Agents of Social Change

In Episode 4, I sat down with Nico to discuss his approach to social change marketing, the values and principles that guide his work and the impact his work has had on the communities he serves. An avid learner at heart, Nico utilizes his sense of curiosity and passion for learning to tap into his creativity and create positive change through his work.

For episode 3 I had to get creative with Deborah Di Bernardo. Over Zoom I spoke with Deb about developing her business, Roast House Coffee and the foundational values she implements into practice to produce organic, fair-trade, women-produced coffee.

In this episode I spoke with Bridgette Logan, a brand-new business owner who is literally building her company with her own two hands. Through social media, I’ve followed Bridgette’s journey from a chain-store pharmacist to an independent pharmacy owner. Together with her business partner Michael Scruggs, they are setting out to provide transparency within the world of prescription drugs, education within their community and provide above and beyond service for their patrons.

For episode 4 I had to get creative with Deborah Di Bernardo. Over Zoom I spoke with Deb about developing her business, Roast House Coffee and the foundational values she implements into practice to produce organic, fair-trade, women-produced coffee.

In Episode 3, I sat down with Nico to discuss his approach to social change marketing, the values and principles that guide his work and the impact his work has had on the communities he serves. An avid learner at heart, Nico utilizes his sense of curiosity and passion for learning to tap into his creativity and create positive change through his work.

In this episode I spoke with Bridgette Logan, a brand-new business owner who is literally building her company with her own two hands. Through social media, I’ve followed Bridgette’s journey from a chain-store pharmacist to an independent pharmacy owner. Together with her business partner Michael Scruggs, they are setting out to provide transparency within the world of prescription drugs, education within their community and provide above and beyond service for their patrons.

In this debut episode, I sit down with Austin Zimmerman, co-owner of Ganesh Himal Trading Company to talk about the importance of relationships, how to leverage marketing as a wholesale business and and what it means to be a conscious consumer . Austin has been with Ganesh Himal for the past 6 years but within the last year, she took on a new roll as co-owner with Denise Attwood. Ganesh Himal was founded in 1987 by Denise Attwood and Rick Conner. Together they built a business founded on building relationships and became pioneers in the fair-trade industry.