YouMeWe Amplified - Conversations w Wave-Making Women: Transforming Lives with Social Solutions

YouMeWe Amplified - Conversations w Wave-Making Women: Transforming Lives with Social Solutions

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YouMeWe Amplified - Conversations w Wave-Making Women: Transforming Lives with Social Solutions episodes

  • Shelby Taylor, CEO & Founder of Chickapea
    Shelby Taylor is an entrepreneur on a mission to create good for the world through nutritious, organic meal options. Chickapea is a B-Corp in Canada producing organic pasta from chickpeas and lentils.

    Interview highlights:
    • What is a crucial step to make a social enterprise’s vision a reality?
    • How can you build conscious-contributions into your business when you launch and before being profitable? And why would you want to?
    • How does contributing collectively with your employees increase morale and retention?
    • How can distribution channels elevate your social impact?
    • Who are the best collaborators?
    Subscribe and watch/read/listen: https://podcast.youmewe.ca/shelby-taylor-chickapea/
    49 min
  • Roxanne Joyal, CEO & Co-Founder of ME to WE
    Roxanne Joyal, CEO and Co-Founder, ME to WE —a B-Corp social enterprise that supports the sustainable development projects of its charitable partner, WE Charity.

    Interview highlights:
    • How do you engage an entire community to provide economic empowerment for all?
    • What do you need to consider if you want to create an authentic travel experience that helps and doesn’t hurt?
    • How do you pivot a social enterprise to continue to have an impact on the beneficiary during times of the pandemic?
    • What are the three most important initiatives to keep a social impact sustainable?
    • How do you engage collaborators locally and internationally long-term?
    Subscribe and watch/read/listen https://podcast.youmewe.ca/roxanne-joyal-me-to-we/
    48 min
  • Renee Dunn, CEO & Founder of Amazi Foods
    Amazi Foods is a mindful food company selling healthy, made-in-Uganda snacks. Amazi is committed to going a step beyond ethical sourcing, and toward building more connected supply chains by keeping value-addition in-country.

    Interview highlights:
    • What are the benefits of producing products in developing countries and exporting to the West?
    • How many people does it take to create an international brand?
    • How can engaging youth transform a community?
    • How can you collaborate in a developing country to empower locals?
    • And near the end of the interview, Renee shares the best piece of advice she ever received. It is not what you would expect, but essential to consider if you’re an entrepreneur.
    Subscribe and watch/read/listen: https://podcast.youmewe.ca/renee-dunn-amazi-foods/
    46 min
  • Lisa Curtis, Founder & CEO Kuli Kuli
    Kuli Kuli is the world's leading moringa brand. Kuli Kuli has planted over 12.6 million moringa trees, partnered with over 2,400 farmers, and has provided $4.4M in income to women-led farming cooperatives, nonprofits, and family farms.

    Highlights:
    • Do consumers care about consumer goods having a social impact?
    • What is the most challenging element of running a social impact business?
    • The secret to leadership success?
    • What is something a few CEOs will do but can make a difference in the success or failure of your business? …and more
    Subscribe and watch/read/listen https://podcast.youmewe.ca/lisa-curtis-kuli-kuli/
    47 min

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YouMeWe Amplified podcast features conversations with Wave-Making Women Entrepreneurs Transforming where WE live & work with Sustainable Social Solutions.

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