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What's Mine Is Yours: The Rise of Collaborative Consumption is a groundbreaking original book that includes dozens of stories of how entrepreneurs and businesses are innovating in the space of Collaborative Consumption.
"A remarkably hopeful and accessible book about a social revolution gaining momentum." Financial Times
Collaborative Consumption has the potential to fundamentally change the way we think about designing and planning our cities as we incorporate shared transport, flexible multi-use spaces, interactive retail and hyper-local services.
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Pioneers & Protagonists
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Read why Jamie Wong believes founding Vayable was one of the most challenging and rewarding moments in her life so far. MORE |
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Find out why a cake shared five ways between neighbors was founder Theo Kitchener's favorite ShareHood moment. MORE |
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Read why Campbell McKellar, founder of Loosecubes went from dreaming about an artist's barn to creating a global office sharing community. MORE |
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Read how Philipp Rogge, founder of frents, believes it's not just a place for sharing, but for discovering new things MORE |
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Read why Tim Hyer, founder of Rentcycle, is fascinated by the fact that people search for 'dumpster rental' 110,000 times a month! MORE |
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Read how Barbara Pantuso, founder of Hey, Neighbor!, is breaking down the notion that 'good fences make good neighbors' MORE |
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Read how Ella T. Gorgla, founder of I-ELLA.com, is bringing a bit of luxury to borrowed, swapped or pre-loved fashion. MORE |
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Read how Cathy Tao, co-founder of TourBoarding, is helping connect travellers with unique experiences in rural China in exchange for language lessons. MORE |
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Read why Michael Karnjanaprakorn, co-founder of Skillshare, believes the pinnacle of education should be learning, not going to college. MORE |
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How is Juha Koponen, founder of Netcycler, helping people put their unused household items to good use? MORE |
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Read how MamaBake founder Michelle Shearer is using communal cooking to strengthen the networks of mothers. MORE |
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Read why Leah Busque, Founder and CEO of TaskRabbit, believes it's an exciting time to be building a Service Network. MORE |
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Read how Ron J. Williams, founder of SnapGoods, is providing an alternative solution to impulse purchases we regret. MORE |
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Read how Stephen Rapoport, founder of Crashpadder, helps to reveal the more unique attractions of his hometown to travellers. MORE |
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Find out how a San Francisco baseball game inspired Anthony Eskinazi to found ParkatmyHouse. MORE |
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Read how Drummond Gilbert, founder of goCarShare, wants to fill millions of empty car seats, reduce carbon dioxide emissions and make travelling by car fun again. MORE |
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Read about David Mahfouda, founder of Weeels, as he shares his vision for the future of social transit. MORE |
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Read how Andreas Randow, founder of StudioShare.org, is helping the US photography industry to pool their resources. MORE |
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Read how Emma Jamvold, Founder of SwapItBaby, helps combine the luxury of choice and saving money to make sharing fun. MORE |
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Read how Dave Llorens, CEO of One Block Off The Grid, is helping the US go solar, one block at a time. MORE |
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Read how Orli Cotel, co-founder of Swap for Good, uses clothing swaps to not only build community but raise funds and awareness for a good cause. MORE |
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Find out how Thingloop can resemble having all of your friends' and family's stuff in one giant storehouse to access whenever needed. MORE |
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Read why Juliette Anich, co-founder of The Clothing Exchange, believes that once you don't use a garment, it loses all its value. MORE |
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Read how Keara Schwartz, Founder of Share Some Sugar, is enabling her members to do things they need to do without spending too much money. MORE |
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Read how Hans Schoenburg, co-founder of GiftFlow, hopes to provide people with a way to consume less and reconnect with the people around them. MORE |
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Read why Meriel Lenfestey, co-founder of Ecomodo, sets out to prove wrong the notion, "neither a borrower nor a lender be". MORE |
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Read why Steve Sammartino, founder of rentoid.com, hopes 'rentoid' will become a verb. MORE |
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How did a backpack inspire Micki Krimmel to start NeighborGoods? MORE |
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Why did Shelby Clark start RelayRides, a P2P carsharing service? MORE |
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Why did James Reinhart start thredUP, an online kids clothing exchange? MORE |
Our latest infographic explores the growth of car sharing around the world and why it’s here to stay. MORE
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