Building future leaders in sustainable business

    A student-led, NYC-based nonprofit providing actionable resources and structured guidance through newsletters, handbooks, and partnerships.

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    10,000+

    Students Supported

    Backed / Supported by

    International Organization of Youth (IOY)
    Youth Plastic Action Network (YPAN)
    TerraCycle
    Post-Landfill Action Network (PLAN)
    Glow Cultural Center
    Youth Publications & Socioeconomic Forum (YPSF)
    Inform Your Community (IYC)
    Save Soil NY
    Earth Day Initiative
    Break Free From Plastic (BFFP)
    UN Major Group for Children and Youth (UNMGCY)
    Apex for Youth
    Forest Hills Asian Association (FHAA)
    AmeriCorps / President's Volunteer Service Award (PVSA)
    Chinatown Business Improvement DistrictChinatown Partnership
    Teen Advocators

    From Union Square to the United Nations

    As one of the youngest organizations participating in the Earth Day Festival in Union Square, EcoBiz shared our sustainable business handbook and spoke with visitors about practical ways to support sustainability in their schools, businesses, and communities.

    Our founder and president, Eric Lam, has also represented EcoBiz at the United Nations High-Level Political Forum and ECOSOC Youth Forum, bringing youth perspectives on sustainable business to international discussions. His advocacy was featured by the UN Major Group for Children and Youth.

    Main Stage at the 2026 Earth Day Festival in Union Square
    The Main Stage, Union Square
    UNMGCY feature of Eric Lam, Founder and President of EcoBiz, for Children and Youth Voices at HLPF 2025
    UNMGCY's feature of Eric
    Students taking part in an EcoBiz classroom workshop
    EcoBiz and Girls for Economics introducing their virtual workshop
    EcoBiz president Eric Lam presenting

    Our Monthly Newsletter

    One sustainable business deep dive a month, plus internships, grants, and competition deadlines. 23 editions and counting.

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