What do bagels, podcasts and law have in common?

Ken Frankel is the right answer.  Fellow podcaster, with an impressive career as a lawyer, 5 years as the OAS (Organization of Americas States) legal counsel, law professor at Belgian and American Universities. Currently the President of the Canadian Council for the Americas, Kenneth N. Frankel “Ken” is equal parts as impressive, as he is grounded and very, very witty.

In Episode 5 of Season 7, Ken shares how his upbringing in northern New Jersey shaped his career to a great extent.  From his experience as a lawyer working in Miami during the “Miami Vice” years; to how he jumped into the private sector; to his tenure with the OAS, this is a great episode for those wondering how do you change the world as a lawyer.

Most importantly, learn all about Ken’s life-long passion for all things Latin American and his unwavering support for New York Bagels.

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*Episode recorded on July 14th , 2020

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Canadian Council for the Americas

Two Gringos with Questions Podcast

Organization of Americas States

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If you want to listen a no-nonsense approach to systemic change, listen to Satyam. He has spent over a decade in education, skills development and social entrepreneurship in rural India.

In Episode 4 of Season 7 hear about Satyam’s aha! moment; his deep experience in the nonprofit education system in India and the process of establishing his own social enterprise which focuses on workforce development and thought leadership, Arthan.

Satyam is equal parts brilliant and good human being.  A THNK fellow, Satyam holds an undergraduate degree in Mathematics from Delhi University and executive degrees in social entrepreneurship and leading successful social programs from Stanford Business School and Harvard Kennedy School.

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*Episode recorded on July 8th , 2020

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Arthan

Building Civil Society Organizations

Thnk   

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Author of the Book “The Values String: A book of Transitional Life, Compelling Fulfillment, and Profound Peace”. Ukpeme Akpan Okon is a lawyer, arbitrator, adjudicator, author, mediator, Ambassador for Peace and musician.   

In Episode 3 of Season 7, Ukpeme shares about her 15 year long career as a lawyer.  A pioneer in her work and founder of many organizations including:  GAIN (Guild of Adjudicators in Nigeria); Mediators and Advocates of Peace (Lampaix) ,  Coordinator of Justice, Development and Peace Commission; former Assistant General Secretary of International Federation of Women Lawyers, Abuja Branch. She has served on the Zero Draft sub-committee of Non-Governmental Organization / United Nations Convention on the Status of Women.  

This is what an African peacebuilder looks like.  

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*Episode recorded on July 3rd , 2020

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The Values String book

Article about Ukpeme

Listen to Ukpeme’s music

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Wainright defied the inherent odds of socio-economic inefficiencies, and now works every day to empower the thousands of young people who are vulnerable and victims of the failed education and workforce development systems through his very own edutech incubator: TRIBE.

In Episode 1 of Season 7 Wain will tell you how to build not only your career of impact, but how to do so as a West African young entrepreneur.  Wain shares his own background, his undergrad and work experience in Liberia; his studies in the U.S. (including becoming a Watson Scholar) and how he founded his own social enterprise.

You will leave this podcast feeling like there are no excuses to build our own future.

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*Episode recorded on July , 2020

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Tribe

Watson Scholar

Lynn University

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Opening a brand-new season is a perfect example of career success in the social good space and then some.  Former peace corps volunteer, career coach, PhD student, professional photographer, mother, and also a PCDN. Global advisory member: Jennifer Bangoura. 

In Episode 1 of Season 7 Jennifer tells us her time with the Peace Corps living and working in a village of 1,000 people in Mali; her experience being evacuated from West Africa and having to face a sudden career change. Jennifer shares tips on how to succeed in the higher education space and her very secret sauce to network like a pro.

Jennifer is currently a senior career coach at 2U.

Check out previous seasons & episodes of our Award-Winning Social Change Career Podcast.

*Episode recorded on May 14th, 2020

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Peace Corps

2U

Jennifer Bangoura Productions

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Closing the best season in the history of the Social Change Career podcast is Ryan Gawn, an award-winning advocacy and strategic communications specialist. Ryan has advised Heads of State and two United Nations Secretary-Generals as well as designed and led campaigns across the globe in corporate, diplomatic and non-profit roles.   

In Episode 19 of Season 6, Ryan shares 9 tips to help you succeed as an impact professional. He also discussed his path to becoming a Director with The LEGO Foundation, how he co-founded the international public affairs consultancy Stratagem International. From the importance of networking, to being involved, to how to succeed as a consultant, this is a must-listen episode.   

Ryan is a Rotary World Peace Fellow, Chatham House expert (former Council Member), Deployable Civilian Expert for the UK’s Stabilisation Unit, and advisor to the British Council. 

To hear the episode click here.

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*Episode recorded on May 12, 2020

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Follow Ryan on Twitter  

The LEGO Foundation Website 

Play tips from the LEGO Foundation

Job Opportunity - Join Ryan and the LEGO Foundation team

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If you wonder how to combine a career in the private sector and business development with international development and gender inclusion, this is your chance to hear from Ellen Maynes who is part of the Gender and Economic Inclusion Group at the International Finance Corporation, a member of the World Bank Group- which is focused on working with the private sector in developing countries.

In Episode 18 of Season 6, Ellen, a Rotary Peace Fellow, shares her over 20-year long journey working across the private and nonprofit sectors in Asia Pacific and Europe prior to joining the IFC. For twelve years, she worked for global brands like Ford in Australia and Volkswagen in Ireland.  

Ellen has a Bachelor’s degree in Business (Marketing) and Master of International Development from RMIT University in Melbourne. In 2016, Ellen completed the Rotary Global Peace Fellowship at Chulalongkorn University in Bangkok.

To hear the episode click here.

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IFC

The Business Case for Employer Supported Childcare in Fiji

World Vision Australia

World Bank Jobs

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Is it possible to run your own business firm while simultaneously lead an international peace and development organization? For Bolivian native and Houston resident Ximena Murillo, not only is it possible, it is her life.

In Episode 17 of Season 6, Ximena, a Rotary Peace Fellow (class 24), shares how she has been able to hold positions in the private, non-profit and public sectors, while also working for USAID, UN Association, UNDP.

Ximena is the President and CEO of United4ChangeCenter for International Development & Global Citizenship (U4C), a global development organization that promotes social justice and sustainable peace in fragile communities around the world. 

She is also the CEO of Axess Global Business a consulting firm focusing on achieving positive social impact, developing comprehensive CSR strategies, and conducting social audits. 

To hear the episode click here.

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10,000 small business  

United4ChangeCenter

Axess Global Business

Stanford social entrepreneurship

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The haves versus the have nots.  Can you do good using the market? Can you produce structural, long -term positive social change using investing and private capital? “How do I even dare to ask such questions and heck yeah” are Howard Fischer’s answers to my capitalist-skeptical questions.  And watch me sweat as do an honest effort to understanding how you can change the world through impact investing.

In Episode 16 of Season 6, Howard walks us through his successful career in the finance and investing world and then his shift into becoming one of the most influential figures in impact investing to date.

Howard founded Basso Capital Management in 1994 and is currently its CEO and also he is co-founder of the Gratitude Railroad, an investing firm focused on educating, inspiring and capitalizing capital into positive impact investments.

Howard is an avid biker and share a deep passion for compost and imperfect produce.

To hear the episode click here.

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Basso Capital Management

Gratitude Railroad

1% for the Planet

Harvard Advanced Leadership Initaitive

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In Episode 15 of Season 6, Saji shares his “behind the scenes” account on the passing of the historic UN Security Council Resolutions 2250 and 2419 on Youth, Peace and Security.

Don’t  miss this intimate, honest and very powerful conversation with one of the most outspoken and recognized voices in the youth, peace and security space.  From his early years in Sri Lanka, to challenging times in LA, to building a high-impact career at the nexus of peacebuilding and youth.

Since 2011, he has served as Search for Common Ground’s Director for Children & Youth Programs.

To hear the episode click here.

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Key Links:

UN Resolution 2250

Search For Common Ground

Youth Transforming Violence of Exclusion

American University- School of International Service- Graduate Degree in Peacebuilding

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