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Craig Kielburger

  • Co-Founder, WE, WE.org
  • Author and Syndicated Columnist, Freelance
Toronto
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New York Times bestselling author, columnist and co-founder of WE Charity and ME to WE Social Enterprise | we.org | instagram.com/craigkielburger
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A county fair taught me about an unsolved crisis

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By Craig Kielburger
| Fast Company Verified
I took my kids to a county fair recently, one that’s been running for more than 100 years. Mini golf. Giant sheep. A lawn mower drag race, where grown adults outfit their riding mowers with souped-up engines and race them for trophies. You genuinely cannot make this up. There were no screens nor algorithms deciding what we should see next. Just popcorn, dirt, and a few hundred people who all seemed to know each other by name.
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Where have all the purpose-driven CEOs gone?

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By Craig Kielburger
| Fast Company Verified
When Darren Entwistle announced his retirement as CEO of Telus after 26 years at the helm, the business world lost more than a telecommunications executive. It lost one of the last champions of a now-endangered species: the purpose-driven CEO who believes business could be a force for good while delivering exceptional shareholder returns.
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The longevity paradox

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By Craig Kielburger
| Fast Company Verified
I recently sat across from a CEO who had just returned from an exclusive longevity clinic. He showed me his biomarker report with the enthusiasm of someone unveiling quarterly earnings that beat projections. His biological age? Fifteen years younger than his chronological age. His sleep score? Optimized. His VO2 max? Elite athlete level. Then I asked him a simple question: “What are you living longer for?” The silence that followed told me everything.
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