This episode is hosted by Rani Langer Croager. Our guests are Hilary Abell and Alison Lingane, the co-founders of Project Equity, a nonprofit that supports businesses in their transition to worker-owned models.
Our guest is Hannah Onstad, founder of LOAKL.com, a Northern California-based social enterprise that helps customers find books across local, independent bookstores. When you shop locally, you invest in your community.
At their earliest stage, entrepreneurs generally get funding from friends and family – those supporters culled from alumni groups, professional connections, and longstanding familial and social networks.
Now in its 11th year, we explore the impetus to create the Ecology of Leadership, the benefits of nature-based leadership development, the power of simultaneously working individually and in community, and why it's so relevant today.
Our guest is Hannah Onstad, founder of LOAKL.com, a Northern California-based social enterprise that helps customers find books across local, independent bookstores. When you shop locally, you invest in your community.
Traditional leadership development often ends up reinforcing the current system. To ensure that we create the just, inclusive future we want, the Institute for Evolutionary Leadership (IEL) was established.
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About Envision
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The purpose of this show is to accelerate the shift towards building an inclusive, just future by connecting people and ideas. Be inspired to become the change agent for your community. Our guests describe some of what’s happening across the country and around the world to improve community resilience and build a regenerative community.
Our topics range from money and what it is, the challenges and success of global resilient community efforts, models for bringing alternative health care to underserved and minority communities, suggestions for fostering greater community through social entrepreneurship, building leadership, to reflecting on the language we use and whether it is inclusive or exclusive.