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October - November 2024

THESE COMPANIES BUILD BUSINESSES AROUND SOLVING SOCIAL PROBLEMS AND THEY DO WELL BY DOING GOOD.

- Matt Heimer, Nina Ajemian, Diane Brady, Jenn Brice, Emma Burleigh, Will Daniel, Michael del Castillo, Ani Freedman, Beth Greenfield, Lionel Lim, Lila MacLellan, Greg McKenna, Imani Racine, Sasha Rogelberg, Kristin Stoller, Phil Wahba

FORTUNE - CHANGE THE WORLD

WHEN THE FORTUNE CHANGE THE WORLD LIST made its debut in 2015, the business world was beginning an unprecedented pivot-publicly embracing social responsibility. Widening income inequality, the Global Financial Crisis of 2008-09, and a growing awareness of climate change had made the public increasingly skeptical of businesses' motives. CEOs responded with commitments to do better for people and the planet. "Stakeholder capitalism" was in; pure profit-seeking was out.

Since then, as society has become more polarized, it's gotten harder for business leaders to highlight efforts like these; some critics dismiss them as lip service, while others deride them as "woke." But our list has spotlighted hundreds of companies that let their actions speak for them-harnessing the creative impulses of capitalism to address social problems, and generating revenue while doing so. This year's edition, our 10th, showcases 52 businesses that continue that legacy, selected by our reporters and editors from a short list of about 250.

With 2024 on track to be the warmest year on record, environmental impact remains a central focus of our list. And companies that are creatively deploying AI make a major mark on this year's roster - as do the companies training young people, by the hundreds of thousands, to use it well. You'll find these innovators and many more on the following pages.

HOW WE CHOOSE THE COMPANIES

The Change the World list recognizes companies that have had a positive social impact through activities that are part of their core business strategy. As we assess nominees, among the factors that matter most are:

MEASURABLE SOCIAL IMPACT

We consider the reach, nature, and durability of the company's impact on one or more specific societal problems.

BUSINESS RESULTS

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COMPANIES ARE INUNDATING CUSTOMERS WITH SURVEYS-AND GETTING WORSE RESULTS

ONE WEEK LAST AUTUMN, I hit my customer feedback limit. I had seen my doctor and done some online shopping.

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5 mins

February - March 2026

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IT'S TIME TO TAKE TETHER SERIOUSLY

THE LEADER IN CRYPTO STABLECOINS HAS $15 BILLION IN THE BANK, U.S. EXPANSION PLANS—AND A CEO WITH A DARK VISION OF THE FUTURE.

time to read

15 mins

February - March 2026

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THE BERKSHIRE HATHAWAY OF HOTELS: HOW A NUMBERS GUY MADE HYATT A LUXURY GIANT BY MATT HEIMER

WITH ITS V-SHAPED BASE and sloping windows that cantilever outward over the Chicago River, the 54-story skyscraper that houses Hyatt Hotels' headquarters is a “statement” building that awes tourists and architecture buffs alike.

time to read

4 mins

February - March 2026

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GOOGLE'S AI PIONEER AND HIS DRUG-DESIGN MOONSHOT

DEEPMIND COFOUNDER DEMIS HASSABIS HAS ALREADY WON A NOBEL PRIZE AND A KNIGHTHOOD FOR HIS INSIGHTS INTO HUMAN BIOLOGY. HIS AI STARTUP ISOMORPHIC LABS COULD DELIVER EVEN BIGGER BREAKTHROUGHS.

time to read

10 mins

February - March 2026

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INSIDE TODAY'S AI DATA CENTERS

THE DATA CENTER is getting a makeover. The nondescript industrial buildings once hummed away largely behind the scenes, powering the various facets of our online lives.

time to read

2 mins

February - March 2026

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HOW NETFLIX SWALLOWED HOLLYWOOD

IT'S A STORY SO GOOD it could have been a screenplay. In 2000, Reed Hastings and Marc Randolph sat down across from John Antioco, then CEO of video rental giant Blockbuster, and pitched him on acquiring their still unprofitable DVD-by-mail startup, Netflix, which at the time had around 300,000 subscribers.

time to read

5 mins

February - March 2026

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THE AI DATA CENTER BOOM PITS RURAL AMERICA AGAINST SILICON VALLEY BILLIONS

FACING A PROPOSAL FOR A MASSIVE FACILITY IN THE ARIZONA DESERT, LOCALS FIND THEMSELVES IN A BATTLE THEY NEVER WANTED-OVER ENERGY, WATER, LAND, AND WHO GETS TO DECIDE HOW THE AI ERA TAKES SHAPE.

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12 mins

February - March 2026

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INVEST LEARNING TO LOVE BONDS

MANY INVESTORS regard bonds as the frumpier cousins to stocks. Their prices rarely pop or plummet. They usually deliver a lower return, and—aside from a glamorous cameo in the 1980s thriller Die Hard— they are not part of popular culture in the same way as, say, GameStop or Tesla shares. They are, though, a critical part of any well-managed portfolio, and with the stock market looking particularly frothy, this may be more true than ever.

time to read

3 mins

February - March 2026

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Where Senior Care Comes First

What began as one family's health crisis has grown into Alignment Healthcare, a company serving hundreds of thousands of seniors with innovative solutions.

time to read

1 mins

February - March 2026

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Fortune US

HOW VICTORIA'S SECRET GOT ITS SEXY BACK

DETERMINED NOT TO REPEAT THE BRAND'S PAST MISTAKES, CEO HILLARY SUPER IS SHEDDING THE BODY-SHAMING AND THE PERFORMATIVE BOX-CHECKING—BUT NOT THE WINGS, GLAMOUR, AND GLITTER.

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11 mins

February - March 2026

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