Allison Trowbridge: social impact, personal transformation, and connection through book clubs

Real Good Company

English - April 14, 2020 10:00 - 31 minutes - 29.1 MB
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It’s Allison’s turn as interviewee in this episode as Caitlin asks Allison about her experience working in the non-profit space, her time at Oxford where she pursued her MBA, and how her company, Copper, evolved from an effort to disrupt the publishing industry to an entire social mission to help cure loneliness through book clubs. Allison shares why mentors have been a critical part of her journey as an entrepreneur, and her perspective on how technology can be used to ultimately make us more human and more deeply connected. Copper will launch this Spring! You can learn more about Copper’s mission by visiting MeetCopper.com or following @MeetCopper.

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