How tickets for good is evolving capitalism 2024

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Learn from a business that breaks away from pure capital growth and creates social impact.

Hybrid organisations are revolutionising the for-profit sector by running for-purpose. Humanitix is a leading organisation that prioritises its social mission, while sustaining operations with commercial revenue. It's also rewriting the rules of the ticketing industry, which is famous for excessive fees and poor customer service.

Meet Jenny Chung, chief of staff at Humanitix. Humanitix is the only ticketing platform that dedicates all profits to charity.

In this talk, Jenny demystifies the 100% profit-for-purpose business model. By placing humanity at the forefront of every decision, Humanitix is proving that it's possible to successfully scale competitive enterprises.

Bio

Jenny Chung is the chief of staff at Humanitix, the world's first ticketing platform to dedicate 100% of its profits to charity. Before joining Humanitix, Jenny practised as an environment and planning lawyer in New Zealand. She is driven by purpose in her work and nurtures a vibrant community where people feel empowered. In her spare time, Jenny loves thrifting, camping, hiking and delving into the arts. Her humble brag is a 4 year streak on Duolingo.

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About the venue - Clare Bar

Clare Bar is a welcoming space to hang out from 12pm till late every day. A hybrid between a chilled Aussie pub and a hotel bar, it is a place to relax, have a drink and have a chat.

It has an inclusive attitude where locals and travellers are welcome to gather around the large circular bar, for a cocktail or a beer.