Ripples of Radical Generosity
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How to Run Sustainable Businesses in Ways That Really Matter with Chloe Van Dyke & Florence Van Dyke, Chia Sisters
February 21, 2020 17:14 - 32 minutes - 31 MBChloe and Florence Van Dyke are the real-life sisters behind Chia Sisters, producers of New Zealand’s most nutritious and sustainable juices and seeds. In this episode hear how they grew from Chloe producing juice in her own kitchen to being leaders in the sustainable business movement in Nelson NZ and beyond. “We always considered ourselves to be an environmentally friendly company, but we realized we had no idea. No idea at all how to even begin combating the biggest environmental issue o...
How to Run Sustainable Businesses in Ways That Really Matter with Chloe Van Dyke + Florence Van Dyke, Chia Sisters
February 21, 2020 17:14 - 32 minutes - 31 MBChloe and Florence Van Dyke are the real-life sisters behind Chia Sisters, producers of New Zealand’s most nutritious and sustainable juices and seeds. In this episode hear how they grew from Chloe producing juice in her own kitchen to being leaders in the sustainable business movement in Nelson NZ and beyond. “We always considered ourselves to be an environmentally friendly company, but we realized we had no idea. No idea at all how to even begin combating the biggest environmental issue o...
Increasing food access at home and abroad with Brandi DiCarli, Farm From A Box
November 21, 2019 17:00 - 34 minutes - 32.8 MBIn a world where we have more than enough food to feed everyone, many are going hungry. Farm From a Box has created a solution to increase access to food and create the infrastructure to support healthy food abroad, and at home. Founding Partner Brandi DeCarli shares how Farm From a Box works and her personal and professional practices to balance life as an entrepreneur. “Most of the world's food is grown by the hands of women globally. And if we look at different underdeveloped countries,...
Growing Your Business in Community with Bethany Deshpande, SomaDetect
November 14, 2019 05:00 - 24 minutes - 23.9 MBThe old saying “it’s lonely at the top” might be cliche, but there’s some truth to it. Which is why for Bethany Desphande community plays a key role in her growth as a CEO, and the growth of her business, SomaDetect. Bethany shares why finding and engaging with her community has been critical to the success of SomaDetect. “It becomes necessary to say, ‘Yeah, I don't know about this, but I can find out.’ And to take those steps forward to find people that can help you do that as well, to h...
Growing 'Mini Brains' to treat neurological diseases with Margaret Magdesian, Ananda
November 07, 2019 17:00 - 21 minutes - 21.5 MBAs a biochemist and pharmacologist, Margaret Magdesian dedicated her career to studying the nervous system. After realizing that drug testing is performed on animals that do not have the same diseases as humans, she founded Ananda Devices which has developed a new way of growing a human nervous system on a chip so that medication can be tested directly on patient-derived cells. "Today, 20% of the world's population suffer from neurological diseases. This is something that affects, especiall...
Growing "Mini Brains" to treat neurological diseases with Margaret Magdesian, Ananda
November 07, 2019 17:00 - 21 minutes - 21.5 MBAs a biochemist and pharmacologist, Margaret Magdesian dedicated her career to studying the nervous system. After realizing that drug testing is performed on animals that do not have the same diseases as humans, she founded Ananda Devices which has developed a new way of growing a human nervous system on a chip so that medication can be tested directly on patient-derived cells. "Today, 20% of the world's population suffer from neurological diseases. This is something that affects, especiall...
Growing "Mini Brains" to treat neurological diseases with Margaret Magdesian
November 07, 2019 17:00 - 22 minutes - 21.5 MBAs a biochemist and pharmacologist, Margaret Magdesian dedicated her career to studying the nervous system. After realizing that drug testing is performed on animals that do not have the same diseases as humans, she founded Ananda Devices which has developed a new way of growing a human nervous system on a chip so that medication can be tested directly on patient-derived cells. "Today, 20% of the world's population suffer from neurological diseases. This is something that affects, especiall...
Reducing Infant Falls in Hospitals with Hayley Mullins + Sarah Cox, Joeyband
October 31, 2019 04:00 - 27 minutes - 26.2 MBInfant falls are a new and rapidly growing problem, with large organizations spending years and countless dollars in research and development to figure out how to address the issue. After her own daughter experienced a fall, “tired and new mom” Hayley Mullins designed the first Joeyband prototype in just three weeks. Today Joeyband is the only premiere product for skin-to-skin at home and in over 250 hospitals across North America, including academic and Ivy League institutions; and is heavi...
Reducing Infant Falls in Hospitals with Hayley Mullins & Sarah Cox, Joeyband
October 31, 2019 04:00 - 27 minutes - 26.2 MBInfant falls are a new and rapidly growing problem, with large organizations spending years and countless dollars in research and development to figure out how to address the issue. After her own daughter experienced a fall, “tired and new mom” Hayley Mullins designed the first Joeyband prototype in just three weeks. Today Joeyband is the only premiere product for skin-to-skin at home and in over 250 hospitals across North America, including academic and Ivy League institutions; and is heavi...
Doing Business Your Own Way with Pippa Blair & Neige Blair, Routine
October 24, 2019 04:00 - 31 minutes - 30.2 MBNeige and Pippa Blair are building Routine on their own terms. In this episode of the SheEO.World podcast, hear how they grew from arts markets to international distribution, how bootstrapping their business led to building a sustainable business and the big move they were able to take thanks to the radical generosity of SheEO Activators. “Don’t be afraid to be a little bit of a rebel.” In this episode: How Neige and Pippa made the decision to grow from arts markets to retail, “fa...
Doing Business Your Own Way with Pippa Blair and Neige Blair, Routine
October 24, 2019 04:00 - 31 minutes - 30.2 MBNeige and Pippa Blair are building Routine on their own terms. In this episode of the SheEO.World podcast, hear how they grew from arts markets to international distribution, how bootstrapping their business led to building a sustainable business and the big move they were able to take thanks to the radical generosity of SheEO Activators. “Don’t be afraid to be a little bit of a rebel.” In this episode: How Neige and Pippa made the decision to grow from arts markets to retail, “fa...
Doing Business Your Own Way with Pippa Blair & Neige Blair
October 24, 2019 04:00 - 31 minutes - 30.2 MBNeige and Pippa Blair are building Routine on their own terms. In this episode of the SheEO.World podcast, hear how they grew from arts markets to international distribution, how bootstrapping their business led to building a sustainable business and the big move they were able to take thanks to the radical generosity of SheEO Activators. “Don’t be afraid to be a little bit of a rebel.” In this episode: How Neige and Pippa made the decision to grow from arts markets to ret...
Redesigning the Seafood Industry with Sonia Strobel, SkipperOtto
October 10, 2019 04:00 - 30 minutes - 29.1 MBSonia Strobel, Co-Founder and CEO of Skipper Otto, is using community to redesign the seafood industry - supporting fishing families, Indigenous communities and growing bolder along the way thanks to the hundreds of radically generous women in her corner. "I feel like I've gotten above and beyond what I would've ever gotten out of a business degree through the community that I have around me." In this episode: What’s broken in the seafood supply chain - from shipping seafood around the ...
Redesigning the Seafood Industry with Sonia Strobel, Skipper Otto
October 10, 2019 04:00 - 30 minutes - 29.1 MBSonia Strobel, Co-Founder and CEO of Skipper Otto, is using community to redesign the seafood industry - supporting fishing families, Indigenous communities and growing bolder along the way thanks to the hundreds of radically generous women in her corner. "I feel like I've gotten above and beyond what I would've ever gotten out of a business degree through the community that I have around me." In this episode: What’s broken in the seafood supply chain - from shipping seafood around the ...
Redesigning the Seafood Industry with Sonia Strobel
October 10, 2019 04:00 - 30 minutes - 29.1 MBSonia Strobel, Co-Founder and CEO of Skipper Otto, is using community to redesign the seafood industry - supporting fishing families, Indigenous communities and growing bolder along the way thanks to the hundreds of radically generous women in her corner. "I feel like I've gotten above and beyond what I would've ever gotten out of a business degree through the community that I have around me." In this episode: What’s broken in the seafood supply chain - from shipping seafood around the ...
Using finance as a tool to create social change with Joy Anderson
October 03, 2019 04:00 - 42 minutes - 40.3 MBJoy Anderson wants us to stop thinking about our relationships with money and start thinking about our relationships with each other in order to shift financial systems. In this episode, SheEO Founder Vicki Saunders sits down with Joy to talk about what’s broken with the current VC funding model, how finance can be used to transform structural inequities and shifting the conversation from gender to power. “We talk about money because we don’t want to talk about our relationships.” ...
Using finance as a tool to create social change with Activator Joy Anderson
October 03, 2019 04:00 - 42 minutes - 40.3 MBJoy Anderson wants us to stop thinking about our relationships with money and start thinking about our relationships with each other in order to shift financial systems. In this episode, SheEO Founder Vicki Saunders sits down with Joy to talk about what’s broken with the current VC funding model, how finance can be used to transform structural inequities and shifting the conversation from gender to power. “We talk about money because we don’t want to talk about our relationships.” In thi...
Creating prosperity through solar power with Sandra Kwak
September 27, 2019 17:55 - 32 minutes - 31.2 MBSandra Kwak’s vision for 10 Power is to provide communities with more than just the benefits of electricity. Through financing and development of renewable energy projects, 10 Power helps to create jobs and economic opportunities to allow communities to prosper, beyond economic growth. “What does prosperity mean in terms of having enough and being able to provide for ourselves and our families and our communities in a way that's not destructive to the planet?” In this episode: How Sand...
Creating prosperity through solar power with Sandra Kwak, 10 Power
September 27, 2019 17:55 - 32 minutes - 31.2 MBSandra Kwak’s vision for 10 Power is to provide communities with more than just the benefits of electricity. Through financing and development of renewable energy projects, 10 Power helps to create jobs and economic opportunities to allow communities to prosper, beyond economic growth. “What does prosperity mean in terms of having enough and being able to provide for ourselves and our families and our communities in a way that's not destructive to the planet?” In this episode: How Sand...
Using Toys to Teach what Textbooks Can’t with Ilana Ben-Ari
September 26, 2019 04:00 - 39 minutes - 37.1 MBIlana Ben-Ari was working on a design-school project when she learned there was a huge social and emotional gap between the visually impaired and the sighted community. What began as a university project grew into Twenty-One Toys, which teaches 21st Century Skills with the Empathy Toy and the new Failure Toy. In this episode: How Twenty-One Toys got started Ilana’s early days of bootstrapping the company The value of coaching Why it’s important to teach failure to all age...
Using Toys to Teach what Textbooks Can’t with Ilana Ben-Ari, Twenty-One Toys
September 26, 2019 04:00 - 39 minutes - 37.1 MBIlana Ben-Ari was working on a design-school project when she learned there was a huge social and emotional gap between the visually impaired and the sighted community. What began as a university project grew into Twenty-One Toys, which teaches 21st Century Skills with the Empathy Toy and the new Failure Toy. In this episode: How Twenty-One Toys got started Ilana’s early days of bootstrapping the company The value of coaching Why it’s important to teach failure to all ages How...
Uncovering the Human Side of Cities with Lucinda Hartley, Neighbourlytics
September 19, 2019 04:00 - 30 minutes - 29 MBWhat if we measured the success of our cities not by traffic or air quality, but social connection and cultural life? Neighbourlytics is working on building cities that are designed for all of us to thrive in, thanks to co-founder and unlikely tech entrepreneur Lucinda Hartley. “We do know that when public spaces exhibit certain kinds of activities and behaviour then they’re more likely to be inclusive for women. A big challenge in a lot of different sectors, but urban planning especially...
Uncovering the Human Side of Cities with Lucinda Hartley
September 19, 2019 04:00 - 30 minutes - 29 MBUncovering the Human Side of Cities with Lucinda Hartley What if we measured the success of our cities not by traffic or air quality, but social connection and cultural life? Neighbourlytics is working on building cities that are designed for all of us to thrive in, thanks to co-founder and unlikely tech entrepreneur Lucinda Hartley. “We do know that when public spaces exhibit certain kinds of activities and behaviour then they’re more likely to be inclusive for women. A big cha...
Transforming the “sick care” industry with BE Alink, The Alinker
September 12, 2019 04:00 - 49 minutes - 115 MBBarbara “BE” Alink is transforming the “sick care” industry with The Alinker, the walking bike designed for an active life. "If you design for people, you're not solving problems. I reverse design everything. That means I don't focus on problems. I don't have problems. I don't fix anything. I design for humans and, in that effort, you realize how much is problems-fixing out there and completely missing the point because we're not a problem to be fixed." In this episode: How the health...
Transforming the “sick care” industry with BE Alink
September 12, 2019 04:00 - 49 minutes - 115 MBBarbara “BE” Alink is transforming the “sick care” industry with The Alinker, the walking bike designed for an active life. "If you design for people, you're not solving problems. I reverse design everything. That means I don't focus on problems. I don't have problems. I don't fix anything. I design for humans and, in that effort, you realize how much is problems-fixing out there and completely missing the point because we're not a problem to be fixed." In this episode: How the health...
36 Billion Straws with Chelsea Briganti, Loliware
September 05, 2019 04:00 - 28 minutes - 27.6 MBAs a young girl growing up in Hawaii with a love for the ocean, LOLIWARE co-founder Chelsea Briganti didn’t dream about inventing an alternative to plastic straws. After discovering that design could be used as a tool to create a better world, a cold email to the CEO of Pepsi ignited her career in innovation. Today, Chelsea is on a mission to replace 36 billion plastic straws with edible seaweed. “It's estimated that every week even, humans are ingesting a credit card-sized amount of micr...
36 Billion Straws with Chelsea Briganti
September 05, 2019 04:00 - 28 minutes - 27.6 MBAs a young girl growing up in Hawaii with a love for the ocean, LOLIWARE co-founder Chelsea Briganti didn’t dream about inventing an alternative to plastic straws. After discovering that design could be used as a tool to create a better world, a cold email to the CEO of Pepsi ignited her career in innovation. Today, Chelsea is on a mission to replace 36 billion plastic straws with edible seaweed. “It's estimated that every week even, humans are ingesting a credit card-sized amount of micr...
Innovating the plastic waste supply chain with Miranda Wang & Jeanny Yao
August 29, 2019 04:00 - 36 minutes - 35.1 MBBioCellection co-founders Miranda Wang and Jeanny Yao met in their eighth-grade recycling club. Today they are innovating chemical recycling of plastics, transforming packaging waste material into valuable chemicals and performance materials that stay in the economy longer. "We're contributing to a new type of circular economy that is more beneficial because it just gives more opportunities for these molecules that are stuck in the traditional petrochemicals to be used in different pa...
Innovating the plastic waste supply chain with Miranda Wang & Jeanny Yao, BioCellection
August 29, 2019 04:00 - 36 minutes - 35.1 MBBioCellection co-founders Miranda Wang and Jeanny Yao met in their eighth-grade recycling club. Today they are innovating chemical recycling of plastics, transforming packaging waste material into valuable chemicals and performance materials that stay in the economy longer. "We're contributing to a new type of circular economy that is more beneficial because it just gives more opportunities for these molecules that are stuck in the traditional petrochemicals to be used in different parts ...
Innovating the plastic waste supply chain with Miranda Wang + Jeanny Yao, BioCellection
August 29, 2019 04:00 - 36 minutes - 35.1 MBBioCellection co-founders Miranda Wang and Jeanny Yao met in their eighth-grade recycling club. Today they are innovating chemical recycling of plastics, transforming packaging waste material into valuable chemicals and performance materials that stay in the economy longer. "We're contributing to a new type of circular economy that is more beneficial because it just gives more opportunities for these molecules that are stuck in the traditional petrochemicals to be used in different parts ...
Owning your greatness with Toni Desrosiers, Abeego
August 22, 2019 11:28 - 33 minutes - 32.5 MBAt the end of 2014, Abeego inventor Toni Desrosiers had to lay off almost her entire team just before the holidays. Two weeks later, Abeego was selected as a SheEO Venture. Today Abeego is leading the global beeswax food wrap trend, creating zero waste and paying employees a living wage. "SheEO gave me posture and that posture came from all the women around me that were standing with me and encouraging me to get back up and try again. And so I did. And my business has exploded.” In this ep...
Owning your greatness with Toni Desrosiers
August 22, 2019 11:28 - 34 minutes - 32.5 MBAt the end of 2014, Abeego inventor Toni Desrosiers had to lay off almost her entire team just before the holidays. Two weeks later, Abeego was selected as a SheEO Venture. Today Abeego is leading the global beeswax food wrap trend, creating zero waste and paying employees a living wage. "SheEO gave me posture and that posture came from all the women around me that were standing with me and encouraging me to get back up and try again. And so I did. And my business has exploded.” In this ep...
The Nada Effect: Design thinking a just, sustainable food system with Brianne Miller, Nada Grocery
August 15, 2019 04:00 - 40 minutes - 38.3 MBWorking as a marine biologist opened Brianne Miller's eyes to the link between our food system and the health of the ocean. Now Brianne is the Founder and CEO of Nada, a package-free grocery store in Vancouver, BC that is reducing food and packaging waste, while also creating a just, sustainable food system. "We were able to learn what containers are people bringing, where are they coming from, what kind of products do they want to see, how price sensitive are they… We used all of that info...
The Nada Effect: Design thinking a just, sustainable food system with Brianne Miller
August 15, 2019 04:00 - 40 minutes - 38.3 MBWorking as a marine biologist opened Brianne Miller's eyes to the link between our food system and the health of the ocean. Now Brianne is the Founder and CEO of Nada, a package-free grocery store in Vancouver, BC that is reducing food and packaging waste, while also creating a just, sustainable food system. "We were able to learn what containers are people bringing, where are they coming from, what kind of products do they want to see, how price sensitive are they… We used all of that info...
Bringing Indigenous Values to Business with Patrice Mousseau, Satya Organics
August 08, 2019 10:37 - 27 minutes - 26.4 MBSix years ago Patrice Mousseau began making all-natural eczema cream for her daughter, at home in her crockpot. Today she is the owner and operator of Satya Organic Skincare which makes USDA Certified organic, NPN approved eczema relief cream. "Business and money has the power to influence our entire society in a way that’s almost unrecognized; how powerful having your own business can be in instituting change in the world at large." In this episode: How Satya grew from Patrice's kitchen ...
Bringing Indigenous Values to Business with Patrice Mousseau
August 08, 2019 10:37 - 27 minutes - 26.4 MBSix years ago Patrice Mousseau began making all-natural eczema cream for her daughter, at home in her crockpot. Today she is the owner and operator of Satya Organic Skincare which makes USDA Certified organic, NPN approved eczema relief cream. "Business and money has the power to influence our entire society in a way that’s almost unrecognized; how powerful having your own business can be in instituting change in the world at large." In this episode: How Satya grew from Patrice's kitchen ...
Combining Purpose & Passion with Hannah Cree, CMNDGD
August 01, 2019 08:00 - 41 minutes - 39.8 MBIn the wake of losing her home in the 2013 Calgary flood, Hannah Cree set out to create a business that would close a systems gap, addressing poverty and homelessness, while also disrupting an outmoded industry. The result is CMNGD - a for-profit business that employs people facing poverty through a sustainable commercial laundry service. In this episode: How Hannah and her partner Dave decided on creating a laundry business Social hiring as a means to creating community Taking care ...
Combining Purpose + Passion with Hannah Cree, CMNDGD
August 01, 2019 08:00 - 41 minutes - 39.8 MBIn the wake of losing her home in the 2013 Calgary flood, Hannah Cree set out to create a business that would close a systems gap, addressing poverty and homelessness, while also disrupting an outmoded industry. The result is CMNGD - a for-profit business that employs people facing poverty through a sustainable commercial laundry service. In this episode: How Hannah and her partner Dave decided on creating a laundry business Social hiring as a means to creating community Taking care ...
Combining Purpose + Passion with Hannah Cree, CMNGD (COMMONGOOD)
August 01, 2019 08:00 - 41 minutes - 39.8 MBIn the wake of losing her home in the 2013 Calgary flood, Hannah Cree (now Hemphill) set out to create a business that would close a systems gap, addressing poverty and homelessness, while also disrupting an outmoded industry. The result is CMNGD - a for-profit business that employs people facing poverty through a sustainable commercial laundry service. In this episode: How Hannah and her partner Dave decided on creating a laundry business Social hiring as a means to creating community ...
Combining Purpose & Passion with Hannah Cree
August 01, 2019 08:00 - 42 minutes - 39.8 MBIn the wake of losing her home in the 2013 Calgary flood, Hannah Cree set out to create a business that would close a systems gap, addressing poverty and homelessness, while also disrupting an outmoded industry. The result is CMNGD - a for-profit business that employs people facing poverty through a sustainable commercial laundry service. In this episode: How Hannah and her partner Dave decided on creating a laundry business Social hiring as a means to creating community Taking care ...
Scaling with Organizational "Pod" Structures with Sue De Bievre, Beany
August 01, 2019 08:00 - 24 minutes - 24.1 MBBeany is changing the accounting industry by offering flat-fee, online accounting services to small businesses. And it's not just what they do that's innovative, but how they do it. CEO Sue De Bievre built a self-managed "pod" structure, that offers employees flexible, autonomous working arrangements that also allows the business to scale. In this episode: Sue's entrepreneurial journey from bungee jumping to online accounting How Beany uses a self-managed pod structure to organize team...
Scaling with Organizational "Pod" Structures with Sue De Bievre
August 01, 2019 08:00 - 24 minutes - 24.1 MBBeany is changing the accounting industry by offering flat-fee, online accounting services to small businesses. And it's not just what they do that's innovative, but how they do it. CEO Sue De Bievre built a self-managed "pod" structure, that offers employees flexible, autonomous working arrangements that also allows the business to scale. In this episode: Sue's entrepreneurial journey from bungee jumping to online accounting How Beany uses a self-managed pod structure to organize team...
Radical Generosity with Komal Minhas & Vicki Saunders
August 01, 2019 08:00 - 44 minutes - 42.1 MBWhat does it mean to be radically generous? Komal Minhas, investor, entrepreneur and SheEO Activator, sits down with SheEO founder Vicki Saunders to define what radical generosity is and why it's so important to the SheEO model; SheEO's challenging beginnings and why Vicki never gave up on her dream of creating a legacy; and how Activators and Ventures both benefit from being a part of the network. In this episode: Why receiving is just as important to radical generosity as giving Ho...
Radical Generosity with Activator Komal Minhas + Vicki Saunders
August 01, 2019 08:00 - 44 minutes - 42.1 MBWhat does it mean to be radically generous? Komal Minhas, investor, entrepreneur and SheEO Activator, sits down with SheEO founder Vicki Saunders to define what radical generosity is and why it's so important to the SheEO model; SheEO's challenging beginnings and why Vicki never gave up on her dream of creating a legacy; and how Activators and Ventures both benefit from being a part of the network. In this episode: Why receiving is just as important to radical generosity as giving Ho...
Radical Generosity with Activator Komal Minhas & Vicki Saunders
August 01, 2019 08:00 - 44 minutes - 42.1 MBWhat does it mean to be radically generous? Komal Minhas, investor, entrepreneur and SheEO Activator, sits down with SheEO founder Vicki Saunders to define what radical generosity is and why it's so important to the SheEO model; SheEO's challenging beginnings and why Vicki never gave up on her dream of creating a legacy; and how Activators and Ventures both benefit from being a part of the network. In this episode: Why receiving is just as important to radical generosity as giving Ho...
Ask/Gives and Aligning Investors to Your Purpose with Emily Bland + Yasmin Grigaliunas, SucSeed
August 01, 2019 08:00 - 40 minutes - 38.6 MBWhen you're a bootstrapped entrepreneur how do you grow your business when writing cheques isn't always an option? For Emily Bland, SeedEO of SucSeed and Yasmin Grigaliunas, co-founder of World's Biggest Garage Sale, that meant learning to ask for what they needed, while also offering what they did have in exchange. Both Emily and Yas use Ask-Gives to create meaningful, strategic partnerships that help grow their businesses and provide immeasurable value to all parties involved. In thi...
Ask/Gives & Aligning Investors to Your Purpose with Emily Bland & Yasmin Grigaliunas
August 01, 2019 08:00 - 40 minutes - 38.6 MBWhen you're a bootstrapped entrepreneur how do you grow your business when writing cheques isn't always an option? For Emily Bland, SeedEO of SucSeed and Yasmin Grigaliunas, co-founder of World's Biggest Garage Sale, that meant learning to ask for what they needed, while also offering what they did have in exchange. Both Emily and Yas use Ask-Gives to create meaningful, strategic partnerships that help grow their businesses and provide immeasurable value to all parties involved. In thi...
Ask/Gives & Aligning Investors to Your Purpose with Emily Bland & Yasmin Grigaliunas, SucSeed
August 01, 2019 08:00 - 40 minutes - 38.6 MBWhen you're a bootstrapped entrepreneur how do you grow your business when writing cheques isn't always an option? For Emily Bland, SeedEO of SucSeed and Yasmin Grigaliunas, co-founder of World's Biggest Garage Sale, that meant learning to ask for what they needed, while also offering what they did have in exchange. Both Emily and Yas use Ask-Gives to create meaningful, strategic partnerships that help grow their businesses and provide immeasurable value to all parties involved. In thi...
Welcome to the SheEO.World Podcast
July 26, 2019 01:58 - 1 minute - 3.03 MBThe SheEO.World Podcast features the women working on The World's To-Do List: the incredible SheEO Venture founders leading innovative businesses that are solving the complex issues we see around us.