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In today’s business climate, there’s no denying the importance of sustainable operating practices. Operating sustainably has plenty of tangible benefits for businesses – aside from a clean conscience of course. Increased profitability and desirability as an employer are just two of the advantages that can be gleaned from sustainable business.
We know from our own research that first-party misuse is increasing dramatically. Two thirds of the merchants we surveyed as part of our last annual Chargeback Field Report said that they have seen first-party misuse rise by an average of 28%. Every chargeback dispute can cost a company 2.5x the cost of the initial transaction and can necessitate companies setting up departments solely dedicated to recovering funds lost to chargebacks.
In the run up to the King’s Coronation, Dani Wallace, Leader of the ‘I Am The Queen Bee Movement (#IATQB)’ and Founder of The Fly Anyway Foundation, shares with Startups Magazine, why she believes that everyone can start stepping into being their own version of sovereignty and success and says for startups – “that is where the power is!”
In the first part of our four-part series, we discussed how buying from other startups can lead to cost-saving benefits.
In this second instalment, we will again hand over to Sam Parry, Founder of Ensemble, to explore how engaging with fellow startups can provide access to cutting-edge solutions, often delivering a competitive advantage. Contributions from Chris Priebe, angel investor & founder/CEO of HR tech platform Zelt.















