Podcasts about enactus

To celebrate Global Entrepreneurship Week Rachel Sloan is joined by Jasmine Hammond, Student Startups Manager to discuss the support available to students interested in exploring entrepreneurship. Jasmine shares how you can get involved whether you have an idea you want to explore or whether you just want to find out more about entrepreneurship and social enterprise. Jasmine and Rachel share some of their favourite ideas that have come from students and the Startup Team and discuss some of the important skills you can develop.   Useful Links: Contact the Career Zone to book an Entrepreneurship guidance appointment with a Career Consultant Attend an Idea Generation workshop and find out more about the Pre-Incubator programme on the Student Startups webpages. Find out more on our Global Entrepreneurship Week webpage. Whether you are taking an entrepreneurship module or are simply wishing to enhance your employability, the Exeter Award Entrepreneurship Theme offers you a way to get University recognition for your extra and co-curricular entrepreneurship activities. Enactus (https://my.exeterguild.com/groups/GYXRW/enactus)  

After many close calls, an Enactus team from Saint Mary University has finally won the national championships. Now, they're travelling to Kazakhstan to compete in the Enactus World Cup! We catch up with students Gabriel Martin and Courtney Dingle, before they present their idea for a social enterprise that brings affordable produce to communities in need.

Klimakatastrophen, Hunger, Krieg – Oliver Faber von "enactus" erklärt, welche Lösungen die weltweite Organisation vorschlägt. Moderation: Tobi Schäfer Von WDR 5.

New Progressive Conservative MHA Jim McKenna says fishery concerns were front and centre on the campaign trail + MUN student Allison Manning of 'Project R3D' is using ghost gear to make filament for 3D printers.

Vaishali Sachdeva aka V is an international student from a country rich in culture and diversity, India. She created history by being crowned as the first Miss South Asian Gem Nova Scotia 2023 and is dedicated to achieving more milestones in the future as well. Since childhood Acting has been her passion and she started her journey as a professional Actor with the Newcomer's Project last year for which she toured across schools in Nova Scotia to amplify the voices of immigrants and refugees in Canada and was a performer in the Halifax Fringe festival as well for the show called "The Object at Trash Beach". She made her screen debut in January 2024 with a Punjabi song titled "Ik Chehra" which got over 306K views. She has also been a background Actor in award-winning films like "The Queen of My Dreams" and has worked as a catalogue model for Ela Stories. From Acting, dancing, pageant, and modelling to being a pitch presenter for Enactus or being involved with Entrepreneurship, sales, and Psychology, she is a multifaceted individual driven by a relentless pursuit of diverse passions. She believes in creating impact through her art and likes to give back to the community. She has participated as a speaker at events organized by the World University Service of Canada(WUSC) and United Way Canada(UWC) to raise awareness about student refugees, poverty, social issues and international development. Additionally, she did a show in Halifax on her birthday in collaboration with an NGO called Adsum for Women for charity which was a great success. V is like an unstoppable force passionate about whatever she does. She will achieve all her dreams through her strong will to never give up and hard work and she wants to become a renowned name in the world, especially in the Entertainment industry. Find out more @vaishali__sachdeva

On November 30, 2023 GSN had the opportunity to give a session at the Enactus Kazakhstan Business Collaboration Forum 2023. We were asked to do a presentation on the book Atomic Habits by James Clear. In this episode I share the recording of that session. Hope you enjoy it! Global SourceNet https://gsnkz.org Enactus Kazakhstan https://enactus.kz Atomic Habits https://jamesclear.com

Eli Hadley talks with the president of the BYU–Hawaii Enactus team, Sumiya Munkhbaatar, and her fellow teammates, Nandy Gordillo and Anameere Tennaba. They share their experience and success in this past years international social entrepreneurship competition with their business project ReEarth. 

Bentornati su Metropoli, il podcast delle associazioni studentesche del Politecnico di Milano. In questa fermata c'è Enactus. Gabriele e Alessia di Enactus hanno scambiato due chiacchiere con noi. Business leaders e futuro sostenibile sono solo alcuni dei argomenti di cui abbiamo parlato. Buon ascolto!

ENACTUS es una red de líderes comprometidos que promueve la actividad empresarial como catalizador y generador de impacto socioeconómico y ambiental para aportar a un mejor Puerto Rico. Entérate de lo que piensa su equipo líder acerca de las juventudes y sus capacidades. Conoce más sobre ellos a través de enactuspuertorico.com ENACTUS is a network of committed leaders that promotes business activity as a catalyst and generator of socioeconomic and environmental impact contributing to a better Puerto Rico. Find out what their leadership team thinks about youth and their capabilities. Learn more about them through enactuspuertorico.com.

A Memorial based project is using recycled plastic to create 3D printing filament. We spoke with Jenny Hillier, president of Enactus, about the inspiration behind project R3D

“…the world belongs to the youth from the emerging economies, so they need to work on systemic problems…problems that will take decades to solve…AI and Digitisation will not affect their futures then, in fact it will enable their progress for the world they are going to inherit! ” - Saurabh Nanda YT- https://youtu.be/abxaziMzjCs Please welcome Mr Saurabh Nanda, founder of Such Conversations Matter, founder of SN Mentoring and co-founder of Career Choice Pro, an AI Career Counsellor. Saurabh jumped into the Education space in 2012 after leaving his cushy American IT job (B.Tech in Computer Science from NIT Jalandhar, 2005-09). He was confused and knew that if this is happening to him then it must be happening to a lot of others like him. He up skilled himself in psychology, learnt from psychometricians such as Dr Itishree Misra. Since then, he has impacted over 20,000 students, parents, teachers and aspirants across 35+ universities and colleges, 600+ schools, companies and education institutions 25+ countries. As an international youth mentor, he mentors youth for multi-disciplinary projects in sustainability, tech4good, psychology and more for organisations such as Government of India's Atal Innovation Mission, Huawei CSR, YUNGA Japan, RISE, NIT Jalandhar, Enactus chapters in Delhi University, Jagriti Yatra among others. He hosts 2 podcasts and is a multiple TEDx speaker. For his work in cyber bullying awareness, he was awarded the Jagran Josh Education Award for “Best Initiative for Mental Health Awareness” by the Dainik Jagran group on 31st March 2022.  You can know more about him here - https://linktr.ee/snanda Career Choice Pro - https://careerchoice.pro/  This episode is also the finale of SCM Season 2! Please refer to other episodes mentioned in the podcast here - https://scmonline.in Subscribe and Follow SCM - https://linktr.ee/suchconversationsmatter #AI #Careers #Youth #Future #FutureOfJobs #Spirituality #introspection #retrospection  #SuchConversationsMatter #UniversalNative #SaurabhNanda #Information #Democratisation #AccessToInformation #sustainability #changemakers #careerconsultant #careeradvice #careercounselling #careercounseling 

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This team of students  built a brand that supplies food banks and schools with fruit snaps. In the process, they won the Canadian Nationals, placed in the world finals. And..while they're not winning, they sell apple juice to grocery stores and markets.  If you're looking for talented people, the two entrepreneurs/students that were on the podcast were:MacKenna Lenarcic: https://www.linkedin.com/in/mackenna-lenarcic/Mandi Kohout: https://www.linkedin.com/in/mandi-kohout-17669b205/Check out Unusally Good Food here: https://www.unusuallygood.ca/The world cup  for Enactus is here: https://enactus.org/results-2022/Find OGB here: https://oldgrowthbeverages.com/?utm_source=podcast&utm_medium=podcast&utm_campaign=sponsor&utm_id=OGB Check out LeBeauExcel here:   https://www.lebeauexcel.com/?utm_source=TCL&utm_medium=podcast&utm_campaign=pdcstspnsr_lebeau&utm_id=pdcstspnsr_lebeau

In this episode of the Thoughtful Entrepreneur, your host Josh Elledge speaks to the Keynote Speaker, Author, Entrepreneur, Certified EOS Implementer, of EOS Worldwide, Chris Jones.Chris is an expert in helping individuals uncover their strengths and using them to drive transformative growth in their businesses. He suggests that taking a break during difficult times can be beneficial as it allows access to a different part of the brain, leading to the discovery of previously unseen opportunities. Chris emphasizes the importance of considering the broader impact on the future of the business when facing a crisis.EOS (Entrepreneurial Operating System) is a system that provides a roadmap for entrepreneurs to guide their businesses towards growth and success. Chris recommends using this system as a tool to drive progress and advancement in a business. The system provides a clear path for entrepreneurs to follow and helps keep their efforts focused and on track, leading to improved outcomes. In essence, EOS serves as a roadmap for entrepreneurs to achieve their goals and spur growth in their businesses.Key points from the Episode: Overview on what & how EOS worksWho can benefit from EOSUnderstanding the impact of EOS in today's businessBackstory on how Chris Jones got into the businessApplication of EOS in business to spur growthAbout Chris Jones: Chris is a Certified EOS Implementer, Proven Entrepreneur, Author & Keynote Speaker. Chris has founded multiple companies including Strategic Traction, Jensco Management & Entrix Sport. Has launched multiple sports products into the Canadian market, with some becoming the #1 market share product in its category for Canada. Chris has volunteered with the Entrepreneurs Organization, working on their accelerator programs, chairing their Calgary program, and becoming the Canadian lead. Chris volunteered with the children's cancer care program Believe in the Gold project, was a mentor in the Haskayne Mentorship program, and served on the board of advisors for student-entrepreneur organization Enactus. When Chris Jones isn't crushing goals and heading toward the end zone in business, you'll find him spending time with his family. They enjoy hiking, biking, walking, or doing anything with the family dog. Chris also likes to cycle, run masters track (for which he holds a Canadian record, set in 2010), ski, golf, hike, and catch a Stampeders or Flames game whenever he can.About EOS Worldwide: The Entrepreneurial Operating System® (EOS) is a business operating system designed to assist you operate a stress-free organization while also gaining increased energy, concentration, excitement, and business success. Links Mentioned in this Episode:Want to learn more? Check out the EOS Worldwide website at https://www.eosworldwide.com/Check out EOS Worldwide on LinkedIn at https://www.linkedin.com/company/eos-worldwide-llc/Check out Chris Jones on LinkedIn at https://www.linkedin.com/in/chrisjonesyyc/Check out Chris Jones on Twitter at https://twitter.com/keepupwithcjDon't forget to subscribe to The Thoughtful Entrepreneur and thank you for listening. Tune in...

Bouchra Aliouat a débuté sa carrière dans la publicité, avant de lancer en 2003 l'entité française de l'ONG internationale Enactus pour former les leaders du monde économique aux enjeux sociaux et environnementaux de demain. Sa rencontre avec le groupe international KPMG va permettre le lancement du programme en France. En 2007, elle devient Secrétaire Générale de la Fondation KPMG France et développe la stratégie de mécénat d'entreprise et de compétences en soutenant de nombreuses associations. 10 ans plus tard, elle lance le volet environnemental de la stratégie RSE du groupe, avant de prendre la responsabilité de l'engagement citoyen de KPMG France. Présidente d'Honneur de l'association Rêv'Elles, présidée par Athina Marmorat, elle est engagée pour l'égalité des chances et l'insertion professionnelle des jeunes filles de milieux modestes. A travers ses expériences, elle partage avec nous sa vision d'une stratégie RSE réussie, où se mêlent sphères publique, privée et associative. Elle nous livre des clés pour comprendre comment fonctionne une fondation. Quelles actions avec quels moyens, tout est illustré avec simplicité et générosité. Encore un podcast qui fait du bien. Bonne écoute. "Demain vous appartient" est un podcast du label Orso Media. Vous avez une question ? Vous souhaitez devenir partenaire ? Ecrivez-nous ici https://orsomedia.io/#contact

Kennt ihr das? Zuhause ist der Schrank voller Stoffbeutel und beim Einkauf habt ihr wieder nichts dabei? Und so kommt der nächste Stoffbeutel ins Haus. Bag-Sharing ist ein ökologisch nachhaltiges Projekt mit dem Ziel, ein Pfandsystem für Stoffbeutel in Jena zu etablieren. Die Idee hört sich gut an, oder? Seid ihr genauso neugierig geworden, wie ich? Dann hört euch auf jeden Fall dieses Interview an.

Weltweit sterben jährlich über 400.000 Menschen an Malaria. Nachts schützen sich die Menschen mit Moskitonetzen. In der Dämmerung, wenn die Mücken auch aktiv sind, können sich die Menschen jedoch nur mit Moskitoschutzmitteln schützen. Diese sind für die Bevölkerung nicht zugänglich und auch zu teuer. Eine Gruppe von Studenten aus Mannheim hat sich mit diesem Problem beschäftigt und eine Lösung gefunden, die sie im afrikanischen Togo für die Bevölkerung umsetzen. Bei mir heute zu Gast sind Tim und Hannah. Was ist Eure Lösung für das Malaria-Risiko in der Dämmerung?

Puerto Rico será la sede por primera vez de la Copa Enactus 2022 – y para hablar sobre este gran evento nos acompañó Rody Rivera y Ninoshka Arroyo en este nuevo episodio. Enactus PR es una organización tiene la misión de desarrollar líderes y emprendedores a través de la capacitación de estudiantes, desde el 2005 están presente en nuestra isla. A través de este periodo han impactado a casi 50,000 personas con diversos proyectos que se han convertido en empresas en la isla, generando $11millones en la economía de Puerto Rico. En los próximos días estarán celebrando el evento más importante de la organización a nivel mundial, la Copa Mundial Enactus donde se reunirán más de 2,000 jóvenes de 50 país a presentar sus proyectos en Puerto Rico. El Proyecto que representará a Puerto Rico es RECO (Repurposed Coffee), empresa que busca utilizar la borra de café para crear materiales para los agricultores. Esto es un gran logro para la organización en nuestra isla y estamos contentos de que Puerto Rico sea la sede para este evento tan importante, que se estima genere $3 millones de dólares a la economía local ya que todo ha sido producido en la isla. Redes Enactus PR: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/EnactusPuertoRico/ Email: rrivera@enactuspuertorico.com Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/enactuspr/ Website: www.enactuspuertorico.com Tel: (787) 365-2507 Redes RECO | Repurposed Coffee Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/reco.llc Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/reco_llc/ Twitter: @reco_llc https://twitter.com/reco_llc LinkedIn: Repurposed Coffee | RECO (https://www.linkedin.com/company/recosepr/) _ Tenemos disponible un listado con todos los esfuerzos de recuperación tras el paso del Huracán Fiona en paraservirlepr.com/Fiona Aprovechamos para anunciarles que Para Servirle llega a la televisión. Todos los sábados y domingos a las 10:00am por el canal 85 y 285HD de Liberty Puerto Rico. Visita nuestra página web: paraservirlepr.com para más episodios. Ya está disponible nuestro calendario de eventos en la sección de Calendario o en paraservirlepr.com/eventos/ ¿Qué es Para Servirle? Un espacio informativo para organizaciones sin fines de lucro conectar con la población para que sepas quienes son, a quienes apoyan y cómo tú puedes ayudarlos. Redes Para Servirle: Facebook: www.facebook.com/paraservirle.pr/ Instagram: www.instagram.com/paraservirle.pr/ Email: paraservirle.pr@gmail.com ¡Gracias por su tiempo! Y recuerda, #AquiParaServirle #ParaServirle --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/paraservirlepr/support

Ever heard the saying ‘Not all heroes wear capes?' This is especially true for today's episode. We are speaking to a food systems hero from Ghana who through what started as a school project has built a social impact business that is solving the problem of food wastage and loss in Ghana. Mathias joined the Enactus club in university and worked on a project which led to his interaction with a 56 year old Ghanaian woman who was losing one-third of her farming produce. Find out what happened next on this episode. Find Mathias and his work here Social Media Instagram: Dear Young Afrikan Facebook: Dear Young Afrikan

En el episodio de hoy hablo con dos amigos de la universidad, sobre lo que es ENACTUS, su proyecto que crearon y como se sienten ahora dirigiendo el proyecto. (:

En 2022 se presentaron 65 finalistas provenientes de 25 estados del país, quienes mostraron sus planes ante un #jurado integrado por #empresarios y #ejecutivos de organizaciones nacionales e internacionales de distintas industrias. El ganador fue el #equipo que demostró de manera más eficiente su #liderazgo para construir organizaciones que, durante el más reciente año de su operación, han generado un impacto positivo y sostenible en beneficio del planeta y la prosperidad de las comunidades.#VíctorEsquivel Socio director general de #KPMG Y #JesúsEsparza presidente de #Enactus nos dan toda la información.

Othmane, un éternel enthousiaste de l'entreprenariat social, et un créateur de contenu positif passionné! Il arrête de subir , après avoir intégré l'école Hassania, Il se découvre grâce à Enactus, se mobilise pour de multiples projets, Habitat écologique,...Il découvre aussi le Maroc dans ses différentes couches de profondeur " المغرب العميق". Empathie, leadership et devoir, ont été les maîtres mots de cette phase. "Le Maroc a encore un long chemin à faire", Othmane affirme, "des initiatives arrivent petit à petit, l'entreprenariat se démocratise..." A 27 ans, des vies il en a déjà eu trois ! Passant par MCISE, lance une startup " Cookit " , crée Sharek podcast, Othmane n'est jamais à court d'idées... Il est aujourd'hui créateur de contenu et bras droit en marketing stratégique dans une agence qui promeut l'industrie agro-alimentaire au Maroc. We discussed about Problem solving mindset, Sustainable projects and participatory approach, Mean Goals Vs End goals and many other things... Hope you'll enjoy it Sara On a parlé de : Al Fikra CSR / RSE Documentaries : Odyssey on Youtube Cosmos on Netflix

الموقع الرسمي: https://www.slimane.io/podcast/adnane-addioui النسخة المصورة: https://youtu.be/uGiPcl-7BHE عدنان عديوي هو رائد أعمال اجتماعي، مؤسس المركز المغربي للإبداع و ريادة الأعمال الإجتماعية، و عضو في اللجنة الخاصة بالنموذج التنموي. Adnane Addioui is a social entrepreneur, the co-founder and Chief visionary Officer of the Moroccan Center for Innovation and Social Entrepreneurship (MCISE), and a member of the Special Commission on the Development Model (CSMD). الكتب المقترحة The Road to Mecca by Muhammad Asad Start with Why by Simon Sinek The Element by Ken Robinson محاور الحلقة (00:00) مقدمة (02:41) إختيار الهوية (17:33) النموذج التنموي الجديد للمملكة المغربية (22:11) Enactus (25:19) أهمية الإنخراط في الأندية الجامعية (29:32) المبادرة vs المقاولة (31:06) Entrepreneurship vs Social Entrepreneurship (33:57) Moroccan Center for Innovation and Social Entrepreneurship (37:29) اخطاء رواد الأعمال (38:26) مصادر التمويل للمشاريع الناشئة (40:20) هجرة الأدمغة المغربية: الأسباب و الحلول (45:02) حظر البيتكوين: بين احتضان الإبداع و غموض القوانين (48:40) تعريف النجاح عند عدنان (49:42) Ashoka (50:26) Don't complain, fix! (52:21) كيف يمكن رفع جودة الإعلام؟ (55:04) ماذا يحفز عدنان كل يوم (56:35) ثلاثة كتب تستحق القراءة (57:26) نصيحة للشباب و المراهقين (58:52) إقتراحات الضيوف (01:00:56) حلول عملية للمشكل الجوهري الذي يعيق تقدم المغرب (01:03:14) من هو سليمان؟ (01:05:15) رأي عدنان في كاس أتاي بودكاست

Odcinek 58 podcastu Z Warsztatu Lidera “Skuteczne budowanie liderskiej ścieżki kariery” to rozmowa z Piotrem Wielgomasem, Prezesem Zarządu i założycielem grupy BIGRAM S.A. - jednej z najbardziej aktywnych firm doradztwa personalnego w Polsce. Piotr posiada niemalże 30letnie doświadczenie w branży HR, które zdobywał nie tylko w Polsce, ale także w USA i Wielkiej Brytanii. Zarządzana przez Piotra grupa BIGRAM jest również wyłącznym polskim partnerem renomowanych sieci międzynarodowych: IIC Partners Executive Search oraz Career Star Group, a także polskim koordynatorem globalnych projektów Global Management Challenge oraz Enactus.Dla niektórych ścieżka kariery jest pełną przeszkód, wyboistą drogą, która niejednokrotnie kończy się w ślepej uliczce. Nasz dzisiejszy gość przekonuje jednak, że jej odpowiednie zaplanowanie i sukcesywne budowanie, może doprowadzić wytrwałego, pracowitego lidera do osiągnięcia zamierzonych celów.Jaki jest przepis na skuteczne budowanie ścieżki kariery? Oraz jakimi kompetencjami i cechami osobowości powinna się odznaczać osoba planująca objęcie stanowiska C-level?W 58 odcinku podcastu Z WARSZTATU LiDERA poznamy wieloletnią perspektywę naszego gościa na szanse i wyzwania każdego z poszczególnych etapów kariery, aktualne trendy na rynku pracy, a także dowiemy się, na co najbardziej zwracają uwagę pracodawcy oraz jak sprawdzić, czy posiadamy potencjał do zarządzania i kierowania innymi ludźmi.Zapraszamy do wysłuchania inspirującej rozmowy, podczas której Piotr Wielgomas opowiada jak wygląda skuteczne „zarządzanie sobą w procesie wzrostu” oraz dzieli się swoim wieloletnim doświadczeniem, które pozwala spojrzeć na rynek pracy i rekrutacji „od środka”.Ten podcast odpowiada na następujące pytania: - jak wygląda obecnie rynek pracy i jak się zmieniał na przestrzeni lat?- jakich cech osobowości i kompetencji poszukują pracodawcy od osób ubiegających się o stanowiska C-level?- czy kompetencje liderskie to pewien warsztat, którego można się nauczyć? - z jakich narzędzi korzystają headhunterzy, aby odnaleźć odpowiedniego pracownika?- jak przygotować się do samodzielnego audytu kariery i co w nim uwzględnić?- co robić i jak wrócić do gry np. w związku z utratą pracy?- co robić, aby długofalowo odnosić sukcesy?Strony, osoby i tematy wymienione w odcinku:- Profil Piotra na LinkedIn:https://www.linkedin.com/in/piotr-wielgomas-b1a4382- Profil BIGRAM na LinkedIn:https://www.linkedin.com/company/bigram-s-a-/- Strona BIGRAM:https://bigram.pl/

This episode brings you the story of a young boy, who decided to support a declining craft form after he discovered them during a college project. Our guest for today, Aditya Aggarwal, is the co-founder of PTAL - Punjabi Thathera Art Legacy (commonly pronounced as "peetal", which is the Hindi word for brass). He is the former director of Enactus at SRCC. Aditya was also the global ambassador of the HSBC Asia Pacific business case. Aditya tells us that while he was in Sriram College of Commerce, he was working on a college project in 2018. As he and his team were working, they came across a particular community in Punjab that was practicing the 'Thathiyaar' craft form. Aditya came to know that they are India's only UNESCO-listed craft form listed under the list of Intangible Cultural Heritage in 2014. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/tbcy/support

On today's Enrollment Edge, Jay has a conversation with Dr. John Downey, President of Blue Ridge Community College in Virginia. As the President of a community college, Dr. Downey has a deep interest in the evolution of higher education to meet the growing needs of today's workforce. As you will hear in the episode, there are stark realities facing all of all of us in the coming decades. Much of our conversation connects with a recent article by Emsi called the Demographic Drought – the coming sans-demic. We'll talk about the immediate labor force needs and how higher education must find a response to the widening gap between those needs and traditional degrees, in order to avoid a "Hunger Games" recruitment environment. About Our GuestDr. John A. Downey became the fifth President of Blue Ridge Community College in Weyers Cave, Virginia, in 2009. Prior to being named president, he served as the Vice President for Instruction and Student Services and in various other roles at the College since 1992. Before arriving at Blue Ridge, Dr. Downey worked in student services offices at Bunker Hill Community College in Boston, Massachusetts. Downey received his Bachelor of Arts degree from LeMoyne College in Syracuse, New York, and a Master of Arts degree in Counseling Psychology from Boston College. He completed his doctoral program in Higher Education Administration at the University of Virginia, where he was awarded the Annette Gibbs Research Publication Award. Downey served on three of the most recent Virginia Community College System (VCCS) strategic planning development committees and chaired the 2021 Strategic Initiatives Task Force. He has served as the chairperson, or as a member, of numerous community boards, including the Shenandoah Valley Partnership for Economic Development, the Blue Ridge Area Food Bank, the Shenandoah Valley Workforce Development Board, the Harrisonburg City Rotary Club, On The Road Collaborative, and the GenEdge Alliance Board of Trustees (formerly the A.L. Philpott Manufacturing Extension Partnership).Under his leadership, BRCC has garnered recognition from around the state for its progressive workforce initiatives and partnerships. In 2010, he was recognized as the most supportive president of the year at the Enactus (formerly SIFE) National Exposition. Blue Ridge Community College has consistently been recognized throughout the past decade by the Chronicle of Higher Education's “Great Colleges to Work For” program. John lives with his wife, Sandy in Harrisonburg, VA. Together they raised three daughters who all currently work in public service professions. 

In this episode, Rae is joined by University of Exeter student Maisie, a member of the Enactus Society. Maisie shares how her project, creating a climate change story book for children, came about from taking part in Challenges Online and how the project has benefited from the support Enactus offers.   You can find out more about Enactus here. If you're thinking about working for yourself, building a portfolio or entrepreneurial career, contact the Careers Zone to book an Entrepreneurs Guidance appointment. Grand Challenges will be running from 6th-10th June 2022. Visit the Grand Challenges website to find out more and to sign up.  You can find out more information about the Sustainable Development Goals and the SDG Teach In here. 

Welcome to The Nonlinear Library, where we use Text-to-Speech software to convert the best writing from the Rationalist and EA communities into audio. This is: Call for action for German university groups!, published by Arne on February 2, 2022 on The Effective Altruism Forum. Are you part of the German community? Read it and leave your feedback! Are you a community builder? I would love to hear your thoughts. And for everyone, I'd welcome every feedback on my first forum post. TL;DR There are no big local student groups (30+ active members) in Germany. I want them to grow, because student groups and friends are among the most important factors for the growth of the EA community. Reasons why no large local student groups have appeared might include cultural differences to the US and UK, as well as the status quo of the German EA community. That's why, I call for coordination and a spirit of optimism. Here is a short plan for the coming semester: First Week of the semester: Advertisement Second Week: Intro talk + social Third Week on the Weekend: Impact workshop Fourth Week: 1-1s and social Fifth Week: German-wide fellowship starts as well as a career planning fellowship Throughout the semester: Socials as well as lunch breaks in the uni café Halfway through the fellowships and the semester: ((f)un)conferences After the semester: another ((f)un)conference Plus EAGx Berlin in autumn ^^ What's the problem? State of EA groups in Germany There are currently 22 German local groups listed on effektiveraltruismus.de and 25 groups on eahub. More than half of the local groups are student groups. And even though the German community is the third-largest EA community, the typical German local group is in a tough spot. The core of a typical group is at best a strong group of friends of max. 4-5 people. The average to me looks more like 2.5 organizers per student group. Dying student groups are not uncommon. In addition to the local chapters, NEAD (Netzwerk für Effektiven Altruismus Deutschland) exists as the Germany-wide head organization and runs their own fellowship (now for the third time in a row), writes a newsletter and provides some group support. Just recently, the German community hired it's second paid community builder (part-time), welcome, Christiane Ranke. Until then, it was just Manuel Allgaier, who also was responsible mostly for EA Berlin. Furthermore, there has been less funding requested for German groups than for their counterparts in the US, UK, and probably France, Switzerland, and the Netherlands. Last but not least there are very few senior EAs working from and/or in Germany. State of EA groups outside Germany Student groups outside Germany are hitting membership numbers far beyond everything that we are dreaming of. I am remembering thousands of newsletter subscriptions in Yale and the board alone of EA Oxfords student group consists of 18 people according to their website. PISE in Rotterdam has an executive board of six and six additional committees. Look how they celebrated their giving pledges. Some local groups even have an (un)official EA house, office hours, or one of the craziest things I've heard was an EA (dance) ball. Another big step would be to hire campus specialists for German universities, or to be present with workshops and/or a booth at job fairs. Non-EA groups in Germany Outside the EA realm, large student groups and initiatives do exist. Student parliament and university political organizations attract a lot of new students (often close to political parties RCDS, JULIS, JUSOS, SDS, Campusgrün). Similarly, Antifa (loose network of very different types of smaller and bigger groups), Green peace (100 groups, ~50 people per group (unsure)), Amnesty (650 groups) and Enactus (1700 students in 35 German cities, average of 48 students per group) are among the biggest student networks/initiatives I can think of from the top of my head. Some of these networks have adopted grassroots democracies (Basisdem...

On campus, one student organization couples entrepreneurship and sustainability by recycling plastic bottle caps. Appalachian State's Enactus chapter, a global nonprofit organization with the goal to address sustainability concerns, hopes to use these bottle caps and recycle them into products that can be used by local businesses. According to The Appalachian, these products are anything that can be heated up to temperatures and placed into different molds to be turned into items such as coasters. The project is still in the early stages of development, with newly purchased machines being used to experiment and develop new items for sale. In national news, children aged 12 to 17 may soon be able to become vaccinated without their parents consent if a new California bill is passed. According to The Associated Press, Democratic Senator Scott Wiener made the case that “children deserve the right to protect themselves” against the rising case numbers of Covid-19. Senator Wiener argued his position as California state law already allows people 12 and older to consent to the Hepatitis B vaccines and to treatments for sexually transmitted infections, substance abuse and mental health disorders. Opponents to the bill state that removing parents from the decision making process of getting vaccinated is a step in the wrong direction. In world news, the US has major embargo plans if Russia continues to put military pressure on Eastern Ukraine. According to NPR, the embargo would stop all exports of electronics that are used in artificial intelligence, quantum computing, defense and aerospace production. The US is also working with allies to coordinate similar embargos that will put significant pressure on the Russian economy. However, experts have questioned limiting tech exports to Russia, stating that only withholding technologies to Russia will not be enough to deter further military actions. Today's weather comes to you from BooneWeather.com. Expect clear skies and temperatures ranging from 33 to 13 degrees, with winds reaching up to 15 miles per hour. Be sure to stay warm out there!

In local news, The Appalachian journals that a student-run club, Enactus, is working to satisfy the United Nations' sustainable development goals. Enactus is a global nonprofit and Appalachian State's chapter was founded in 2018. The club's primary project is labeled as “C6,” where they reutilize bottle caps, turning them into different products. In United States news, The Wall Street Journal reports that the standardized test, the SAT, will be transitioning into a digital format. As the test is thought to have become archaic, this recreation will reduce its length, update its relevance, and make it available to be taken on personal devices within a testing facility or school hosting the exam. The change will begin to take place internationally in March 2023, and in the United States in March 2024. In World News, The New York Times documents that an influx of snow has blanketed areas in Greece and Turkey. As these locations are accustomed to high temperatures in the summer, they are less equipped to accommodate this type of weather. On Monday, about 3,500 individuals were rescued from the icy roads of Athens, with around 1,200 cars remaining stranded. Today's weather update is brought to you by BooneWeather.com. With a high of 33 and a low of 13 degrees, expect wind and sunny weather.

En este programas celebramos el cumpleaños de Robert John y entrevistamos a los participantes de Enactus.

In this week's episode, Rae is joined by Izzy and Alina, students from the Enactus society, to discuss why they joined Enactus and how they became involved in their projects. They also discuss the range of skills they have developed while working on their projects and share their advice on how to get involved with Enactus. You can find out more about Enactus here, where you can also find out more about the PlastExe project and the Biosmart project mentioned in this episode. If you're thinking about working for yourself, building a portfolio or entrepreneurial career, contact the Careers Zone to book an Entrepreneurs Guidance appointment. You can find out more about Compassionate Careers and the events running by clicking here.

As part of Global Entrepreneurship Week 2021, Rae is joined by students Romy and Connor, students from the Enactus society, to discuss how entrepreneurship fits into Enactus' aims in regards to addressing the global issues. Romy and Connor discuss the range of skills they have developed while working on their projects and share their advice on how to get involved with Enactus.   You can find out more about Enactus here, where you can also find out more about the Black Live Matter Action for Change project and the Grow project mentioned in this episode.   If you're thinking about working for yourself, building a portfolio or entrepreneurial career, contact the Careers Zone to book an Entrepreneurs Guidance appointment.   You can find out more about Global Entrepreneurship Week and the events running by clicking here.

As part of Global Entrepreneurship Week 2021, Rae is joined by recent graduates, Natalia Lemanska, Project Leader and Zoja Vizinger, Deputy Leader, of social enterprise Oyana Soaps. Natalia and Zoja share their experience of working on a social enterprise, including the challenges they have faced and the skills they have developed. They also discuss the support they have received from Student Startups at the university and from the Enactus Society.   You can find more information on Oyana Soaps at oyanasoaps.com/ or find them on Instagram @oyanakenya and on Facebook. More information on Student Startups, including the Pre-Incubator and Incubator Programmes can be found here. You can find out more about Enactus here. If you're thinking about working for yourself, building a portfolio or entrepreneurial career, contact the Careers Zone to book an Entrepreneurs Guidance appointment.  

Othmane Benhlima est un explorateur à tout juste 27 ans. Il a développé un mindset d'entrepreneur/ slasher qui s'oblige à explorer le maximum d'expériences, avec le principe de ne jamais rien lâcher. C'est ainsi qu'il a voulu se lancer dans l'entrepreneuriat social, le podcast, le conseil en marketing stratégique et la réalisation de films  Doté d'un esprit logique et scientifique, après un passage par les classes préparatoires, il se dirige vers l'Ecole Hassania des Travaux Publiques (EHTP). Il y aura l'occasion de rejoindre le club Enactus et de développer une forte capacité d'empathie en se confrontant aux problématiques sociales vécues par les communautés des zones rurales au Maroc.   Il participe au projet Eco-dôme Maroc transformé par la suite en entreprise sociale de construction écologique, puis lance le projet COOKIT en 2016 visant à produire des sacs isothermes permettant de finaliser la cuisson d'aliments tout en réduisant les risques d'inhalation de gaz toxiques liés à la combustion du bois.  Cette aventure le met en situation de se former au métier d'entrepreneur et de développer diverses compétences, notamment en création de contenu, qui lui seront très utiles par la suite Fin 2019,  Il est encouragé par des amis à lancer sur sa page Instagram des rencontres Lives sur des thématiques inspirantes pour les entrepreneurs. Après quelques épisodes de rodage, cette série donnera naissance progressivement à The Sharek Podcast, une marque de podcast premium, internationale, souhaitant fédérer une large communauté autour de valeurs de partage, de contribution et de messages inspirants L'arrivée du Covid va le contraindre à ralentir l'activité sur COOKIT faute de canaux de distribution et promotion physiques activables et l'inciter à déployer un effort majeur de développement et de promotion du podcast, à la fois sur le plan des messages portés et des visuels qui les soutiennent . Cette nouvelle expérience sera pour Othman l'occasion de mettre en pratique tout son talent créatif, développer de nouvelles compétences en storytelling et  montage vidéo et de renforcer son réseau avec des rencontres marquantes, jusqu'à l'opportunité de collaborer avec l'Agence de sa nouvelle Mentor, Alia Al Kassimi  L'expérience du confinement l'inspirera également pour attirer l'attention sur l‘influence négative potentielle et la fragilité notamment des plus jeunes devant la vie rêvée mise en avant sur les réseaux sociaux.  Armé de ce message, il imagine l'intrigue à dénouer, écrit le script du film court 21H et  s'entoure d'une équipe jeune, motivée et pluridisciplinaire pour le coréaliser avec Omar Chanini " Nous sommes une équipe issue de plusieurs mondes et avons fait le choix de grandir ensemble "  Continuant sur sa lancée, Il est en train de préparer la sortie d'un premier film long métrage, inspiré du Manga DeathNote, prévu pour sortir en janvier 2022 Nous terminons par l'évocation de la Gratitude comme pratique quotidienne et de sa passion pour l'univers philosophique des mangas : Code Geass Naruto shippuden   Psychopass   Full metal alchemist

Dans cet épisode avec Salah, j'ai eu le plaisir d'échanger en long et en large sur l'un de mes sujets préférés " l'entreprenariat à impact " Depuis ces années de lycée, Salah fait ses premiers pas dans l'entreprenariat, et ce à travers : Injaz ELMAGHREB, Junior achievement, ONG,... Puis enchaîne, à la faculté avec SEIF, Enactus, où il commence à être conscient de la vraie réalité du Maroc ! Passant par des périodes d'études en Russie et USA, des aventures intraprenariales en Afrique, pour créer des environnements favorables à l'entreprenariat sociale. Salah a toujours créer sa chance, on ne peut alors que rester admiratif devant tous les combats qu'il mène. What motivates him, it's " Always you have to look at the big picture" Nous avons fini l'épisode, par un Call To Action, aux marocains du Monde et analyser comment on pourra changer les choses à notre échelle en s'engageant pour des causes qui nous dépassent et surtout pour notre pays, et le bien-être de ses habitants. I hope that you'll enjoy this episode as much as I did ! Cheers Sara On a parlé de : Touria Belfquih Wanabisme Dar ettine: Go energy less

Mark is the co-founder of Thrust Carbon, a social enterprise which builds technology that enables companies to offer green products, and to operate sustainably. Before founding his previous company, Mark was Operations Director of Enactus, which runs social development programmes for entrepreneurial students.Mark shared his answers to some big questions: How do you use networking to help you find the right work, when you don't like networking? When's the right time to start a business? How do you discover the issues you truly care about? Follow us on Twitter, Instagram and LinkedIn. 

Joining us today are two energetic and passionate individuals - Vaibhav and Shivang - who study at the University of Delhi and are here from Enactus Sri Aurobindo College(Evening). They are here to celebrate World Ozone Day 2021. This podcast marks the successful and impactful completion of Enactus' Ozone Week celebrations. Enactus S.A.C.E is the college chapter of Enactus, a global student-run NPO operating in 36 countries. They have a head for business and a heart for the world. They aim to drive meaningful change in society by fostering social entrepreneurship to create a better, happier, and more sustainable future, starting from the grassroot level. Happy listening! Join their initiative: Instagram https://instagram.com/enactussace?utm_medium=copy_link Facebook https://www.facebook.com/enactussace/ Website https://www.aurobindoe.du.ac.in/student-societies/enactus/ --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/sustainability101podcasts/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/sustainability101podcasts/support

In this episode, Jerry Ojumah speaks on the Cryptocurrencyteens Podcast to discuss Africa Hacks, his role there, and how he entered the Cryptocurrency and Blockchain industry. Aside from being the Technical Marketing Strategist at Africa Hacks, Jerry Ojumah is a development professional, Information Systems expert, project management specialist and Crypto investor and teacher. He is in charge of designing, managing and implementing projects that support youth transitions, human capital development, and promoting sustainable development in Africa. Jerry has over 4 years of experience in the community development industry with various impactful projects ranging from community reach-out programs, climate action programs, school campaigns, financial literacy programs, and career development programs. His Impact work from the Enactus, Envisage Foundation, Africahacks, and CFI has gained tremendous recognition and impacted the lives of thousands of people. In 2019, Jerry also led his team to build and organize the first ever university elections held using the blockchain technology in Nigeria. Jerry hopes to drive societal transformation and enable young people to believe in a world of no limits. Learn more: Jerry Ojumah (guest): https://www.linkedin.com/in/jerryojumah Abigail Li (host): https://www.linkedin.com/in/cryptocurrencyteens

Episode SummaryIn this riveting episode of The Sydcast, Syd sits down with Doug Conant to talk about life, leadership, and the pursuit of improving business from the top down. No matter where you may be positioned in your current work situation, the lessons Doug shares will bring your attention to how important a brilliant leader is for a business and how you can take concrete steps towards being one yourself. These aren't lessons pulled from a vacuum either, this is Doug's lived experience, and what an experience it is. Syd Finkelstein Syd Finkelstein is the Steven Roth Professor of Management at the Tuck School of Business at Dartmouth College. He holds a Master's degree from the London School of Economics and a Ph.D. from Columbia University. Professor Finkelstein has published 25 books and 90 articles, including the bestsellers Why Smart Executives Fail and Superbosses: How Exceptional Leaders Master the Flow of Talent, which LinkedIn Chairman Reid Hoffman calls the “leadership guide for the Networked Age.” He is also a Fellow of the Academy of Management, a consultant and speaker to leading companies around the world, and a top 25 on the Global Thinkers 50 list of top management gurus. Professor Finkelstein's research and consulting work often relies on in-depth and personal interviews with hundreds of people, an experience that led him to create and host his own podcast, The Sydcast, to uncover and share the stories of all sorts of fascinating people in business, sports, entertainment, politics, academia, and everyday life.Doug ConantDoug is the only former Fortune 500 CEO who is a New York Times best-selling author, a Top 50 Leadership Innovator, a Top 100 Leadership Speaker, and one of the 100 Most Influential Authors in the World. A devoted leadership practitioner and teacher, Doug's 45-year career has been defined by achieving high performance through an intentional commitment to studying, practicing, improving, and spreading the tenets of “leadership that works.”He is Founder and CEO of ConantLeadership, former President and CEO of Campbell Soup Company, former President of Nabisco Foods, and former Chairman of Avon Products. He has also served on multiple corporate boards including AmerisourceBergen and RHR International. He began his career in marketing at General Mills and held leadership positions in marketing and strategy at Kraft.Doug is also Chairman of CECP—Chief Executives for Corporate Purpose, and proudlyserves on the boards of The Center for Higher Ambition Leadership, the NationalOrganization on Disability, the Partnership for Public Service, and Hope College. Previously, he was Chairman of The Conference Board, Chairman of the Grocery Manufacturers Association, and Chairman of Enactus.His new Wall Street Journal bestselling book, co-authored with Amy Federman, TheBlueprint: 6 Practical Steps to Lift Your Leadership to New Heights, is available now and is a seminal treatise on leadership and practical guide for leading effectively in a chaotic world. He is also the New York Times bestselling co-author with Mette Norgaard of TouchPoints: Creating Powerful Leadership Connections in the Smallest of Moments.Doug is a graduate of the Kellogg School of Management at Northwestern University and served as the Chairman of Kellogg Executive Leadership Institute for five years. He is an instructor of leadership at the Higher Ambition Leadership Institute and he teaches many of the concepts advanced in The Blueprint to seasoned and aspiring leaders in his own signature leadership development course, The BLUEPRINT Boot Camp byConantLeadership.Conant has been named a Trust Across America Top Thought Leader in Trust for fiveconsecutive years and is a Top Thought Leader in Trust Lifetime Achievement Award Winner. He has also been lauded as a Top 100 Leadership Speaker by Inc. Magazine; a Top 100 Most Influential Author in the World; a Top 30 Leadership Professional by Global Gurus; a Leader to Watch by the American Management Association (AMA); a Top 50 Leadership Innovator Changing How We Lead; and a Top 75 Human Business Champion.Finally, he is the ever-so-proud husband of Leigh and father to their three remarkable children.Insights from the EpisodeThe role a brilliant leader should fill for a companyHow to learn from failureHow to use role models to guide your careerHow to develop world-class talentThe importance of crafting a career, not following a straight lineQuotes from the Show:On the importance of learning from past experiences. “I'm constantly looking at what's working and what's not, what can I do differently, how can I be a little better tomorrow than I was today, how can I grow. For me it's what makes life so interesting.” -Doug Conant [8:29]On how to navigate imperfect jobs early in one's career. “For me it's about growth, and it's not just my growth, it's growth and contribution to others. And so I'm always looking through the lens of growing and contributing in a more substantial way.” -Doug Conant [9:22]“As a CEO, you're crazy if you think you're going to know everything. So you've got to be able to have a collection of people that know a lot about the subject matter expertise and then you've got to be incredibly fluent at orchestrating to optimize your effectiveness at calling on all those talents.” -Doug Conant [10:24]On leadership as a learnable skill: “I view leadership in a mastery model, you've got to become a craftsman at it. You apprentice, you study, you learn, and most of the time you do it by the seat of your pants, let's be honest. But I think it's imperative that you really embrace the notion of being a brilliant leader to get the most out of people.” -Doug Conant [12:43]“It's hard to have courage if you're not clear on your convictions.” -Doug Conant [26:46]“You were an overnight success 25 years in the making.” -Syd Finkelstein [30:49]On the most important aspect of leadership “I find that my effectiveness, in every situation, improves if I'm a good listener. If I'm very attentive with it. I serve people better because I better understand their situation. They appreciate that I'm earnestly trying to hear them and we move forward in a way that's a higher order of effectiveness.” -Doug Conant [52:24]Stay Connected:Syd FinkelsteinWebsite: http://thesydcast.comLinkedIn: Sydney FinkelsteinTwitter: @sydfinkelsteinFacebook: The SydcastInstagram: The SydcastDoug ConantWebsite: https://conantleadership.comLinkedIn: Douglas ConantTwitter: @DougConantYoutube: Doug ConantSubscribe to our podcast + download each episode on Stitcher, iTunes, and Spotify. This episode was produced and managed by Podcast Laundry (www.podcastlaundry.com)

Und wieder heißt es – THE WINNER IS!!! Denn die Gewinner des REACH Ideenwettbewerbs stehen fest. Sieben Projekte werden mit knapp 200.000,- € gefördert. Unter dem Motto „REACH for IDEAS – IDEAS@REACH“ wurden herausragende Ideen gesucht, die die Gründungskultur an der Westfälischen Wilhelms-Universität (WWU) maßgeblich pushen, für das Thema Gründen sensibilisieren und für Aufmerksamkeit und Relevanz sorgen. Bei uns zu Gast sind Johannes Weimer und Timo Heidemann, die uns über ihre Gewinneridee einer Sommerakademie berichten. Diese wird vom REACH mit 6.500 € gefördert! Die Studierendeninitiativen Venture Club Münster (VCM) und recode.law haben ein breites Programm zusammengestellt: Der große Clou ist nämlich, dass verschiedene Fachbereiche und Initiativen zusammenspielen werden, um das Thema Gründen interdisziplinär voran zu bringen. Mit an Bord sind auch die Initiativen Beyond Medicine, Enactus und Techlabs. So sollen auch Interessierte aus nicht klassisch gründungsaffinen Umfeldern für das Thema begeistert werden! Anfang Oktober erwartet euch so ein bunter Haufen aus verschiedenen Events, Workshops und Pitches. Das Beste: Wirklich JEDER kann mitmachen! Alleiniges Kriterium: Der unbedingte Wille, die Welt der Startups weiter anzutreiben. Noch mehr Infos gibt‘s im Podcast, also hört rein! www.reach-euregio.de Kontakt REACH-Team: info@reach-euregio.de VCM: ventureclub-muenster.de recode.law: https://recode.law

DC and I had the most authentic and honest conversation on this episode. We dive into toxic masculinity, how to navigate life so you don't just fit in but instead honour your gifts and stay true to who you are and so many more valuable topics that will leave you feeling super inspired. DC shares so many gold nuggets on how to dare greatly and really stand true to who you are. He gives some great advice on how he has navigated his own challenging times, overcame them and has stepped into his own. The thing that makes you stick out and makes you, YOU, turns out to be your superpower. Have a listen and I hope you enjoy this episode. About DC… I am Donnie / Donny / Don-E / Donald Coady (Dc), Creative Director at DC Design House, Host of Out of the Fog and Jack of all trades. He became a Creative Director as a result of a lifetime as an illustrator and writer, turned graphic artist and web developer. From class to student council president roles at two campuses over four years, as well as ACE membership (now Enactus), I caught those leadership feels. Nowadays, creating and leading — at work and in various volunteer capacities — is life. I like it here. To learn more about the host, Gina Keeping, visit www.ginakeeping.ca and to follow her on social media, check out her instagram handle at https://www.instagram.com/gina_keeping/. Interested in the Unstoppable Mindset Course to help you develop a mindset that will set you up for success? If so, check it out HERE

النسخة المصورة: https://youtu.be/esnOaaYi1M0 ضحى العمراني هي مهندسة برمجيات في شركة Sopra Banking Software و عضوة سابقة في نادي Enactus بكلية العلوم و التقنيات بالمحمدية. في هاته الحلقة من كاس داتاي بودكاست يناقش سليمان أقليع مع ضحى مواضيع متنوعة من الحرية المالية و تعلم اللغات، وصولا للسفر و الدراسة في الخارج. Doha Elamrani is a software engineer at Sopra Banking Software and a former member of Enactus in the Faculty of science and technology in Mohammedia. In this episode of Kass d'Atay Podcast (KAP), Slimane Akalië discusses with Doha a wide range of topics from financial freedom and learning languages to travel and studying abroad. Audio version: Official website: https://slimane.io/podcast Apple Podcasts: https://tinyurl.com/kap-apple Spotify: https://spoti.fi/3fmSHid​​ Google podcasts: https://tinyurl.com/kap-google Deezer: https://www.deezer.com/us/show/2111312​ Other platforms: https://anchor.fm/kass-atay-podcast Intro music (Shayfeen - Ferga3 L'Flow (Prod. by Shobee) [07 the EP]): https://youtu.be/UlPJk_pustw

Mit über 70.000 Mitgliedern ist Enactus die größte studentische Entrepreneurship-Initiative der Welt. Ziel von Enactus ist es, soziale und ökologische Probleme mit unternehmerischem Ansatz zu lösen. Dafür gründet Enactus weltweit eigenständige, gemeinnützige Organisationen. Die Studierendeninitiative gibt es auch in Münster, sie ist einer der Community-Partner des REACH. Dieses Mal bei Christina Fiege zu Gast sind Jule Irps und Christian Gutowski. Die beiden erklären uns, wie das vielfältige Engagement von Enactus aussieht und welche Projekte sie aktuell in Münster und in der Welt betreuen. Die Mission: Zukunft nachhaltig gestalten. Dafür sind Jule und Christian mit viel Engagement und Teamgeist dabei, um die innovativen Projekte von Enactus voranzutreiben. Sie erklären uns, warum soziales Engagement und unternehmerisches Denken keinesfalls Gegensätze sein müssen! Uns haben die beiden mit ihrer Begeisterung für Social-Entrepreneurship auf jeden Fall angesteckt! Wenn auch ihr mehr über dieses spannende Thema erfahren wollt, dann hört rein in den Podcast! www.reach-euregio.de Kontakt REACH-Team: info@reach-euregio.de Enactus: https://www.enactus.de/muenster

Having a network of advisors is one of the most powerful ways we can confidently navigate free agency, especially for new entrepreneurs.   There's so much value in having an infrastructure of support around you. If we want to build a business that will give us freedom we need a solid foundation, utilizing good advice from the right people.   What many people discover in their free agency journey is the power of human capital, and why it's just as critical as financial capital. What are the benefits free agents get from maturing their network and tapping into the wisdom and experience of other people? How can we communicate effectively with advisors and investors?   In this episode, I'm joined by entrepreneur, business advisor, CEO of Blackthorne Capital Management, and my husband Peter J. Layton. He talks about his career, and the most important lessons he's learned along the way.   Three Things You'll Learn In This Episode What it takes to be a successful investor One of the biggest challenges investors face is investing in an industry or niche we don't have experience in. In that case, it's important for that venture to have a lead investor. Go into the venture with someone who knows that sector well and brings in cash because they understand and believe in the idea.   The biggest mistake entrepreneurs make Entrepreneurs shoot themselves in the foot by not keeping their investors up to speed with what's going on. A good board will demand good reporting, governance and transparency into what's going on. It's hard to get additional funding or support if you don't maintain clear channels of communication.   How to find support, advice and resources as a free agent New entrepreneurs often feel like they have no support. The truth is, if we have good ideas, integrity, transparency, a strong work ethic and a willingness to pay that help forward, many people will gladly step forward to help.   Guest Bio  Peter J Layton is an entrepreneur, business advisor, commodity trading advisor, venture and angel capital investor, and the CEO of Blackthorne Capital Management and a managing member at Warhawk Fund.    He is an expert on Big Data, Alternative Investments, and Liquid Managed Macro Futures.    For more information, visit https://www.linkedin.com/in/peterjlayton.    To learn more about Enactus visit https://enactus.org. 

Having a network of advisors is one of the most powerful ways we can confidently navigate free agency, especially for new entrepreneurs.   There's so much value in having an infrastructure of support around you. If we want to build a business that will give us freedom we need a solid foundation, utilizing good advice from the right people.   What many people discover in their free agency journey is the power of human capital, and why it's just as critical as financial capital. What are the benefits free agents get from maturing their network and tapping into the wisdom and experience of other people? How can we communicate effectively with advisors and investors?   In this episode, I'm joined by entrepreneur, business advisor, CEO of Blackthorne Capital Management, and my husband Peter J. Layton. He talks about his career, and the most important lessons he's learned along the way.   Three Things You'll Learn In This Episode What it takes to be a successful investor One of the biggest challenges investors face is investing in an industry or niche we don't have experience in. In that case, it's important for that venture to have a lead investor. Go into the venture with someone who knows that sector well and brings in cash because they understand and believe in the idea.   The biggest mistake entrepreneurs make Entrepreneurs shoot themselves in the foot by not keeping their investors up to speed with what's going on. A good board will demand good reporting, governance and transparency into what's going on. It's hard to get additional funding or support if you don't maintain clear channels of communication.   How to find support, advice and resources as a free agent New entrepreneurs often feel like they have no support. The truth is, if we have good ideas, integrity, transparency, a strong work ethic and a willingness to pay that help forward, many people will gladly step forward to help.   Guest Bio  Peter J Layton is an entrepreneur, business advisor, commodity trading advisor, venture and angel capital investor, and the CEO of Blackthorne Capital Management and a managing member at Warhawk Fund.    He is an expert on Big Data, Alternative Investments, and Liquid Managed Macro Futures.    For more information, visit https://www.linkedin.com/in/peterjlayton.    To learn more about Enactus visit https://enactus.org. 

Adnane and I talked about how grades no longer define people in this era, his journey of becoming on of the most impactful people of Morocco, and how he sees the future of the country. Cool stuff!Join me on:Instagram: www.instagram.com/othmane_benhlimaFacebook: www.facebook.com/othmane.benh​​limaLinkedin: www.linkedin.com/in/othmane-benhlima/Special thanks to:Adnane AddiouiMohammed El Hakim El Fadaliⓒ 2020 Sharek - All rights reserved

Rachael Jarosh, president and chief executive officer of Enactus, shared the story behind her title with us on Sunday, September 6th, 2020Under Rachael's leadership, Enactus, the largest experiential learning platform dedicated to creating a better world while developing the next generation of leaders with a head for business and a heart for the world, is driving innovation to create a greater impact for the 72,000+ participating Enactus university students in 37 countries and for the countless communities in which Enactus students are addressing economic, environmental and social challenges.Rachael joined Enactus in 2016. Prior to that, she built a distinctive professional portfolio in communications and philanthropic strategy, law, and finance. She served as president of the foundation at Pentair plc, where she led the effective repositioning of the organization and launched a multi-year water initiative in partnership with the Center for Disease Control and non-profit organizations which now provides sustainable access to safe water for 3M+ people.Earlier, Rachael worked in strategic communications and equity analysis and began her career as an attorney. In addition, Rachael is a writer and has been published in the Wall Street Journal and the New York Post among other outlets, and she is the author of a forthcoming nonfiction book. Rachael was born in Minneapolis, Minnesota.SUE SAYSA pivotal moment for Rachael was an experience she had at the age of 7. She saw her Mom looking out the window and crying. When she asked her Mom why she was crying, she said because watching all the people going to synagogue after all they've been through, reminds me of their resilience and determination in spite of the trauma as survivors. That planted the seed for Rachael's interest in serving and non-profit.Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/women-to-watch-r/donationsAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

Special episode alert! K4S is so honored to host a new podcast feat. Ryan, Sophia & Sarah; so we came up with this special episode for you! Since many of us only get to know them from the Women's Centre, Enactus, and cheerleading, for this episode they put aside their SMU roles and share some personal stories for you! From what's a Saturday like in their life, their to-go spots on campus, to sacrifices they are going through during their university journey. You may be surprised how much you can relate to them! Find K4S on Instagram @knowledge4students where you can vote on the topics of upcoming podcast, WIN biweekly rewards & join to K4S FUN events! Thanks to all SMU students that help us out bringing (k)nowledge 4 (s)tudents ! Sponsored By: Sobey Business School Inquiries: https://www.liinks.co/k4spodcast $ave Every time You $hop >>>> https://spccard.ca/why-SPC?utm_source=influencer&utm_medium=external&utm_campaign=brand_ambassador&utm_term=acq&utm_content=andrea_landingpage --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/k4s0/message