Impact Boom Podcast - Social Enterprise & Design

Due Quach of Calm Clarity talks about the different brain states which can greatly affect success, provides advice for social entrepreneurs and discusses how the sector has changed.

Mark Daniels of Social Traders shares his experience and opportunities for social procurement, as well as providing strong insights into the future of the social enterprise sector and tips for social entrepreneurs.

Samantha Rae Jones of Little Yellow Bird shares key insights into building a social business, provides tips on how best to start, talks about the importance of measuring impact & the challenges of good communication when working internationally.

Eric Lam of Exygy shares his experience working with a number of communities globally to improve health, and by doing so explains the key lessons learnt to effectively create positive change and design with a human centric approach.

David discusses how business models may contribute to and not just extract value from communities, he talks about the shift in the social enterprise sector and shares important traits of successful social entrepreneurs (and how they commonly fail) in the lead up to this year's Social Enterprise World Forum.

On Episode 85 of Impact Boom, Theia Gabatan shares her learnings from leading Impact! Social Enterprise, an organisation led by youth, for youth, whilst speaking on the importance of communicating your vision and why social enterprise appeals to the Millennial generation.

Dave Hakkens talks about his journey so far with Precious Plastic, as well as sharing his insights on the internet as a tool for creating positive social impact and how best to turn ideas into outcomes that change the world for the better.

On Episode 83 of Impact Boom, Ofer Flynn of ForPurpose Israel, discusses why a purely social purpose isn't enough, he talks about the mental challenges entrepreneurs can face and shares the best tools to start to measure and track your impact.

Helen Andrew of Spare Harvest shares her experience in the value of building connections in communities, discusses the potential of the sharing economy and talks about the key traits of successful social entrepreneurs.

Melita and Jonny tell us how a spate of a unlucky (or lucky?) events lead them to starting their social enterprise, they share key tips for entrepreneurs and those who are thinking about starting a business & discuss why Mammojo was built to help new mothers.