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TIC, Educação e WebA leitura já não é linear: é um ecossistemaOnde se explora o conceito de leitura aumentada, um fenómeno contemporâneo onde os leitores interrompem o texto para procurar informações externas na internet. O Professor Gino Roncaglia detalha uma investigação que utiliza inteligência artificial para identificar e prever estes "pontos de saída", momentos em que o leitor sente necessidade de consultar mapas, dicionários ou contextos históricos. Ao comparar o comportamento humano com o processamento de modelos de linguagem de grande escala, o estudo visa compreender como as máquinas podem simular a curiosidade e as necessidades de aprendizagem das pessoas. Esta investigação po...
2025-12-2713 min
Poetry of ImpactBrandon Hatton and Rehan Choudhry on Leaving Multidimensional LegacyWhen people think about the legacies they leave behind for their families and communities after they pass away, many don’t think beyond financial wealth. Intrinsically, we know that a legacy should be so much more. Today’s guests specialize in finding the multidimensionality in legacy. Brandon Hatton is the president and CIO of Conscious Wealth®, an investment advisory firm rooted in the belief that money, when channeled correctly, can allow people to focus on what matters: a life of growth and fulfillment. Rehan Choudhry is the founder and CEO of Chptr, a digital platform that blends storytelling and multi...
2025-04-0252 min
Poetry of ImpactLaura François on Why Awe MattersImpact strategist and systems designer, Laura François, joins us today as the Cofounder and Director of Awe Exchange, a nonprofit laboratory that champions the power of awe as a catalyst for genuine change, to relay the importance of awe in living a truly fulfilled life. We begin with the archetypal patterns of migration and transition and how this necessity to move and grow has informed Laura’s work before diving into the wonders of awe and why we all need it as a constant. Then, we unpack Barbara Neuhofer’s studies on behavioral change in Burning Man participants and h...
2025-01-2251 min
Poetry of ImpactElliot Kotek and Jared Ruga on The Evolution of MediaEliot Kotek and Jared Ruga are award-winning filmmakers who believe that media has the power to shift our perspective and behaviors in positive ways. Eliot is the Founder and CEO of The Nation of Artists, a production company and creative partner with social impact at its core, and Jared is the Founder and CEO of the socially conscious, ethos-driven media production house, Vavani Productions. They both know first-hand that filmmaking can be a powerful culture-building tool that amplifies voices and leverages storytelling for a cause. In this episode, we discuss the evolving role of media, from the digital renaissance...
2024-05-0855 minPoetry of ImpactRe-Igniting Local Journalism with Cameron Williams and Zack RichnerCameron Williams and Zack Richner join us to share their insights on the reasons behind the disappearance of local newspapers in the United States and the consequences communities face. But it’s not all doom and gloom! This conversation is filled with innovative solutions. While Cameron and Zack both grew up in the newspaper business, they’re still bringing fresh perspectives to the industry. Cameron Williams is the Chief Revenue Officer at The Ogden Newspapers and the Director of Strategic Initiatives at the Nutting Company. Also joining us is Zack Richner, the Founder and Managing Partner of Arrandale Ventures. If y...
2024-04-1655 min
Poetry of ImpactTillie Walton on Finding Wonder and Awe in Water and Wild RiversTillie Walton is an award-winning conservationist, hydrologist, river guide, and speaker. As the host of Wild Rivers with Tillie on PBS, she uses her knowledge and passion to help people connect more deeply to self, others, and nature. Join us today as Tillie tells us about the immersive nature experience in high school that ignited her deep and abiding love for rivers and what she learned from coming into contact with the margins of life through her immersion in backcountry living. She shares how these experiences inspired her to study waterways from both a scientific and an experiential perspective...
2024-03-1141 min
Poetry of ImpactJosh Bernstein & Brett Howell on Collaborative Solutions Not Fear-Based ProblemsJoining us today are Josh Bernstein and Brett Howell, two founders with a passion for nature, problem-solving, and wild spaces. Josh is an explorer, educator, and storyteller, and the chair and founder of First Light Group, a collection of for-profit and nonprofit entities that elevate programming and content. Brett is the founder and executive director of Howell Conservation Fund, a company driving breakthrough solutions at the intersection of business, nonprofit work, and philanthropy. In today’s conversation, we learn about the journeys that led these two out-of-the-box thinkers to their shared belief in combating the world’s most pressing issu...
2024-02-0857 minPoetry of ImpactKate Horin and Kate Nevin on Fostering DiversityJoin us on the Poetry of Impact podcast as we welcome Kate Nevin, President and Portfolio Manager of TSWII, and Kate Horin, VC at H/L Ventures and City Rock Venture Partners. These two impact investors have a shared mission to promote diverse founders and portfolio managers in the investment space, and in this episode, they share their parallel paths to impact investing, despite their different backgrounds, and their hopeful outlook on diversity. We talk about the importance of bringing multidimensionality into your career (and the toxicity of work as identity) as well as the power of finding like-minded...
2023-07-2546 minPoetry of ImpactBruce Friedrich on Tackling Global Poverty and the Industrialized Food SystemBruce Friedrich is the founder and CEO of the Good Food Institute (GFI). As a child, hebecame profoundly aware of the poverty and starvation of others and was compelled to dosomething about it. He explains how this led him to found GFI to address global poverty andchallenge the industrialized food system. GFI does this while also supporting a work culture thatpromotes vocational self-actualization and avoids burnout. This conversation highlights Bruce’sbelief that making animal products without animals (plant-based and cellular agriculture) can doa huge amount to prevent cl...
2023-06-0641 minPoetry of ImpactJennifer McFarlane on Blending Finance and Values for Climate JusticeJennifer McFarlane, a strategic CFO at both public and venture-backed companies and a finance and climate justice expert with decades of experience shares her path towards a blended finance perspective that incorporates values. Jennifer talks about her journey through the climate crisis and her recognition that the West has not yet accepted responsibility for climate change in the Global South. She also gives examples of her work with SV2 Silicon Valley Social Venture Fund and NEXTracker, highlighting the critical importance of making economics work.
2023-04-2638 minPoetry of ImpactElizabeth Funk on Investing with Ethics and Ending HomelessnessElizabeth Funk is the co-founder and CEO of Dignity Moves, an organization tackling the issue of homelessness. In this episode, Elizabeth shares her experiences from the early days of the internet at Yahoo, her motivation to use her entrepreneurial spirit for philanthropy, and her current passion project of ending homelessness. The conversation highlights Elizabeth's knowledge and approach to impact investing, her belief in the power of capitalism to solve problems at scale, and how she navigates the ethics of this.
2023-04-1148 minPoetry of ImpactHedda Pahlson-Moller on Uniting Philanthropy and Impact InvestingHedda Pahlson-Moller is the founder and CEO of Tiime, an advocacy, advisory, and education provider focused on impact investing. Her family also owns a forest in Luxembourg. In this episode, Hedda talks about her deep, personal connection to the forest, how she often feels that she is in conversation with it, and how it has taught her to slow down. Hedda shares her thoughts on the tension that exists between philanthropy and impact investing, where this tension comes from, and how we can move past it for the greater good. Hedda also shares to what degree deep self-work is...
2023-03-2448 min
Música para GatosMúsica para Gatos - Ep.: 107 - 6 Grandes Discos Malditos.Hoy nos vamos a dedicar a recuperar algunos grandes discos malditos de los 70s y 80s. Pero antes de comenzar nos parece oportuno definir que queremos decir cuando calificamos a un disco como maldito. Desde luego no estamos hablando de trabajos de baja calidad, todo lo contrario, nos referimos a grabaciones que a pesar de disponer de una enorme nivel no han funcionado y se han constituido en un grave inconveniente para la trayectoria de una banda o un artista que en algunos casos puso en duda su continuidad pero que en otras muchas ocasiones se constituyó en un dramáti...
2023-03-031h 28Poetry of ImpactStef van Dongen on Finding Attunement with Nature and Each OtherStef van Dongen is an innovator, an entrepreneur, and the founder of Pioneers of Our Time. While working with high-powered leaders and change-makers, he realized that they were making important decisions for the future of the world from a place of being disconnected from themselves, nature, and the consequences of their choices. In this episode, you’ll hear how Stef discovered an attunement with nature that set him off on a journey to help change makers reconnect with themselves and nature while working to restore and regenerate the forest ecosystem and rural economy of the Muga Valley.
2023-02-2836 minPoetry of ImpactSam Teicher on Building a Mutual Relationship with NatureSam Teicher is the co-founder and Chief Reef Officer of Coral Vita, a mission-driven company that is restoring damaged coral reefs in the Bahamas. Inspired by the strength and peace he found in nature, Sam was moved to dedicate his energy to the wondrous ecosystem that sustains marine life and 1 billion human livelihoods. In this episode, he shares his story of being driven by a desire to do his part to “repair the world,” and how he maintains optimism in the face of environmental destruction. He also paints a majestic picture of the underwater world that evokes in him both...
2023-02-0143 minPoetry of ImpactTeal Brown Zimring & Hari Balasubramanian on Climate, Connection & CommunityTeal Brown Zimring is a partner at Galvanize Partners LLC and executive director of Lab to Land. Hari Balasubramanian is a managing partner at EcoAdvisors and co-founder of EcoInvestors Capital. In this episode, Teal & Hari come together to discuss the magnitude of the problems of climate change and what’s causing the lags in addressing these problems. They illuminate their stories of how they individually arrived at nature as their focus. Teal & Hari talk about what stops capital from effectively addressing climate issues while providing a new perspective on how we might move forward.
2022-12-051h 04Poetry of ImpactKarine Sarkissian on Art, Identity & ImpactKarine Sarkissian is a founding partner at Tamar Capital, a single-family office based between the Middle East, the UK, and the US. She co-founded Le Studio as a part of Tamar capital to actively support portfolio companies and investors through design. In this episode, Karine talks about exploring her identity and finding her voice through art. She tells us about the endless possibilities that can arise when design and art are integrated with impact. She also shares how she and her brothers are transforming the family legacy through the family office and how she works to maintain balance in...
2022-11-2640 minPoetry of ImpactRenee Lertzman on Finding Alignment Amid Ecological CrisesDr. Renee Lertzman is a pioneer and leader at the intersection of psychology, climate and environment. Renee is a climate psychologist on a mission to infuse as much literacy about the complexity of the human psyche, particularly paired with our present-day challenges in climate. In this episode, you’ll hear how Renee places emphasis on cultivating alignment and accessing our internal resources as we navigate living in an ever-changing world amid ecological crises.
2022-11-1449 minPoetry of ImpactJosef Abramowitz on Taking Risks for ImpactJosef Abramowitz is the CEO of Gigawatt Global, a green energy impact platform building solar fields in some of the world’s poorest countries. He has been named one of the planet’s top Green Pioneers by CNN and nominated by 12 African countries for the Nobel Peace Prize for his solar work. In this episode, Josef takes us along for some of his wildest adventures, illustrating just how much he is willing to risk in order to make the most impact for the most impoverished communities around the world. He reminds us of the urgency to address climate change at fu...
2022-10-3147 minPoetry of ImpactChintan Panchal on Purpose & Life EnergyChintan Panchal is a Founding Partner of RPCK, a global boutique law firm that integrates the foundations of impact into its practice. In this episode, Chintan talks about a third-dimension of resources that extends beyond time and money – life energy. He questions how we can harness and apply our life energy in intentional ways through passion and purpose. Chintan grounds his work by staying close to the qualitative effects on those around him and finds his life energy is regenerative when involved in meaningful enterprises.
2022-10-1747 minPoetry of ImpactTom & Alden Stoner on Anchoring Success in JoyTom & Alden Stoner are a collaborative father & daughter team who together lead Nature Sacred, an organization that builds urban sanctuaries that reduce stress, improve health, and strengthen communities. Tom is the Co-Founder and Alden is the CEO of Nature Sacred. In this episode, Tom & Alden tell the story of Nature Sacred’s evolution over the last few decades and how they anchor their success in ‘joy.’ It’s obvious in this conversation that their shared passion for elevating the human spirit enriches their relationship as father and daughter as well as the many, many others whom their work has touched.
2022-10-1059 min
Catalyst TalksPoetry of Impact with Gino BorgesThis episode is sponsored by The EVOLVE Program - grab the free Unlocking Higher Purpose Series - http://unlockinghigherpurpose.com
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2022-09-151h 00Poetry of ImpactSam Adams on Connecting the 'Why' with the 'How'Sam Adams, CEO and co-founder of Vert Asset Management, shares the entanglement of his love for the natural world and his joint desire for efficiency and justice. Sam talks about writing his first book, raising a family, and finding deep purpose in his work in sustainable investing. He believes that bringing people closer to more palpable experiences of climate change will be the ultimate game changer in shifting capital towards solutions. What’s apparent in this conversation is that Sam is committed to sustainability at every level of his life, from his day-to-day micro-actions to his macro-work in impact inv...
2022-09-0851 min
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2022-07-021h 35Poetry of ImpactJenna Nicholas on Story, Spirit and ConnectionJenna Nicholas, CEO of Impact Experience, has always had a strong connection with spirit and this connection has continued to be a through line in her life and in her work in race inequality. She talks about the importance of integrating individuals’ stories and the broader socio-cultural context with data to ground our understanding of historical and present injustices. Jenna hopes to bring more people and organizations face-to-face with the realities of social and race injustices and to have their own visceral experiences that could then inform our current narrative.
2022-06-0847 minPoetry of ImpactAunnie Patton Power on Adventure FinanceAunnie Patton Power is the founder of Intelligent Impact. Aunnie is a reformed investment banker whose work is now solely focused on impact as academic, an author, an advisor and an angel investor. In this episode, Aunnie talks about transitioning to and building a life close to impact in South Africa. She shares her insights into what’s holding us back and how we might actualize our goals of revolutionizing the impact space. Aunnie has a unique and successful approach that’s highlighted in her first book called Adventure Finance.
2022-04-1150 minPoetry of ImpactAaron & Andrea Lee-Zucker on Unlocking Love & PresenceAaron & Andrea Lee-Zucker are both deeply dedicated to self-work and helping others access their own regenerative energy. Aaron is the Founder & CEO of collab.health where he’s into biohacking & coaching. Andrea is a coach, artist, activist, and impact investor on a journey to live with love and creativity in every layer of life. Between their many shared projects and individual endeavors, Aaron & Andrea illustrate their own capacity to drop into the invisible world to manifest a balanced, optimal life experience and invite us to do the same!
2022-03-1757 minPoetry of ImpactEuler Bropleh on Navigating Fate & CircumstanceEuler Bropleh, Founder of VestedWorld, brings us a story unlike anything we’ve heard on The Poetry of Impact Podcast so far. Though we all have our reasons for choosing impact, Euler’s journey to impact is uniquely rooted in his home country in Africa and the direct experience of hardship during his upbringing in Liberia during its first civil war. If not for an intuitive decision by his mother, Euler’s life could have taken a drastically different path. Euler talks about immigrating to the US and his desires, along with the limitations, of serving his home country. He detail...
2022-02-2341 min2022-02-0246 min
Poetry of ImpactRachel Robasciotti on Building Cooperative Systems for Racial JusticeRachel Robasciotti, Founder & CEO of Adasina, takes us through her experiences as a Black woman in America. She shares stories of tragedy and segregation in her youth as well as her personal successes in overcoming multiple-systems failure to graduate at 15 and go to college. She talks about the history of slavery, forced arbitration and police violence and illustrates how she skillfully integrates her attunement to truth to turn finance into a tool of cooperation in service of those who need it most.
2021-12-1640 minPoetry of ImpactAdam & Bec Milgrom on Being Better, Not PerfectBec & Adam Milgrom, Co-Founders of Tripple Ventures, talk all about sibling dynamics in the workspace and how their shared goals in impact amplify their familial relationships. Adam & Bec tell us about the immense feelings of responsibility, urgency, uncomfortableness and simultaneous joy in their roles of guiding capital. By deploying all the tools in their boxes, Adam & Bec take very practical yet immediate action to solve the most urgent issues we face today. They remind us that we don’t have to have all of the answers to start making a difference.
2021-11-1742 min
Poetry of ImpactJames Sternlicht on Paving Your Own PathJames Sternlicht, CEO & Founder of The Peace Department, shares what it’s like to grow up with privilege and he uses his circumstances to bring about positive change for others and the planet. James has a unique way of looking at the world as he integrates his interests with impact and seeks larger-scale, more permanent solutions as opposed to the fragmentation he sees in the market.
2021-10-2640 min
Poetry of ImpactReetu & Suraj Gupta on Building a Generational Business with ImpactReetu & Suraj Gupta, brother and sister duo, run the Easton’s Group of Hotels, Canada’s largest private hotel development firm and an early stage venture fund: Rogue Insights. The two share stories of growing up Indian in Canada with their successful entrepreneurial parents. They talk about the family dynamics involved in reshaping the family business to be sustainable and successful through multiple generations and the role of integrating impact at all levels in their company. Reetu & Suraj both share a wild, palpable spirit for entrepreneurship that comes through in this episode.
2021-10-2048 min
Poetry of ImpactOliver Libby on The Playground of ImpactOliver Libby, Co-Founder & Managing Partner of H/L Ventures, takes us on a tour of his optimistically skeptical mind, stringing together his family’s history in medicine and science, tales of late antiquity and modern-day stories of human connection. Not only does Oliver have a brilliant way of looking at the world, he is greatly skilled in applying the appropriate tools to bring real change to individuals and communities. Oliver brings openness, authenticity and, most of all, heart into his life and work.
2021-10-0842 min
Poetry of ImpactJill Soffer on Banking for ClimateJill Soffer, Co-Founder of Banking for Climate, offers up deep reflections on how her upbringing amidst a unique family structure, the loss of her mother in her teenage years and her experiences in nature have informed her path over the years, leading to the co-creation of Banking for Climate. She further outlines what needs to happen in these conversations around banking, fossil fuels, and climate so we can amplify the movement to critical mass. Jill shows up with a fierce femininity committed to caring for Earth and all its inhabitants. In this episode, Jill talks about: H...
2021-10-0437 min
Poetry of ImpactWill Weisman on Mindset & BalanceWill Weisman, Founder of KittyHawk Ventures, talks about his hunger for success early in his career and how this hunger has transformed through self-work over the last decade. He shares his journey to find contentment, neutrality and a sense of enoughness while still remaining highly engaged and excited about his work in venture capital. Will is an exemplification of how the work we do each day to make the world a better place simultaneously works on us to become our best selves. In this episode, Will talks about: The constant dance of finding ba...
2021-09-2639 minPoetry of ImpactMilo Runkle on Activism & Spiritual HealingMilo Runkle, founder of Mercy for Animals, takes us on a journey through the many pivotal moments that have shaped his present thinking. From finding his voice in animal activism and the passing of his mother to transformation through plant medicine and stepping down from the board of Mercy for Animals, Milo offers deep insights around spiritual healing, identity, and connection that naturally energizes and excites the heart.In this episode, Milo talks about: The origins of his connections to the natural world and his empathy for other non-human beings [1:40]His exposure to a...
2021-09-0941 min
Poetry of ImpactWinston Ibrahim on Scaling Human Potential Through WellnessWinston Ibrahim, Founder and CEO of Hydros, shares his perspectives on how innovations in health and wellness have the power to positively impact human potential. Winston talks about his relationship with water and single-use plastics and opens up about his deep desire to pursue his own passions amidst familial pressure. He emphasizes the importance of simplicity when it comes to health and wellness and reminds us that ‘biohacking’ is really nothing new. Winston leaves us with the wisdom of how to be our best selves in today’s sometimes overstimulating world. In this episode, Winston talks about: The se...
2021-09-0142 min
Poetry of ImpactMarcus Whitney on Time, Family & Personal EvolutionMarcus Whitney, Founding Partner of Jumpstart Health Investors, synthesizes his life experiences from raising his two children, practicing martial arts, being Black in America and establishing himself as an innovator in healthcare venture capital. Marcus shares the many transitions that have led him to more long-term thinking, recognizing that big visions take time. He naturally weaves the principles of martial arts into his work and offers insight into how our society can rewrite the narratives around inequality, politics, and business. In this episode, Marcus talks about: This transitional moment in his life towards longer-term thinking [3:40]The...
2021-08-2553 min
Poetry of ImpactJochen Wermuth on Policy, Family & ModestyJochen Wermuth, co-founder of Wermuth Asset Management, brings a level of depth and honesty on how environmental policy directly affects individuals. He shares the stories of growing up near Chernobyl and later his experiences in Northern Russia amidst an oil spill. Jochen shares his pain-points in the impact world and the candid conversations he has with his children about allocating their inheritance to impact. Jochen has a deep desire to make an impact in all areas of his life and to be the most effective he can be through a life of honesty and modesty.
2021-08-0938 min
Poetry of ImpactSheri Sobrato & Eric Brisson on Emotional IntelligenceSheri Sobrato, a member of the Sobrato Family Foundation, and her husband, Eric Brisson, share how their early experiences in life have shaped their goals in impact. Sheri details her life as a young adult, regularly in and out of hospitals, as she was diagnosed with a brain tumor in her early 20s. Eric talks about his upbringing in the outdoors and how his reverence for the natural world propels him to take action. The two discuss how they integrate emotional intelligence into their relationship, their parenting, and their investments. In this episode, Sheri & E...
2021-07-1835 min
Poetry of ImpactRon & Marty Cordes on 100% ImpactRon & Marty Cordes, Founders of The Cordes Foundation, share their journey of transforming their conventional portfolio to 100% impact investing and philanthropy. Both Ron and Marty detail the origins of their desire to extend the use of their traditional finance skills to directly help those in need. The couple talk about encouraging and integrating family and children into the impact process by exposing them to age-appropriate philanthropy and by including them into the decision making process. They share their excitement about the millennial generation engaging deeply in impact.In this episode, Ron & Marty talk about:
2021-07-0741 min
Poetry of ImpactBrent Kessel with a Deep Inquiry into EnoughnessBrent Kessel, co-founder and CEO of Abacus Wealth Partners, explores his motivation for excess and his quest for the origins of the desire for more. Brent details his personal, never-ending journey towards enough - enough capital, enough time, enough work, enough energy. He openly shares his somatic experiences of attachment, loss, and aging, feeling into the truth of his own impermanence. Brent encourages humble curiosity around the myth of scarcity. In this episode, Brent talks about: The origins of his quest for enoughness [4:30]His present inquiry into enough “time” [5:53]Leveling off his consumption and qu...
2021-06-2142 min
Poetry of ImpactJennifer Kenning with Reflections on Loss, Time & InclusivityJennifer Kenning, CEO & co-founder of Align Impact, openly shares her experiences with loss and how these painful experiences have transformed her day-to-day work. With a recognition of the finitude of time, she delves into what is truly worthy of her time and energy. Jennifer reflects on her past addiction to “time” that is now guided by a connection with the inner voice guiding her to slow down and enjoy the journey. Jennifer applies this deep self-knowledge to impact investing, encouraging the collective to embrace inclusivity and remember that human relationships are at the center of impact. ...
2021-06-1539 min
Poetry of ImpactMatthew Weatherley-White on Escaping the Tyranny of MoreMatthew Weatherley-White, Co-Founder of Caprock Group, details his early disillusionment with traditional investment firms that operated solely for financial profit. It’s evident that Matthew’s path is well-guided by a deep self-awareness. Matthew ponders the existential liberation of always wanting more, deep-rooted emotional responses to money, and how capitalism just might save us all. In this episode, Matthew talks about: Realizing socially responsible investing mirrored his own impact intentions [6:03] Finding traditional investment firms viewed clients as revenue streams [9:42] Growing weary of expanding his firm by sacrificing all his time and focus [14:26] Helping families find alternative metrics to measure financial success [1...
2021-05-2649 min
Poetry of ImpactTim Ring on Access to Med-TechTim Ring talks about his transition from CEO of a large medical technology company to co-founding TeamFund, catalyzed by an inquiry from his wife who asked “How do you feel that more than half of the world does not have access to the medical technology you make?” He tells us of the dissonance he felt as a human being and what’s expected as a company CEO which further motivated him to utilize his many years of expertise in business to chip away at the barriers to healthcare technology access in low-resource communities. Underlying all this, Tim’s story illustra...
2021-04-2842 min
Poetry of ImpactNicole Systrom on Climate SolutionsNicole Systrom, a climate-change advocate and founder of Sutro Energy Group, details her advocacy efforts to tackle climate issues. Influenced by childhood visits to Yosemite National Park, she has become a messenger and advocate for Nature. She discusses how becoming a mother has caused her to reframe her thoughts on conservation, now viewing the climate crisis through the lens of human impact. Nicole insists the time is now to create positive change through climate-focused application of philanthropy, policy, and investing.IN THIS EPISODE, NICOLE TALKS ABOUTIdentifying philanthropy’s role in environmental conservation [2:40]Founding Sutro Energy Gr...
2021-04-0637 min
Poetry of ImpactAmy Novogratz on Reshaping AquacultureAmy Novogratz, Founder & Managing Partner of AquaSpark, fervidly details her vision to disrupt the fastest growing food industry in the world, aquaculture. She talks about the need for clarity around where our food comes from, especially in the aquaculture industry where, currently, the whole sector is out of sight. Amy seeks to realize the greatest potential in an industry that can be revolutionary to our food systems if care and transparency are embedded in every layer of production from feed and disease to technology. Amy’s passion, innovation, and creativity are at the core of her efforts to restore and...
2021-04-0435 min
Poetry of ImpactNatasha & Alex Lamb on Sustainable FinanceNatasha & Alex Lamb eloquently dance back and forth about their beginnings as a couple together focused on sustainability. They each share stories of their youth that inevitably established the roots of impact and how their present partnership, personally and professionally, fuels their ability to fearlessly confront power for positive change.IN THIS EPISODE, NATASHA & ALEX TALK ABOUTShifting paths and transitioning to sustainability as together as a couple [3:04]Their role models who have greatly influenced their journey [10:57]Discerning doubt and criticism in impact investing [19:54]Their respective upbringings that influenced their choices to make a life of...
2021-03-3145 min
Poetry of ImpactLisa Renstrom on Family Office Impact AdvisingLisa Renstrom, Founder of ValuesAdvisor, details her adventures that led her down the path of impact. She shares her core values of building meaningful, authentic relationships and energizing money for good. Lisa explores intentionality over profit in her role helping others get to the root of “enoughness.” She encourages investors of every level to actively pursue financial opportunities that speak peace to their hearts and minds.In this episode, Lisa talks about: Her acquisition of financial resources that gives her the responsibility and privilege of being an impact investor [2:29]Successfully campaigning to move billions of dollars out of t...
2021-03-2233 min
Poetry of ImpactScott Saslow on Impact EducationScott Saslow, Founder & CEO of OneWorld, shares his vision for widening the impact ecosystem by weaving social impact education and development throughout organizations, small and large. He confirms that impact investing is not black and white, but rather shades of grey that is fueled by the synergy of both financial gains and impact outcomes. Scott believes education, training, and strong relationships will be what tips the scale for a growing impact community.IN THIS EPISODE, SCOTT TALKS ABOUTFounding OneWorld to break down silos in social impact [2:08]Scaling social impact at the organizational level [8:12]How to r...
2021-03-1041 min
Poetry of ImpactEva Yazhari on Expression through ImpactEva Yazhari, Co-Founder of Beyond Capital Fund, sends us down the rabbit hole, exploring the inextricable entanglement of service, creativity, inspiration and expression with her work in impact investing. She taps into ever-present abundance and talks about what it feels like – somatically – to contribute beyond oneself. Eva encourages us all to explore our inner worlds, liberate our authentic selves, and tune into what really makes us feel alive.
2021-03-0246 min
Poetry of ImpactLiesbet Peeters on Diversity and Human CapitalLiesbet Peeters, Founder of Volta Impact, shares her “why” for transcending mainstream finance to pursue something more meaningful, leading to her current work in Africa. She articulates the deep value of diversity and how she applies impact investing principles to human capital, providing opportunities for her team to develop their wholesome self. Liesbet is deliberate about building close relationships – near and far – inviting trust and humility into her work.
2021-02-0835 min
Poetry of ImpactRuth Shaber on Investing in Women's HealthRuth Shaber, Founder of Tara Health Foundation, shares the evolution of her career, working from within the healthcare system as a physician to later linking her personal mission with her investments for whole systems change. She talks about family planning as a catalyst for growth in all areas of impact – from climate change to clean water to access to jobs. Ruth interweaves her nurturing essence into all that she does, emphasizing self-care when funneling her energy into the spaces where she can be most impactful.
2021-02-0339 min
Poetry of ImpactNick Green on Social EntrepreneurshipNick Green is the co-founder and CEO of Thrive Market, an online market on a mission to make healthy living easy and accessible for every budget, lifestyle, and geography. Nick describes himself as an accidental entrepreneur who fell off the constructed, artificial path laid out by his early years in formal education. The inequalities of access to education struck him at his core, igniting his entrepreneurial spirit. Nick talks about embracing vulnerability, uncertainty, and rejection, using failure as a fuel for expanding his purpose to something much larger than himself.
2020-12-1942 min
Poetry of ImpactBruce Campbell on Impact LawBruce Campbell, Founder and “Chief Happiness Officer” of Blue Dot Law, a law firm representing entrepreneurs, NGOs, and investors solely in impact transactions explores the resistance to love within the business world and shares how he seeks to integrate love and happiness into a field where emotion is often neglected. He discusses the cooperative, consensus-based model that makes his impact law firm unique and touches on his inner dialogue between power and humility.
2020-12-0447 min
Poetry of ImpactPaolo Fresia on 100% ImpactPaolo Fresia, Founder of 100% Sustainability, recounts the story of his inheritance and how his relationship with loss has led to an expansion of his impact imagination. He takes us through the somatic experiences that have illuminated his path in impact, from a panic attack during the financial crisis to the center of a cholera outbreak in Haiti to an eye-opening visit of a poultry processing factory in China. Paolo’s encounters around the globe have taught him to prioritize the areas that are most neglected when it comes to his investments and philanthropic endeavors.
2020-11-2438 min
Poetry of ImpactGeeta Aiyer on Sustainable FinanceGeeta Aiyer, Founder of Boston Common Assets, fluidly migrates between the grammar and poetry of impact as she lends us a depth of knowledge around finance while sharing stories of past and present that continue to motivate her work in impact. She emphasizes shareholder engagement in order to change the foundations of corporations and the urgency behind transitioning to responsible investing practices. Geeta acknowledges many eternal topics, most notably power, affirming that our current economic system is only operating at a fraction of its capacity to regenerate individuals, the environment, and society at large.
2020-11-1843 min
The Beyond Capital PodcastIt Takes a Village: Gino Borges of Open Path CapitalDuring the Covid-19 pandemic, about 8.5% of renters in the United States, or 2.82 million households, missed, delayed or made reduced payments.In this episode, hear from Gino Borges, a Partner at OpenPath Investments, a social impact real estate company that acquires under-performing multi-family properties and transforms them into vibrant communities. Gino was previously a principal at the Impact Capital Group, an incubator for mission-driven entrepreneurs. Gino is also an experienced real estate investor, a frequent speaker and host of the Journey to Impact podcast."There's a deeper opportunity to connect people to their micro-communities," says Gino. "...
2020-11-1729 min
Poetry of ImpactTripp Baird on Right LivelihoodTripp Baird, co-founder and managing partner of The Builders Fund, eloquently shares how his occupation in business is deeply intertwined with his journey through Right Livelihood. He recognized early on that he couldn’t build a career around something he wasn’t passionate about, pivoting away from big bureaucracy towards purpose-driven business. Tripp details the competitive advantages of a purpose-driven business model that holds transparency, respect, and open communication at its core while creating value for all stakeholders.
2020-11-0444 min
Poetry of ImpactJesse Fink on Integrated Climate SolutionsJesse Fink, co-founder of MissionPoint Capital Partners, shares his approach to catalyzing impact through the fusion of multiple forms of capital and through systems-wide analysis. He takes us on a ride through his endeavors with his wife, Betsy, from local, family farming to mapping food waste, on a quest to find global solutions to climate change. Jesse reveals the natural progression of his impact journey as a result of nurturing human capital. Jesse and his family continue to work from the ground up, supporting, mentoring, and learning from entrepreneurs, artists, farmers, researchers, and many others living intentional lives.
2020-10-2948 min
Poetry of ImpactLinda Solomon Wood on Impact MediaLinda Solomon Wood, CEO of Observer Media Group and founder and editor-in-chief of Canada’s National Observer, talks candidly about why investigative and in-depth journalism matters more today than ever amidst a lot of storytelling narratives that have no relationship to facts. Linda knows that millions and millions of people are eager for the truth. She emphasizes that it should be the media’s job to present facts untainted by personal will or ego and that good reporting is incredibly valuable to society to expose corruption and to serve justice. And… good reporting starts with deep listening…
2020-10-2542 min
Poetry of ImpactDenise Hearn on The Myth of CapitalismDenise Hearn takes us into the world of liminality straddling the worlds of grammar and poetry. She talks about transcending paradigms, taking comfort in the paradoxical nature of life, and tapping into life force energy to find fulfillment in our daily work.
2020-10-2144 min
Poetry of ImpactLuni Libes on Impact VCWith over 25 years experience in the start-up world, Luni Libes shares his passion for funding impact ventures. Emphasizing experience over intuition, Luni's success hinges on the patterns he's observed over the last 30 years and his ability to filter out start-ups that are likely to fail by pinpointing the holes in a given business model.
2020-10-0639 min
Poetry of ImpactAriel Nessel & Birju Pandya on Purpose of CapitalAriel Nessel & Birju Pandya are the hearts and minds behind Mobius, a capital allocation office using an integrated capital approach to develop multiple forms of wealth focused on redeveloping habitable spaces, abating suffering, and inclining well-being. In this episode, Ariel & Birju emphasize the integration of multiple forms of capital while inviting others to the benefits of living generously through opportunities to grow in compassion and wisdom.
2020-09-2444 min
Poetry of ImpactDamon Gameau on Climate Impact MediaDamon Gameau shares his journey through vulnerability, arriving at his most recent production, 2040, a documentary exploring new solutions to climate change. Damon explains his approach to storytelling as a means of connecting through authenticity and empathy in order to mobilize new approaches to long-existing challenges.
2020-09-2036 min
Poetry of ImpactMatt Moore on Impact HospitalityMatthew Moore, Co-Founder of Greenbelt Hospitality, shares how his background in farming and art has provided the tools for navigating the COVID-19 crisis and entrepreneurship, itself. Matthew also details the process of a public-private partnership in efforts to democratize the farm-to-table movement.
2020-09-2042 min
Poetry of ImpactBerry Liberman on 100% Family OfficeBerry Liberman, Founder of Dumbo Feather & Co-Founder of Small Giants AU, illumines the realities of crises in Australia between the recent wildfires and the COVID pandemic. She shares a story of optimism and hope, springing from her dedication to love and service.
2020-09-2045 min
Poetry of ImpactRon Gonen on the Closed-Loop EconomyRon Gonen, Co-founder & CEO of Closed Loop Partners, details the benefits of a circular economy. He explains the difficulties of facing the long-lived linear economic system and how we can approach these challenges through inquiry and confidence.
2020-09-2033 min
Poetry of ImpactMorgan Simon on Social JusticeMorgan Simon, author of Real Impact: The New Economics of Social Change, details how the COVID crisis reveals how our current broken economic system leads social injustice. Morgan continues to provide hope along with concrete strategies for combating social injustice as a financial activist.
2020-09-2037 min
Poetry of ImpactBettina von Hagen on Eco ForestryHow are the forests feeling amidst the Covid crisis? Bettina von Hagen of Ecotrust Forestry shares the deep value of investment in sustainable forestry along with her passions for biodiversity in the natural world that come from her rich childhood history.
2020-09-2039 min
Poetry of ImpactAaron Holm on Sustainable CommunitiesAaron Holm, Co-CEO of Blokable, shares how his real-estate development company has stepped in to support the coronavirus crisis in Washington State and how this crisis can shift our understanding of our current real estate paradigm.
2020-09-2035 min
Poetry of ImpactIbrahim Husseini on Climate SolutionsIbrahim Husseini, Founder & CEO of FullCycle, shares his personal experiences amidst the COVID-19 crisis. Husseini also tells of his inspiration around climate work and FullCycle's investment strategy for solving the climate crisis.
2020-09-2036 min
Poetry of ImpactLaura Callanan on The Creative EconomyLaura Callanan, Founder of Upstart Co-Lab, shares her experiences that have led to the intersection of impact investing and the Creative Economy.
2020-09-2033 min
Poetry of ImpactCory Smith on Workplace ResiliencyCory Smith shares personal and professional stories that led to the creation of Wisdom Labs, a company working to reduce workplace stress, increase engagement, and build community within organizations, large and small.
2020-09-2028 min
Poetry of ImpactJonathan Rose on Sustainable CommunitiesJonathan Rose, Founder of Jonathan Rose Companies, takes us through his beginnings in philanthropy and interests in affordable housing that started early in his childhood. He shares the foundations of strong, flourishing communities that are built sustainably, both from the environmental and social standpoint.
2020-09-2043 min
Poetry of ImpactAlexandra & Josephine Korijn on Impact Family OfficeSisters, Alexandra & Josephine Korjin, share their journey of their capital inheritance and how they have chosen to deploy capital for social and environmental change. The two give practical and proven advice on how to slowly integrate impact into a family office through love, non-judgment, and respect.
2020-09-2044 min
Poetry of ImpactRachel Gerrol on Convening ImpactRachel Gerrol, Co-founder of Nexus Global, highlights her strategies in bringing together like-minded, high-net worth individuals to build a strong, supportive network that can lead change in today's economy.
2020-09-2053 min
Poetry of ImpactHoward Fischer & Eric Jacobsen on Convening ImpactFounders of Gratitude Railroad, Howard Fischer & Eric Jacobsen share their serendipitous meeting at Harvard and the intentions that grew out of their business partnership. Howard discusses his application of a "Wall St attitude" in impact, and Eric tells about his goals of becoming 100% impact.
2020-09-1751 min
Poetry of ImpactAnnie Chen on 100% ImpactAnnie Chen, Principal & Chair of RS Group Asia, highlights the current cultural roadblocks of impact investing in Asia today and the challenges of working within a family office. Annie shares what inspired her to make the transition to impact and delves into the question of "What is enough?"
2020-09-1749 min
Poetry of ImpactKristin Hull on Gender-Lens InvestingKristin Hull, Founder of Nia Impact Capital, outlines her journey from a school teacher in the Bay Area to a leader in impact finance. Kristin develops a strong case for diversity in the workplace and for building impact investments around a diversity and gender-lens, proving that these types of investments can year after year outperform the market.
2020-09-1755 min
Poetry of ImpactLisa Curtis on Social EntrepreneurshipLisa Curtis, Founder of Kuli Kuli Foods, shares her journey from the Peace Corp to crowdfunding to building her own sustainable food company. She discusses the challenges of initial funding, transitioning and diversifying her staff, and balancing her business life and her personal life.
2020-09-1753 min
Poetry of ImpactSasha Dichter on Impact MeasurementSasha Dichter, Co-Founder of 60decibels, illustrates the power and the necessity of metrics in impact. He shares 60decibels strategy of collecting direct, first-hand stories for clients to truly understand the potential for impact in their work. Sasha makes a strong case for the continued use and development of metrics beyond numbers.
2020-09-171h 00
Poetry of ImpactStuart Williams on In Place ImpactStuart Williams, Founder of In Place Impact, shares a depth of knowledge along with concrete examples on how place-based investing can be a solution shaping the future of our economy.
2020-09-171h 03
Poetry of ImpactJoe Sanberg on Sustainable FinanceJoe Sanberg, Co-Founder of Aspiration Bank, shares his journey from childhood poverty to eventually graduating from Harvard to finding solutions to bring individuals direct opportunities for impact through Aspiration Bank.
2020-09-1749 min
Poetry of ImpactLiesel Pritzker Simmons on 100% Impact Family OfficeLiesel Pritzker Simmons of Blue Haven Initiative illustrates the internal struggle of capital abundance and how to transform capital for its best use through a 100% impact family office. Liesel talks about her period of deep introspection, her use of micro-financing as an impact tool, and her hopes for her family as impact leaders.
2020-09-1758 min
Poetry of ImpactErika Karp on Sustainable FinanceErika Karp of Cornerstone Capital talks about her childhood, her maturation in the finance space, and the challenges and successes of raising a family while heading one of today's leading impact investing advisory firms.
2020-09-1756 min
Poetry of ImpactSteve Glickman: Opportunity ZonesSteve Glickman is the Founder and Chief Executive Officer of Develop LLC, the nation's leading advisory firm dedicated to building and supporting Opportunity Zone Funds. As one of the nation's top Opportunity Zones experts, Steve shares the A to Z on everything you need to know about OZs.
2020-09-171h 01
Poetry of ImpactJoel Solomon on The Clean Money RevolutionJoel Solomon illustrates the journey of a life well-lived amongst challenge after challenge. His message for us is to live with love and decency in every aspect of our lives. Joel has spent years contemplating the role of money and lays out his personal understanding of achieving clean money.
2020-09-1758 min
Poetry of ImpactJohn Fullerton on Regenerative CapitalismJohn Fullerton shares his visceral beginnings of transitioning from conventional Wall Street investing to impact investing. John delves deeply into his concept of regenerative capital as a means for making the world a better place.
2020-09-1754 min
Poetry of ImpactDanny Almagor on Empathy & Next EconomyInspiring the masses to use empathy as a guide in business, Danny Almagor shares with us the depth of his love and understanding in how to create a better future for all. Through Impact Safaris and a unique business model, Danny has built Small Giants with his wife Berry Liberman in hopes to model the possibilities of the Next Economy.
2020-09-171h 00
Poetry of ImpactLorrie Meyercord on The Creative EconomyInvesting in the arts? Is it possible? Lorrie Meyercord outlines her unique journey to capital abundance and shares how she has found a way to support artists, beyond philanthropy, using impact investing.
2020-09-1752 min
Poetry of ImpactJed Emerson on The Purpose of CapitalJed Emerson shares his story of transitioning from his early passion of not-for-profit social work to systems change through impact investing. Jed provides a framework for addressing some of our most pressing issues today, including self-discovery.
2020-09-171h 00
Recomenda Aí#20 - O COMEBACK: Halloween feat. Gessycka GinoSEGURA ESSE COMEBACK REAL OFICIAL! Depois de alguns meses, o podcast do Recomenda Aí tá de volta, com novos integrantes e um novo formato! Ah, mas é claro que essa volta tinha que sempre em grande estilo, né? Pois a nossa convidada é nada mais nada menos que GESSYCKA GINO, dona de um de um dos instagrams mais populares de Belém, e também a nova embaixadora da Pantene. Falamos sobre Halloween, dicas de fantasias, lendas urbanas e como Gessycka nunca deu audiência pro Gugu Liberato... kkkkk Olha, com esse bate-papo vai ser impossível segurar a risada! S...
2019-10-2246 min
Top Full Audiobooks in Mystery, Thriller & Horror, Police & DetectiveIce Cold Heart: A Monkeewrench Novel by P. J. TracyPlease visit https://thebookvoice.com/podcasts/1/audiobook/413196 to listen full audiobooks. Title: Ice Cold Heart: A Monkeewrench Novel Series: #10 of The Monkeewrench Series Author: P. J. Tracy Narrator: Sarah Borges Format: Unabridged Audiobook Length: 9 hours 40 minutes Release date: September 10, 2019 Genres: Police & Detective Publisher's Summary: Minneapolis detectives Leo Magozzi and Gino Rolseth join Grace MacBride and Monkeewrench to uncover a dark and ugly conspiracy that reaches deep into the safety of homes in this latest electrifying thriller from New York Times bestselling author P. J. Tracy. It’s a bitter winter in Minnesota—too cold to kill. There hasn’t been a murde...
2019-09-1003 min
Access Top-Rated Full Audiobooks in Mystery, Thriller & Horror, SuspenseLive Bait by P. J. TracyPlease visit https://thebookvoice.com/podcasts/1/audiobook/344864 to listen full audiobooks. Title: Live Bait Series: #2 of Twin Cities Thriller Author: P. J. Tracy Narrator: Sarah Borges Format: Unabridged Audiobook Length: 9 hours 57 minutes Release date: August 23, 2018 Genres: Suspense Publisher's Summary: Penguin presents the audiobook edition of Live Bait by P. J. Tracy, read by Sarah Borges. When elderly Morey Gilbert is found, lying dead in the grass by his wife, Lily, it's a tragedy, but it shouldn't have been a shock - old people die. But when she finds a bullet hole in his skull, the blood washed away by heavy r...
2018-08-2305 min
Access Top-Rated Full Audiobooks in Mystery, Thriller & Horror, SuspenseCold Kill by P. J. TracyPlease visit https://thebookvoice.com/podcasts/1/audiobook/344877 to listen full audiobooks. Title: Cold Kill Series: #7 of Twin Cities Thriller Author: P. J. Tracy Narrator: Sarah Borges Format: Unabridged Audiobook Length: 7 hours 38 minutes Release date: August 23, 2018 Genres: Suspense Publisher's Summary: Penguin presents the audiobook edition of Cold Kill by P. J. Tracy, read by Sarah Borges. Two dead bodies. On a cold winter's night in Minneapolis, two friends are brutally murdered on opposite sides of the city. It's clear to homicide detectives Gino and Magozzi that the men were targets - but why? A decades-old conspiracy. As Gino and Magozzi begin t...
2018-08-2305 min
Access Top-Rated Full Audiobooks in Mystery, Thriller & Horror, SuspensePlay to Kill by P. J. TracyPlease visit https://thebookvoice.com/podcasts/1/audiobook/346927 to listen full audiobooks. Title: Play to Kill Series: #5 of Twin Cities Thriller Author: P. J. Tracy Narrator: Sarah Borges Format: Unabridged Audiobook Length: 8 hours 30 minutes Release date: August 23, 2018 Genres: Suspense Publisher's Summary: Penguin presents the audiobook edition of Play to Kill by P. J. Tracy, read by Sarah Borges. Call it murdertube . . . Minneapolis homicide cops Leo Magozzi and Gino Rolseth fish a murdered drag queen out of the Mississippi. Another day, another corpse. Except the victim's death throes quickly appear in a video posted online. And there are other videos, other murders. U...
2018-08-2305 min
Access Top-Rated Full Audiobooks in Mystery, Thriller & Horror, SuspenseTwo Evils by P. J. TracyPlease visit https://thebookvoice.com/podcasts/1/audiobook/344883 to listen full audiobooks. Title: Two Evils Series: #6 of Twin Cities Thriller Author: P. J. Tracy Narrator: Sarah Borges Format: Unabridged Audiobook Length: 7 hours 51 minutes Release date: August 23, 2018 Ratings: Ratings of Book: 4 of Total 1 Genres: Suspense Publisher's Summary: Penguin presents the audiobook edition of Two Evils by P. J. Tracy, read by Sarah Borges. As the nights draw in so the killings begin... A missing girl is found dead in a parking lot, her throat cut. Two young immigrants are gunned down in their apartment. And with each passing day the body count r...
2018-08-2305 min
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