Welcome back to the corporate social responsibility podcast we’re doing good is good for business in spreading the word can save the world. This week we pick up with part two of my interview with the founder and CEO of 1908 brands Steve Savage.Steve is sharing his journey into the ever so competitive natural products industry and how he’s standing up out from the pack. 

 

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Welcome back to the corporate social responsibility podcast where doing good it’s good for business and spreading the word can save the world. I am your host Dan Lewchanyn and on this weeks show I interview the founder and CEO of 1908 Brands Steve Savage to learn how he’s having success in the highly competitive natural products industry while staying corporately and socially responsible. 

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And welcome back to the corporate social responsibility podcast where doing good is good for business and spreading the word can save the world. On this weeks show we pick up with part two of my interview with ethics expert Dr. Steven Mintz. 

 

We will continue our discussion about the pros and cons of millennial’s. What companies are practicing corporate social responsibility and what can we learn from them? Why the new tax reform may discourage individuals from being more philanthropic? Is the legalization of marijuana an ethics nightmare?... Plus so much more. 

 

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This week I’m honored to be joined by the executive editor of “Business In Society.net and former liaison to the United Nations John Paluzek! John has decades of experience in corporate social responsibility and we are going to tap into that wisdom on todays show as we look back at America’s CSR journey to see how we got where we are today. Not only are we going to take a look back and track our progress, but we’re also going to do our best to predict the future as we take a hard look at the coming wave and new age of corporate social responsibility! So there’s only one question left... CSR U Ready? With and without further ado, let’s get into to this weeks episode of the corporate social responsibility podcast.

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On this weeks show we pick up with part two of my interview with Mayer Dahan. Last week we discussed going green in the Real Estate Industry. If you didn’t get a chance to listen make sure you go back and check it out. This week however we discuss what really separates Mayer from the pack. What he’s doing with his profits is the real secret sauce.

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This weeks guest is Mayer Dahan. A Los Angeles real estate developer inspired by eco-friendly living and innovative modern design. A self-made entrepreneur, Mayer is the CEO of Dahan Properties, managing partner of Prime Five Homes, and founder of the Los Angeles-based nonprofit The Dream Builders Project. Mayer has played an integral role in the modernizing of Los Angeles development by building luxurious, eco-friendly, sustainable homes.

Mayer was recently featured on the cover of LA DREAMS Magazine and spotlighted as an individual who has set the standard for eco-friendly, modern homes in Los Angeles. It is my pleasure to introduce the man who is revolutionizing residential housing… Mayer Dahan. 

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This week is part two of my interview with Dr. Holly Duckworth. We are going to teach you a couple new ways to take a systematic and scientific approach to quantifying the success of your CSR initiative using a process that is derived from six sigma. Check out Holly's website at www.sherpasustainabilityinstitute.com and her books titled...   “Social Responsibility: Failure Mode Effects and Analysis”    “A Six Sigma Approach to Sustainability: Continual Improvement for Social Responsibility”.   Would you like to be a guest on the show? Get in touch  Twitter: @TheCSRpodcast Email: [email protected]

This week is part two of my interview with founder and CEO ofHeadbandsOfHope.com Jess Ekstrom. Make sure you check out part one first. 

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On this week show I'm going to prove to you that in order to practice corporate social responsibility you don't have to be a doctor, or a teacher, you don't have to have a PhD. The only thing you need is the heart to give back, the passion and Drive to pull it off, and the business model to back it up. That's where this weeks guest comes in. The founder and CEO of headbands of hope Jess Ekstrom. 

Jess is the leading force at Headbands of Hope, a company she started as a junior in college in 2012. For every headband sold, a headband is given to a child with cancer. The company has been featured on the TODAY Show, Vanity Fair, Seventeen, Good Morning America and more. But more importantly, they've donated over 100,000 headbands to every children's hospital in the United States and 6 countries. Jess is also a professional speaker, author, and writer for Entrepreneur and The Huffington Post.

September 27th is "International Tourism Day" so it's only befitting we celebrate with sustainable tourism and CSR expert Dr. Aurora Dawn Reinke. We pick up where we left off with Part 2 of our interview. How can hospitality venues incorporate a buy-local strategy? Is Air BNB hurting or helping the industry? What's a pollinator garden? All this and so much more on this weeks installment of The CSR Podcast! 

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