Podcast appearances and mentions of dale nirvani pfeifer

Dale Nirvani Pfeifer, named New Zealand Woman of the Year (community category) in 2016, as well as "40 Under 40 business leader" by the Washington Business Journal, she is passionate about sustainability and social impact efforts that drive a strong return on investment for companies. Dale is the founder and CEO of Goodworld, an award-winning Social Impact Platform used by hundreds of inspirational brands including Mastercard, Citi and Lyft, and named a World Changing Idea and one of the World's Most Innovative Companies by Fast Company magazine as well as one of the top 25 veteran-founded companies by Forbes. Tune in “Getting to the Top!” to find out how this transformational leader is changing the world by following her heart.

In this episode of The ESG Experience, Helee Lev and Ryan Nelson are joined by Dale Nirvani Pfeifer, CEO of Goodworld, to examine the critical role of engagement in ESG leadership. They discuss the importance and benefits of engaging your business community, including customers, employees, & shareholders, in ESG efforts, the ways that this engagement helps increase the value of ESG for business, barriers around engagement and ways to overcome them, real life strategies & examples of effective employee and stakeholder engagement, and more.

Philanthropy is not just a hobby of the well-to-do.  You don’t need a monocle, furs or a top hat to give.  Thanks to modern financial technology, everyone can be a philanthropist.  And your company would do well to join in. To explain why, I invited Dale Nirvani Pfeifer, CEO & Founder at Goodworld, onto today’s show.  Goodworld offers a whole ecosystem of modern ways to charitably give — including tools to help your business increase its impact.  What we talked about: -How Goodworld came about and is modernizing philanthropy -Why the purpose of a corporation is being redefined -How philanthropy is impacted by social media and millennials Check out these resources we mentioned during the podcast: www.cheerfulgiving.com www.business.goodworld.me To ensure that you never miss an episode of Payments Innovation, subscribe on Apple Podcasts, or Spotify, or here.  Until next time!

Dale Nirvani Pfeifer knew she had a calling, and she set out to make it easy and frictionless to donate with one click to any charity on social media. CEO and founder of Goodworld, Dale is helping to revolutionize payments for social good. With a new deal with MasterCard, Dale talks about her startup’s fast growth, how the first VC she pitched laughed at her and what it takes to succeed as a female entrepreneur.

The Philanthropy Podcast Website Email Sean at The Philanthropy Podcast   This week on The Philanthropy Podcast, Dale Nirvani Pfeifer, Founder and CEO of Goodworld, discusses how social payments and social giving. Dale touches on how technology is shifting the way that people interact with money, how that plays out in new forms of giving, how privacy and transparency are perceived differently by younger generations, how the giving patterns of these generations differ from previous ones, how our storytelling might need to catch up to new forms of content consumption and more.    I mention it briefly during our episode, but I'll be changing the approach I take to social media for the podcast this week. Previously I had approached our social media as a marketing tool and definitely spent time trying to make sure the posts were clear, catchy, and impressive looking. I'll be taking a much more authentic approach from here out so my posts will take a step down in formality, but hopefully a step up in fun.   With that, please consider joining our Facebook community at www.facebook.com/thephilanthropypodcast or following us on Twitter at @PhilanthropyPod. You can also join our LinkedIn group by following this link and feel welcome to follow me on LinkedIn.    Signup for a free 14 day trial of ScheduleOnce to make your meeting requests more professional (Click here).   Links in this week's episode: Goodworld Dale Nirvani Pfeifer: Facebook Twitter LinkedIn

In the last episode recorded for 2017 I want to thank you the listeners for all your support and give a quick end of the year wrap-up as well as a preview of some topics to come in 2018. Most of all, I just want to say thank you for tuning in!   We'll be back next week with an interview with Dale Nirvani Pfeifer of GoodWorld to discuss social media giving technology, changes in the way donors view privacy and transparency, and more. Have a great 2018 everyone!   As always, you can follow The Philanthropy Podcast on one of our social media outlets including: Twitter: @PhilanthropyPod Facebook: The Philanthropy Podcast Facebook Page Linkedin: The Philanthropy Podcast LinkedIn Group   Signup for a free 14 day trial of ScheduleOnce to make your meeting requests more professional (Click here).

On this episode of Bootstrapped, we interviewed academic turned founder, Dale Nirvani Pfeifer. Less than 4 years ago, when Dale recognized there was a need to bring philanthropic giving to the next generation, she started Goodworld. The company allows non-profits to receive donations through hashtags and shares on social media sites. Dale's first VC pitch was brutal but it taught her to think bigger about her potential market reach. After raising nearly $3 million in VC funding, Goodworld has successfully bridged the funding gap between non-profits and Millennials. 

Dale Nirvani Pfeifer is changing the way we connect online by making social giving simple. Her company, GoodWorld, is the social fundraising platform fueling seamless, viral charitable payments made with just a hashtag: #donate. An award-winning researcher, Dale applied the theory of Allophilia (like or love of others) to Maori leadership, demonstrating how the power of love and effective leadership can bring together big, diverse groups of people. She ran the Victoria University of Wellington's Center for the Study of Leadership and later worked with organizations across the United States and New Zealand to help them understand their purpose and develop and implement programs and communications strategies. Dale was recently named one of Washington Business Journal's 40 Under 40 business leaders in Washington and one of Trending 40s New Power Women of D.C. Tech. Launched in October 2014, GoodWorld was named one of Fast Company's Most Innovative Companies of 2016 and D.C.'s Best Technology Startup. Visit https://goodworld.me Get the Off the Grid Into the Heart CD by Sister Jenna.  Like America Meditating & follow us on Twitter.  Download our free Pause for Peace App for Apple or Android.

Dale Nirvani Pfeifer is changing the way we connect online. Her #donate software, found at GoodWorld.me, is unleashing the next generation of generosity by making giving easy through social media,. Her goal is to support the evolution of the human experience with money by creating a generosity-based financial system.A native Kiwi, prior to going to the United States, Dale ran Victoria University's Center for the Study of Leadership. Her award-winning research took her to Harvard where she applied the theory of Allophilia to Maori leadership. This work demonstrates how the power of love and effective leadership can bring big diverse groups of people together.

September 30, 2014 - Read the full GoodCrowd.info article and watch the interview here: http://bit.ly/1rDYjqY. Subscribe to this podcast on iTunes by clicking here: http://bit.ly/ymotwitunes or on Stitcher by clicking here: http://bit.ly/ymotwstitcher. Dale Nirvani Pfeifer has a plan to change the world: enable people to donate to a cause right from Twitter or Facebook with a simple hashtag: #donate. By radically reducing the effort required to give to charity, Dale hopes her Good World, LLC can increase giving in parallel.