Dev Aujla

Dev Aujla is the Founder and Executive Director of DreamNow, a charitable organization that produces ideas that do good for the world. As a producer, DreamNow brings together people, raises money and plans for the growth of ideas.

The ideas that Aujla has played a role in producing reach over fifty thousand people annually and have collectively raised over 1.5 million dollars. DreamNow is best known for both launching Continuum, a social enterprise that provides follow-up for conferences and its research on how a new generation can make money and change the world. Aujla is currently working on his first book building on this research and sharing the stories and tangible steps that he has discovered through his research.

Aujla is a blogger for The Huffington Post on social entrepreneurship and has been featured throughout numerous media outlets including, Time Magazine, The Globe and Mail and CBC Newsworld. He currently sits as an advisor to the Laidlaw Foundation and holds the role of ambassador for the Pepsi Refresh Project, which is giving out a million dollars to ideas that do good across Canada.

Aujla holds an English Literature degree from the University of Western Ontario and currently lives and works in both Toronto and New York. Focusing on teaching people how to use their resources and ideas to make money and make a positive social contribution, Aujla’s groundbreaking ideas are changing the way that people are getting involved and building careers.

1. Make Money & Change the World

    The last generation made its money destroying the world, today's generation is going to make its money putting it back together. Dev shares the strategies, stories and tangible steps he has learned from the last two years of researching the new Green Economy sharing some of the key insights that will be featured in his upcoming book.

1. Making Change Happen

    Speaking from his experience of helping over a thousand young people start community projects and producing several of his own Dev not only helps audiences of all types get motivated and come up with tangible ideas on how they can change the world but he provides a fast-paced lesson on all the steps and knowledge you need to know in order to actually make it happen.