How to Value People Over Profits | Dale Partridge | TEDxBend

Today more than ever communities and consumers are homesick for a version of capitalism that we can trust. Companies that value people over profit are more profitable as they honor the hunger we have for ethical business practices.
Described as “a mind that feels the trends before market,” Bend-based Partridge teaches leaders and organizations how to position their brand, love their people and develop profitable corporate social responsibility programs. He is the author of the upcoming book “People over Profit.” In less than two years, Partridge’s venture, Sevenly, has given more than $3 million-in donations of $7 each-to charities across the globe. Partridge has been featured on Fox News, NBC, INC. Magazine, Mashable, MSN Money, Forbes, Los Angeles Times and on the cover of Entrepreneur Magazine.
This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at ted.com/tedx

[@tylercerny]

Great content and delivery! Great talk Dale!

[@Mukwenda]

Love everything this guy is about. True Inspiration!

[@taylornovia8911]

Better quality of products and services and better customer relations. Win win

[@ChristinaRedd]

Great work Dale! "People Over Profit" is most definitely a MUST read for those who are working hard to chase their dreams!

[@paulwilliams5855]

Thanks very much brother, I watched your video it's so touching, I will be happy to get one of your books. I'm starting young company in Liberia, West Africa I will be pleas to have you as my mentor.

[@majesticgoldfish6095]

I NEED to get his new book. Very inspiring, indeed.

[@supercool.studio]

Inspiring talk, Dale.

[@chance1354]

Relearn ?

[@robinclason9187]

Thank you Dale... I love the comment, 'We are homesick for a company we can trust'.

[@MarcelleAllen]

Excellent insight and yes, better is possible!

[@jennifer94954]

I love it! People Over Profits!

[@TheGentlemanRacer]

Too bad the company he bases all this on basically collapsed and the investors kicked him out.

[@gabylozano1628]

Love this book, love this talk!

[@CarmelaAimee]

So awesome. Definitely want to get your book!

[@khalidsafir]

Awesome, awesome, awesome! But it's going to be difficult and it's only going to happen when each person who sees this really begins to believe in always doing the right thing, even if it means making sacrifices. We can break the system, we can become good people.

[@hawks5999]

Sounds plagiarized from the world economic forum’s stakeholder capitalism.

[@kezthepieman13]

Did he ever actually explain his theory on how you can make corporations value people? All I heard was 'do the good' but never actually said how that could be achieved. Was he suggesting that corporations will simply evolve into 'the good company' over time? This is exactly the kind of obnoxious vagueness that I hate so much in tedtalks.

[@Neutrino33]

Over 1 million views on the speach regardig the topic that should be sculptured inside our souls from the day of birth. This world is forlorn!

[@RaviBhojwani]

YAAAAAAAASSSS

[@christophernewsome7194]

This is about the biggest load of BS I have had to watch for class that I think I have ever seen.

[@frangatch8862]

Seminary dropout!

[@danieljuarez5243]

How so?

[@QasimAlixyz]

For example, Muhammad puts People over Profit. And Islam becomes world’s greatest brand.

[@papovillalobos1450]

I’m so cool

[@marshallwayne9270]

isn't this the misogynist pastor?

[@JonJosephKuhn]

Yes.

[@LaymensLameMan]

Believing in traditional gender roles isn’t misogyny. Stop being a doofus

[@aaron___6014]

Weak