Meet the first round of speakers of this year Ethical Enterprise Conference.

We are in the look out for Australia's most ethical enterprise. In it's 7th year, the Ethical Enterprise Award has celebrated the achievements of Australia's most inspirational for-purpose businesses striving to show that they are governed by morals over money and are making a true impact.
No matter where you are in Australia, if you have been running an enterprise that has created positive social, economic or environmental impact through your business practices to local or overseas communities, we want to hear you story and celebrate your success with you.
Great pool of prizes to be won to support your endeavours and great work.

Thanks Dan and Richard Etherington founders of Kokonut Pacific for sending us this update on the progress of your business nearly 12 months after winning the Ethical Enterprise Award in 2018.

We know there are many of you out there with an idea or a concept that will have the potential to challenge the norm, to make way for a better and more sustainable future. Good ideas are not enough, you need to put it out there and let the world know about it.
The Early Ethical Entrepreneur Pitch Competition provides a perfect forum to share your idea to a network of people that are keen not only to hear your idea but also to help you on your journey to make it happen.

APPLICATIONS CLOSE ON THE 9TH OF SEPTEMBER

Astaria Geor founder of Ecopact Grocery was one of the 2018 Early Ethical Entrepreneur Pitch Competition Finalists. Ecopact was just a dream when they pitched their idea in front of a room full of people at the Ethical Enterprise Conference, now it has become a reality.

We have received a considerable amount of interest from the student community across Australia and we have now been able to generate a student ticket price for the "Conference Only" package. This is limited to 30 tickets, so if you are currently studying and have a student ID, book now before tickets run out.

Do you run a business in the City of Whittlesea?

Moral Fairground supported by City of Whittlesea, is inviting 16 to 20 businesses to apply for a series of workshops aimed at local businesses that are focused on community benefit. The aim of this program is to undertake capacity building for local businesses with purpose and ultimately to form a community of ethical businesses that support and work with each other to deliver better social outcomes.
The program aims to bring together social enterprises, and community-focused businesses, as well as individuals and businesses that want to explore how to achieve positive social and environmental outcomes through business.

DATES: 4th Sept 2019; 11st Sept 2019; 25th Sept 2019 and 2nd Oct 2019

Details here.

You can join the Moral Fairground membership at any time to get access to discounts, gain exposure through our range of events and programs or share your initiatives via our networks. Join us today.

Want to learn all aspects of running an event? Have an idea you would like to explore? Do you want to use your creative skills and have impact?

Volunteer opportunities are open right now