There's not much Jacqueline Shaw doesn't know about sourcing and manufacturing fashion in Afrcia. In this episode she shares her insights, vision and expertise on changing trends in Africa and how you could source ethically there too.

International Speaker, Social Entrepreneur and self-published author, it was fantastic to “bump in to” Ntsiki on Instagram just a couple of months ago and find out more about what she was up to with MentHer, her brand new social enterprise helping female social entrepreneurs from across the world connect and support one another as mentors. She shares more about her journey and top tips for finding your own mentor in this episode.

It was a pleasure to talk to Sally Giblin this week to discover more about her relatively new brand, Pure Bundle which brings a circular economy model to her business, selling baby clothes.

If you’ve ever though about the impact of the travel industry on people, the environment and economy and wanted to learn more, this is the episode for you.

It was an absolute pleasure to have Vicky Smith, Founder of Earth-Changers on the podcast this week, sharing her extensive knowledge and expertise on everything to do with the travel industry, including our contribution to it as businesses and consumers/travellers.

We don’t just talk about social impact in this episode, but environmental and economic impact - positive and negative - and the fact that’s it’s not always as simple and straightforward as we might like to think it is.

I love Jen's simple approach to how it's not all or nothing, every action we take makes a difference and often creates a ripple effect on others too. A blogger and podcaster turned sustainable living campaigner, author and speaker Jen shares both the challenges and reality of measuring her social enterprises' impact that's practical and meaningful.

In this weeks episode I speak to Megan Kitt, Founder of Tuli a fairtrade jewellery business that creates employment in East Africa. We talk about the power of sustainable employment and economic independence in tackling poverty.

Discover how to refillery store owners, Tash & Laura, are starting their journey to measure the waste they don't create and their customers' behaviour change.

We're getting started with an absolute super-star when it comes to measuring social impact and social value. My first guest is Heidi Fisher MBE who is the Founder of Make an Impact CIC and passionate about helping social entrepreneurs grow and develop their businesses as well as providing advice and support on how to measuring social value.

Hey, here's my introduction for my brand new podcast for you the woman who’s creating social and environmental change through entrepreneurship. Welcome.