Dr Carin Stoltz-Urban: How Profit and Pedagogy Don't Have to Be at Odds

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InScape COO Dr. Carin Stoltz-Urban demonstrates how education and business can align through a "redemptive business model" that dedicates half of profits to scholarships and community development. Join us as we explore sustainable education and the evolving landscape of academic credentials.

17 Dec English South Africa Management · Self-Improvement

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