on their second: a meat company that works with regenerative ranchers across the US.

Circ’s new $500 million facility is set to become the world’s first industrial-scale plant for recycling polycotton - a feat that had been considered impossible.

Branch Basics launched in 2012 with a blog. Now it's on Target shelves. Three women want to transform the way America cleans.

Nowlan was on her own at 13, and in and out of incarceration. But she would eventually transform her life, and is now dedicated to improving the lives of other marginalized women through ReImagine Freedom, a women’s organization that she grew from $500,000 to more than $10 million.

Because the sounds of nature are often being drowned out by modern life, a nonprofit is putting nature back on the main stage — and more than 100 million people tuned in last year to listen.