Photograph responsible brands in action
The Indie Breakfast Club, a blog for socially responsible entrepreneurs, has launched a new initiative through Flickr where they’re inviting photographic submissions that capture responsible brands in action. ‘Over time, we’re hoping the photos in this group will offer a running look at the responsible brand marketing zeitgeist around the world and everything that entails’. They’ll also be featuring standout photographs here on Indie Breakfast Club every week. ‘So, what are you waiting for? Grab your camera and hit the streets! Help us keep these brands honest and IBC looking spicy’.
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