Virgance ignites social entrepreneurs - by David Cohn
San Francisco-based Virgance, which owns several for-profit project-based companies that organize and network consumers around sustainable causes, says it hopes it can by building itself on the intersection of capitalism and activism.
Virgance-project, Carrotmob
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San Francisco-based Virgance, which owns several for-profit project-based companies that organize and network consumers around sustainable causes, says it hopes it can by building itself on the intersection of capitalism and activism.
