Social Entrepreneurship
Building companies that scale profit and purpose at the same time — the sweetriot playbook, unedited.
Keynote Speaker · Founder · Advisor
Sarah E. Endline — Founder & CEO, DearSarah. Long-time Entrepreneur in Residence and Executive Fellow, Harvard Business School and The Harvard Innovation Lab.











Signature Keynotes
Building companies that scale profit and purpose at the same time — the sweetriot playbook, unedited.
Funding, founding and leading as a woman: what actually moves capital, teams and momentum.
Brand as a movement. How story, art and values turn customers into believers.
A Midwestern origin story about tenacity, reinvention and betting on yourself.
Moments
Sarah E. Endline is a visionary serial impact entrepreneur, speaker, creative advisor, and global changemaker who builds sweet movements to fix the world.
A longtime Entrepreneur in Residence at Harvard Business School and the Harvard Innovation Lab, she now leads DearSarah, a Benefit Corporation pioneering AI for social good and purpose-driven media aligned with the UN Sustainable Development Goals. She is also active in the digital art scene through Sazzy and has an eco fashion statement line called Sazzy by Sarita.
Sarah previously founded and built sweetriot in New York City — a Certified B Corporation and Inc. 500/5000 company — which partnered with Whole Foods, Virgin America, Target and other nationwide retailers to sell millions of units and to feature fair trade cacao and emerging artists. sweetriot was profiled by The Wall Street Journal, New York Times, Forbes, The Today Show, and Fortune.
Before sweetriot, Sarah worked with the Internet in the late 1990's at Yahoo! and Microsoft's msn.com, designing and launching products and marketing programs for millions of consumers and for the NFTE / Microsoft partnership during the internet's infancy.
Sarah has spoken around the world at Harvard, the University of Michigan, AIESEC, Obama's Global Entrepreneurship Summit, Family Office events, and was an appointed speaker for the US State Department on entrepreneurship. She co-hosts Women Funding the World in NYC and mentors emerging leaders through Techstars in Paris, Start2 in San Francisco, and Zu by Cirque du Soleil in Montreal.
With a Harvard Business School MBA (fellowship-funded) and University of Michigan BBA (scholarship and work-study funded), her worldview is informed by work and travel across 100+ countries and grounded in her small-town Midwestern roots.
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