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Scaling Purpose From First Client to Community Impact
Most businesses don't start with a strategy, they start with a problem.
In this episode, we sit down with Catherine Clark, founder of The Harvest Table, to explore how a personal health crisis became the foundation for a disciplined, purpose-driven business that now impacts families and communities across Durban.
Who is Catherine Clark?
Catherine Clark is the founder of The Harvest Table, a KZN-based wellness brand built from her own health journey after being diagnosed with Hodgkin’s lymphoma at 20. What began as a personal search for clean, effective nutrition has grown into a purpose-driven business creating products, jobs, and wider community impact.
🔗 Website: https://harvesttable.co.za/🔗 LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/catherine-clark-53235727/🔗 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/whole_healthy_me_/
Timestamps
- 00:54 Meet Catherine Clark and The Harvest Table
- 02:14 What people see when they look at Harvest Table today
- 04:27 Payroll, responsibility, and supporting families
- 08:04 Starting Harvest Table as a side business
- 09:41 Her Hodgkin’s lymphoma journey and health motivation
- 12:18 How her CA background shaped the business
- 16:07 Humility, mentors, and asking for help
- 23:35 Realising she was the right person to lead the business
- 26:03 From diagnosis to product creation
- 33:19 How to scale purpose without losing it
- 38:47 Scaling into new markets while creating jobs in KZN
Produced by Kythe Creative
High-end video and podcast production that helps brands make meaningful content.
Learn more:
Website: kythecreative.co.za
Socials:
YouTube and Instagram
📈 In partnership with Tim.Africa
Podcast publishing and performance marketing studio. Together, we offer a full end-to-end podcast solution — from strategy to launch.
Learn more: tim.africa
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By Kythe CreativeMost businesses don't start with a strategy, they start with a problem.
In this episode, we sit down with Catherine Clark, founder of The Harvest Table, to explore how a personal health crisis became the foundation for a disciplined, purpose-driven business that now impacts families and communities across Durban.
Who is Catherine Clark?
Catherine Clark is the founder of The Harvest Table, a KZN-based wellness brand built from her own health journey after being diagnosed with Hodgkin’s lymphoma at 20. What began as a personal search for clean, effective nutrition has grown into a purpose-driven business creating products, jobs, and wider community impact.
🔗 Website: https://harvesttable.co.za/🔗 LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/catherine-clark-53235727/🔗 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/whole_healthy_me_/
Timestamps
- 00:54 Meet Catherine Clark and The Harvest Table
- 02:14 What people see when they look at Harvest Table today
- 04:27 Payroll, responsibility, and supporting families
- 08:04 Starting Harvest Table as a side business
- 09:41 Her Hodgkin’s lymphoma journey and health motivation
- 12:18 How her CA background shaped the business
- 16:07 Humility, mentors, and asking for help
- 23:35 Realising she was the right person to lead the business
- 26:03 From diagnosis to product creation
- 33:19 How to scale purpose without losing it
- 38:47 Scaling into new markets while creating jobs in KZN
Produced by Kythe Creative
High-end video and podcast production that helps brands make meaningful content.
Learn more:
Website: kythecreative.co.za
Socials:
YouTube and Instagram
📈 In partnership with Tim.Africa
Podcast publishing and performance marketing studio. Together, we offer a full end-to-end podcast solution — from strategy to launch.
Learn more: tim.africa
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Support Durban Small Business:
If you found value in this conversation, please like, share, and subscribe — it helps us reach more people building meaningful businesses in Durban and beyond.
Follow us on social media:
Instagram and Facebook