NOA collective is building organizations and businesses to accelerate positive change.
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Als je mij vraagt wat ik precies doe, krijg je waarschijnlijk geen eenduidig antwoord. Vraag je me waarom ik het doe, dan is het antwoord een stuk eenvoudiger. Impact. N…
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NOA collective
Making commerce meaningful & impact scalable
- Industry
- Marketing Services
- Location
- Stadsdeel West, NL
- Company size
- 2–10 employees
About NOA collective
At NOA Collective we believe growth without impact is empty, and impact without growth is too small. That’s why we are building Europe’s leading impact collective. Because commerce has the power to drive change. We’re entrepreneurs, not consultants. We’ve built our own succefull impact brands, proven that commerce and impact can strengthen each other, and now we help others do the same. We make companies stronger by using impact as their engine for growth and relevance. And we make NGOs commercially independent, so they no longer depend solely on donations. Making commerce meaningful and impact scalable. That is what we stand for. That is what we build.
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