Canada stands at the forefront of a global shift toward purpose-driven business, uniquely positioned to lead the social purpose movement. This transformation is championed by initiatives like the Canadian Purpose Economy Project (CPEP), which envisions that by 2030, at least 25% of Canadian businesses will have authentically embedded a social purpose into their operations and relationships.

Purpose Economy

The CPEP's ambitious goal aims to create a tipping point, making social purpose mainstream in the Canadian business landscape. This movement is not just about corporate philanthropy; it's about redefining the very essence of business to prioritize long-term well-being for all stakeholders. By fostering an environment where businesses collaborate to address societal challenges, Canada can cultivate an economy that balances profit with purpose.

Greater Purpose complements this vision by providing a platform for businesses to demonstrate their commitment to social impact. Through a supportive network, companies can engage in self-assessment, share insights, and benchmark their progress toward becoming more purpose-driven. This collaborative approach ensures that businesses, regardless of their starting point, have the resources and community support to integrate purpose into their core strategies.



Canada's diverse and inclusive culture further amplifies its potential to lead in this arena. By embracing social purpose, Canadian businesses can enhance their competitiveness, attract top talent, and build stronger relationships with consumers who increasingly value corporate responsibility. As more companies join this movement, Canada can set a global standard for how businesses can be a force for good, driving both economic growth and positive societal impact.