Building Trust in the Markets
Lily Donge, Director of Corporate Innovation for Communities, Groundswell, Inc., talks about how building trust is central to developing real innovation.
She talks about markets being the unseen agent for change and agent for good. The goal, she mentions, is not just financial wealth, but community wealth. So, harnessing markets to innovate while people interact with each other is the way forward.
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