Millennials Lead Socially-Responsible Business Movement

The 2014 Ebola epidemic, the deadliest outbreak on record, killed more than 13,000 people. The World Health Organization has declared the epidemic over, but new cases are still being diagnosed. Georgia Tech alum Archel Bernard opened a clothing factory  in post-Ebola Liberia with two goals in mind: 1) Give hope and a source of income for Ebola survivors and 2) create a profitable business. 

"There are charities all around Liberia because people think 'we need, we need.' But I think the thing we need the most is to learn how to provide for ourselves," The Bombchel Factory owner, Archel Bernard.

We talk with Archel Bernard about her clothing company, The Bombchel Factory, and what it means to make a social impact while making money. Then, we speak with Atul Tandon, CEO and founder of the Tandon Institute, about the difference between a charity, a social enterprise, and everything else in between.