Entrepreneurship that redefines the bottom line. A new type of entrepreneur is changing industries and the world at the speed of business. Making a profit is essential, but their measures of success include the social, environmental and economic impacts. And these innovators see limitless opportunities in the challenges of the 21st century. Naturally Successful features interviews with some of the country\'s top business consultants, educators, authors and speakers who are inspiring entrepreneurs worldwide. They offer insights on entrepreneurship, with a focus on building a values-driven business, providing meaningful leadership, achieving results beyond profits, serving customers, thinking long-term, seizing opportunities in new and existing markets, creating a thriving business and embracing a new type of capitalism.Interviews include:\nMark Albion, Founder of Net Impact and Social Venture Network\nSusan Anderson, Director of Portland Office of Sustainable Development\nChristopher Flavin, President of Worldwatch Institute\nWarren Flint, President of Five E\'s Unlimited\nGil Friend, CEO of Natural Logic Inc.\nVan Jones, President of Ella Baker Center for Human Rights\nHunter Lovins, Founder of Natural Capital Solutions\nMichael Shuman, V.P. of Training&Development Corp.Dennis Wilde, Principal at Gerding Edlen DevelopmentBob Willard, CEO of Sustainability AdvantageMarsha Williard, CEO of AXIS Performance Advisors albion, business, csr, entrepreneur, entrepreneurship, green, hunter, jones, lovins, mark, responsibility, social, van