Activist Entrepreneurship — A Conversation with PK Mutch

​What if your business was also your activism? What if the very act of building something — a venture, a platform, a community — could be a way of challenging systems, raising awareness, and inviting others into a cause you care deeply about?

​This fireside chat with pk mutch explores the idea of activist entrepreneurship: using the power of commerce and enterprise not just to make a living, but to make a point — and make change. 

​Whether your starting point is your identity, your lived experience, or a cause that won't let you go, pk will share how entrepreneurship can become one of the most creative, personal, and powerful forms of advocacy available to you.

​Who Should Attend

​This conversation is for anyone who has ever felt that their identity, values, or experience could be the foundation of something bigger — students exploring purpose-driven ventures, aspiring entrepreneurs who want their work to mean something, and anyone curious about how business can be a vehicle for allyship, advocacy, and lasting change.

Come with your questions. Come with your cause. 

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In conversatin with:
pk mutch is a Toronto-based award-winning feminist entrepreneur, activist, educator, and writer who has spent her career at the intersection of entrepreneurship, social justice, and post-growth economics.

pk is the founder of the Highwire Collective, which supports activist and liberatory entrepreneurs, and the founding publisher of LiisBeth Media — a feminist enterprise publication that grew to over 30,000 readers before merging with rabble.ca. She currently teaches advanced entrepreneurship at the University of Guelph and is pursuing a PhD exploring entrepreneurship and social movements.