Tent Named to TIME100 Most Influential Companies ListOpinion
Please direct all media inquiries to [email protected].
Businesses should open their doors to Afghan allies and refugees
Chobani and Tent's Hamdi Ulukaya, Airbnb’s Joe Gebbia, and General Michael Hayden urge companies in America to hire the brave Afghan allies who worked alongside the U.S. military and government – and benefit from their resilience, ingenuity, and dedication.
“Building back better”: How business can support refugees in the post-COVID world
In the immediate aftermath of COVID, Tent's CEO Gideon Maltz shares his perspective on why businesses make the greatest impact – and stand to gain the most – when they directly harness the talents of refugees.
How businesses can help Venezuelan refugees
A recent poll underscores why the business community must treat the Venezuelan refugee crisis as a long-term challenge and opportunity.
Granting refugees the right to work can help revitalize economies
In low and middle-income countries, granting refugees the ability to work is good policy – and economics, write Gideon Maltz and Cindy Huang.
Hiring refugees is an opportunity for Canadian businesses
Tent's CEO Gideon Maltz explains why companies must make modest investments to hire refugees and the tremendous return on investment for those willing to do so.
The missing piece in solving the refugee humanitarian crisis is the private sector
Tent's CEO Gideon Maltz lays out why multinational businesses have a stake in addressing the refugee crisis.
- 1
- 2