Podcast appearances and mentions of lynn yap

In this recap episode you will hear the first parts of four Going Conscious episodes with brilliant, world-changing authors. Each has their own topic to inspire us with.    You will hear from Jon Alexander, the entrepreneur and acclaimed author who is currently on a global tour discussing the ideas of his book CITIZENS, where he tells us about the collapse of the Consumer Story and the rise of the Citizen Story - the deepest truth of humanity. You will hear from a podcast star, writer and Jungian analyst Lisa Marchiano and we talk about the places parenthood can take you that you wouldn't otherwise have gone to. From Pavita Singh who is Executive Director of Girls Health Ed and an award-winning international bestselling author on a new perspective on negative emotions and the powerful role that they, along with positive emotions, play in our lives. And from Lyn Yap, who shares stories of leaders who have used business as a force for good and her experience of doing meaningful work with global brands.   Check the episode description for the numbers of each episode so you can find them easily to continue listening to the full episodes that catch your attention today.   If you enjoy the show, please give back by rating and reviewing!   Listen to the full episodes: #107 From advertising to advocacy: The rise of the Citizen Story with Jon Alexander   #102 From motherhood to finding yourself: Connecting with your instincts with Lisa Marchiano   #110 From avoiding to integrating emotions: Letters to the many shades of magic in you with Pavita Singh   #116 From investment banking to altruistic capitalism: Leaving a legacy with Lynn Yap   Discover show notes, book recommendations and more on www.goingconscious.com.   Connect with Nikki:Instagram & LinkedIn @nikkitrott www.consciousaccelerator.com

Lynn Yap is the author of The Altruistic Capitalist: How to Lead for Purpose and Profit. She shares stories of leaders who have used business as a force for good and her experience of doing meaningful work with global brands, including adidas and Estee Lauder.   In this episode we talk about how death can spark consciousness, why the flow of money into sustainable companies has more than doubled in the last few years, and how to leave an impactful legacy behind.   Discover show notes, Lyn's book recommendation and more on www.goingconscious.com.   Connect with Lyn:Alturitsticcapitalist.com Insta: @alturisticcapitalist   Connect with Nikki:Instagram & LinkedIn @nikkitrott www.consciousaccelerator.com

Are you an ERG-aholic? That's right, an ERG-aholic. That's my name for the ERG multitasker that seems always to be running in circles, spinning their wheels fast, and not getting too far. You know it's true: ERG multitaskers work themselves to death and often achieve little rewards, and they are seldom appreciated for their efforts. ERG multi-achievers, however, do less and yet achieve much more. How do they do that? Join me and my guest author Lynn Yap in this episode of ERG PowerTalk to find out.

What does it mean to have an altruistic capitalist mindset? My guest today is Lynn Yap. We'll explore what this type of mindset really means and how it can help people lead for purpose and profit. Lynn is the author of The Altruistic Capitalist. A qualified attorney in multiple jurisdictions, Lynn has taken companies public on Wall Street and has worked on innovation strategies with consumer companies.  Having earned an MBA from The Wharton School, Lynn's passionate about shifting the business conversation from short-term goals and profits to sustainable impact for our people and the planet. Welcome to the Humanitarian Entrepreneur podcast.  I hope you enjoy my conversation with Lynn as we explore the altruistic capitalist mindset and leadership.  We'll also discuss how having mindfulness, conquering fear, practicing gratitude, and being curious can help anyone achieve an altruistic capitalist mindset.   Please be sure to leave us a review wherever you're listening.  It really helps. Enjoy!   In This Episode: [01:21] - An introduction to our guest, Lynn Yap, and what led her to making a change away from banking.  [04:15] - This is what it means to be in “the altruistic capitalist mindset.” [06:59] - The second mindset has everything to do with curiosity.  [08:11] - Collaborators are able to build bridges and create an impact across the supply chain.  Lynn explains how collaboration is the third mindset. [09:52] - Lynn gives an example of how ADIDAS attempted to create a shoe with a zero-carbon footprint. [11:33] - The giver and taker concepts in the context of collaboration. [14:27] - Armored leadership, daring leadership, and what it means to be a leader. [16:52] - Lynn focuses on daring leadership. [18:35] - We hear how Lynn applies mindfulness and self-reflection to everyday life. [20:25] - Lynn discusses how she practices gratitude and how this impacts her life.  [22:49] - Tiffany reflects on how mindfulness is seen in the nonprofit space. [25:20] - This is how Lynn would identify the importance of curiosity and independent thinking as it applies to business and leading teams. [28:17] - How to move through fear, according to Lynn.  [30:03] - Lynn shares a story about a climb where she froze just before finishing because she was paralyzed by fear.  Here's how she overcame the fear.  [32:50] - The only way to conquer fear is to move through it.  Lynn reviews the first steps to having an altruistic capitalist mindset. [35:33] - Lynn has a special offer for those that email her.   Resources: Website - Humanitarian Entrepreneur Instagram - Humanitarian Entrepreneur   Connect with Lynn: Website - AltruisticCapitalist.com Instagram - @AltruisticCapitalist Book: The Altruist Capitalist If you would like a free copy of The Altruist Capitalist, email Lynn at Lynn@AltruisticCapitalist.com

Hello Hustlers!!!    Welcome back to another Friday of inspiration and determination. This week, we have esteemed guest host Anne- Laure Orosco.    We are rising bright and early today alongside a true Hustler Lynn Yap.   It may be shorter to list what Lynn hasn't done, but we love to brag about our Hustlers. From taking companies public on Wall Street, writing and publishing a book, learning 8 languages, mentoring young women and running a consulting business full time, Lynn has things on lock.    Finding meaning in a multidimensional world is one thing, creating meaning on multiple levels is an accomplishment we all hope to achieve. Lynn has blazed many trails in her lifetime, one of these plays with the question of “what if young women have role models in business and leadership?”   Starting at age 13, Lynn's program opens up worlds to young women that could be totally foreign to them and helps develop leadership skills, familiarity, and enables them to explore in a positive environment. In these three months the work these women do, will help accelerate them in their careers and push them to living authentic lives.    Another incredible achievement is “The Altruistic Capitalist”, a fantastic book written about how we as individuals can change the outcome of the world through how we have conversations. Conversations about business, ethics, and how our choices and actions in business will be the tone set for the future of humanity.    So join us in this week's episode as we jump in deep and start sorting through how to be an incredible human being and change the world.    Connect with Lynn Yap  Actv8 Website: https://actv8.network/   The Altruistic Capitalist: https://www.altruisticcapitalist.com/   Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/altruisticcapitalist/ Connect with Hustlers for a Cause: Visit our website: www.hustlersforacause.com Follow us on Instagram: www.instagram.com/hustlersforacause Follow us on Twitter: www.twitter.com/hustlers4acause Join our Facebook community: www.facebook.com/hustlersforacause/community Subscribe to our YouTube channel: www.youtube.com/channel/UCCJl0-Mxt3jcLle9_9TEfqA

Lynn Yap is the Managing Director of Actv8 Network, an organization that works with companies to increase the inclusion of women in senior leadership, technology and innovation roles. Lynn is also the author of The Altruistic Capitalist: How to Lead for Purpose and Profit, a book about leadership traits to create a positive impact on communities and the environment and sustainable profits for the business. On this episode, we dissect a little of each. https://altruisticcapitalist.com/ IG: altruisticcapitalist https://www.linkedin.com/in/lynnlyyap

Jeff and his guest Lynn Yap discuss how the businesses we lead can actually become more sustainable and more profitable at the same time. They discuss how implementing strategies to benefit the environment can also improve company culture, customer loyalty, brand equity, sense of purpose, and ultimately profitability. Lynn Yap is the author of the book “The Altruistic Capitalist: How to Lead for Purpose and Profit.” Lynn shares how companies can create a positive impact for both people and the planet while continuing to satisfy the need to provide a return to shareholders. Lynn and Jeff discuss the difference between shareholder capitalism and stakeholder capitalism, and how to make the business case to the CFO who feels pressured to make decisions to minimize cost at the expense of sustainability. Lynn shares about what first steps leaders can take that have not implemented strategies before. Jeff and Lynn also discuss how companies can leverage their internal and external communication strategies for better differentiation and brand equity in their niche. Lynn discusses the role the B-Corporation plays in effecting change.

Lynn Yap is the author ofThe Altruistic Capitalist. A qualified attorney in multiple jurisdictions, Lynn has taken companies public on Wall Street and has worked on innovation strategies with consumer companies.Having earned an MBA from The Wharton School, Lynn's passionate about shifting the business conversation from short term goals and profits to sustainable impact for our people and the planet. Lynn is also the founder of Actv8 Network, Actv8 partner with companies to deliver educational and developmental programmes that have a lifetime impact on their target student group. As well as making a contribution to the students, company participants receive training and the opportunity to practice invaluable workplace skills, such as coaching, giving and receiving feedback, design thinking, leadership and communication.Lynn is passionate about working with business leaders to create social impact and value with all stakeholders, customers, teams and partners alike. Her experience in innovation, brand and strategy as well as skill sets in data analytics, business model innovation and design thinking, enables her to support brands in implementing purpose in their strategy and communication. She has worked with global companies and start-ups in the US and Europe to increase brand awareness and marketing campaign efficiency, deliver operational excellence and digital transformation, and increase sales in existing and new markets. Website: https://actv8.network + https://www.altruisticcapitalist.comLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/lynnlyyapTwitter: https://twitter.com/lynnlyyapInstagram https://www.instagram.com/altruisticcapitalistFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/TheAltruisticCapitalist

Lynn Yap is the author of The Altruistic Capitalist. Her book is about how to approach business from an ethical stance so that you can do well by doing good. AltruisticCapitalist.com New Episodes every Monday! www.stringcastmedia.com

I talk with the author of “the altruistic capitalist” Lynn Yap. She shares stories of how business can be used as a force for good, with examples like the sneaker with the lowest carbon emissions, to empowering elderly folks with electronics. In the research she conducted for her book, she pulled out three key mindsets of the altruistic capitalist. Here she tells us what they are and shows different ways they can show up at work (some of these things can be implemented almost immediately). She talks about why the dog-eat-dog mindset no longer works and the shift which is now coming through where care for employees, distributors, customers etc is becoming more and more important (rather than only pleasing shareholders). And if all this change seems too big, she talks about why we shouldn't be afraid in the face of its magnitude. All net proceeds of Lynn's book "the altruistic capitalist" go towards girls education. And anyone who purchases a copy in December will see the proceeds donated towards Action Aid (https://actionaid.org.au/) Find out more about Lynn Yap here: Lynn@AltruisticCapitalist.com https://www.altruisticcapitalist.com/ https://www.instagram.com/altruisticcapitalist/

Show page: https://www.markgraban.com/mistake117 My guest for Episode #117 of the My Favorite Mistake podcast is Lynn Yap, the Founder of Actv8 Network, whose mission is to increase the participation of women in the fields of technology, and entrepreneurship. She started her career as a corporate attorney, and then followed a traditional business path—graduating from the Wharton School with an MBA and working in investment banking. Her curiosity led her to research more about using businesses as a force for good. Her book The Altruistic Capitalist: How to Lead for Purpose and Profit represents the culmination of conversations with leaders at for-profit corporations, entrepreneurs, and investors, and her personal experience. In today's episode, Lynn shares her “favorite mistake” story, which led to her to leave investment banking after participating in the Facebook IPO. Why did she learn that she never again “wanted to sacrifice [her] values”? We talk about that story and other topics including: Did you go through a process of forgiving yourself? Why did you start the Actv8 Network? Interactive programs? For young women? Gap — Tom Peters — need more women on boards, CEOs The book: Focusing on all stake holders instead of just shareholders? Business Roundtable statement — stakeholder capitalism 21 core metrics – people, the planet What is the “altruistic capitalist mindset”?Mindfulness, curiosity, grit --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/favorite-mistake/support

In this episode, we discuss: - Growing up in Malaysia - Discovering, developing and cultivating one's voice - Why taking Facebook public changed her investment banking career - How she started an organization that helps the underprivileged to discover their talents - Writing a book during the pandemic - Why she wrote The Altruistic Capitalist and the three core themes:  collaboration, mindfulness and curiosity Please enjoy this interview with the delightful, Lynn Yap.  To learn more and connect with Lynn, you can visit: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/altruisticcapitalist/ (https://www.instagram.com/altruisticcapitalist/) Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/TheAltruisticCapitalist/ (https://www.facebook.com/TheAltruisticCapitalist/) Twitter: https://twitter.com/lynnlyyap (https://twitter.com/lynnlyyap)

with Nadalette LaFonta, Moshe Gersht, John David Mann, Lynn Yap

Lynn Yap grew up in Malaysia and moved to the UK at the age of 19 to study law. Her career has taken her from law to investment banking to launching a network supporting women and girls in work. In 2021 Lynn published her first book, The Altruistic Capitalist, following research and interviews with business leaders on how to solve today's complex global issues. In this interview, Lynn talks about: her passion for learning and not feeling comfortable being comfortable how passion, perseverance and grit can all be learned and developed what she learned when she was forced to decide between family and work the importance of focusing on your values and doing meaningful work why it's important for women and girls to have role models and aspirations why capitalism is not all bad and can in fact be altruistic Lynn's network for supporting women and girls is https://actv8.network (actv8.network) Her recently-published book can be found at https://www.altruisticcapitalist.com/ (www.altruisticcapitalist.com)  The book Lynn mentioned in the interview is https://angeladuckworth.com/grit-book/ (Grit by Angela Duckworth) And the episode in which we interviewed an altruistic capitalist is https://audaciousness.captivate.fm/episode/safe-drinking-water-with-mark-matamisa (Safe Drinking Water with Mark Matamisa) -- Music: Pablito's Way by Paolo Pavan

Our guest on the podcast this week is Linn Yap, the founder of the Activ8 network, whose mission is to increase the participation of women in technology and entrepreneurship. She started her career as a corporate attorney, graduated from the Wharton School with an MBA, and worked in investment banking. Her curiosity led her to write about business as a force for good. Her book the Altruistic Capitalist brings together conversations with leaders at for-profit corporations, entrepreneurs, and investors, and her personal experience, all in service of the changes the world needs. As Lynn says we can no longer rely on governments and non-profit organizations alone to solve our social and environmental problems. Today Lynn shares her experiences of becoming a corporate attorney in investment banking and how a personal request that was declined during the Facebook IPO changed everything for her and catalyzes her passion for working with organizations that embrace all stakeholders within the business. Listen in as we talk through what it means to be an “altruistic capitalist”, and we begin to unpack the challenges facing leaders and the unique opportunities that exist today. Lynn speaks with a deep passion about having an open mindset, about curiosity and its role in social impact, and about the value of collaboration and partnerships. As she says “It's not about profit only, it's about growing the pie”. She shares some exciting data from the World Economic Forum that shows that business is already heading in this direction, and it's no longer a choice we have whether to embrace this perspective or not, it's something we need to do if we want our business to survive in the longer term. If you work with leaders or you want to step into your leadership in a better way, this is a conversation you don't want to miss. I suspect you'll enjoy this lively discourse as much as I did. Key Takeaways Lynn's dynamic perspective on how to lead in a capitalist economy The difference between focusing solely on profit and focusing on all stakeholders and its impact on the bottom line. The value of mindfulness and curiosity How innovation and social impact are closely related to better financial results. Memorable Quote “Leaders who separate innovation and social impact are missing big market opportunities.”—Lynn Yap, Founder of the Activ8 Network Episode Resources: http://www.altruisticcapitalist.com/ (Altruistic Capitalist Website) http://linkedin.com/in/%20lynnlyyap (Lynn's Linked In Profile) https://amzn.to/3982o1x (BOOK: The Altruistic Capitalist by Lynn Yap) http://sacredchangemakers.com/ (SacredChangemakers.com) https://sacredchangemakers.com/community (Our Sacred Community) https://www.instagram.com/jayne_m_warrilow/?hl=en (Jayne Warrilow on Instagram) Thank you to our sponsor: A HUGE thank you to our sponsor Coaches Business School who are helping coaches to succeed in business, so they can make a meaningful difference in our world. Go to http://coachesbuseinssschool.com/ (coachesbusinessschool.com) to get the tools, strategies, and frameworks you need to enjoy growing your business in a way that is profitable, predictable, and purpose-driven. A big (thank you/shout out) to all our coaches, because without them this wouldn't be possible. If you would like to support our show: Please rate, review and subscribe to the podcast on iTunes and other podcast platforms. We would be SO grateful. Sacred Changemakers is a transformation company that believes in change for good. We partner with changemakers (coaches, consultants, speakers, authors, business owners, leaders, conscious humans) who want to become more purpose-driven, create a lasting impact, and inspire a better future for all. Together, we are making a meaningful difference in our world.  If you are a fellow changemaker who would like the support of an incredible community (and make a bigger impact along your...

Lynn Yap has worked with global companies and start-ups here in the US and abroad to increase brand awareness through marketing, operational excellence, and digital transformation. She's passionate about working with business leaders to create social impact through innovation and communication.  With previous stints at some big names including Wells Fargo, Estee Lauder, and Adidas, Lynn can now be found running the Actv8 Network, an organization she founded to increase participation of women in technology and entrepreneurship. From corporate attorney to investment banking, Lynn's curiosity has taken her through an interesting and winding road to the present that sure to inspire, and we're going to explore more about Lynn's past, present, and future – which includes the release of a new book, "The Altruistic Capitalist" 

Show Information:Host: Jay FranzeCo-Host: Keith SensingCo-Host: Mindy Jo RigelGuest: Lynn YapAired: September 13, 2021Franze and FriendsFranzeandFriends.comFacebookFacebook GroupInstagramYouTubeJay FranzeJayFranze.comFacebookInstagramLinkedInTwitterYouTubeKeith SensingLinkedInMindy Jo RigelLinkedInWorry About You TodayWorryAboutYouToday.comFacebookInstagramPinterestTikTokTwitterYouTubeThe Shoe String BlingTheShoeStringBling.comSupport the show (https://www.paypal.com/biz/fund?id=ZAC362K9HWK74)

Meet https://www.linkedin.com/in/lynnlyyap/ (Lynn Yap), featured author of https://www.amazon.com/Altruistic-Capitalist-Lead-Purpose-Profit/dp/1636768628/ref=tmm_pap_swatch_0?_encoding=UTF8&qid=1626029425&sr=8-1 (The Altruistic Capitalist,) on the launch of her first book. Join Lynn, Kirstin, and Mark in conversation on business as a force for good. Learn what we can each do to make a difference on the planet and in our communities. Lynn is passionate about working with business leaders to create social impact and value with all stakeholders, customers, teams, and partners alike. "My experience in innovation, brand, and strategy as well as skill sets in data analytics, business model innovation, and design thinking, enable me to support brands in implementing purpose in their strategy and communication," she says. "I worked with global companies and start-ups in the US and Europe to increase brand awareness and marketing campaign efficiency, deliver operational excellence and digital transformation, and increase sales in existing and new markets," Lynn says. Are you tired of hearing that companies can't create a profit and make a positive impact simultaneously?   https://www.amazon.com/Altruistic-Capitalist-Lead-Purpose-Profit/dp/1636768628/ref=tmm_pap_swatch_0?_encoding=UTF8&qid=1626029425&sr=8-1 (The Altruistic Capitalist )looks to spark change in conversations in board rooms, offices, and schools to turn the focus from sales, profits, and returns to the impact good business can have on people and the planet. Through her interviews with prominent business leaders as well as her personal experiences in the business world, author Lynn Yap offers ways to rethink capitalism, create a positive impact, and do meaningful work. Yap looks to tackle questions like: Where do people and planet enter into the equation when businesses calculate returns? How can we turn a profit while also creating a sustainable business with positive impacts? How can companies scale impact to provide benefits to the environment and community? Her book speaks to leaders, social entrepreneurs and intrapreneurs, and innovators who want to change the relationship between business, our people, and the planet. We can no longer rely on governments and non-profit organizations alone to solve our social and environmental problems. As we look urgently to the business world for solutions, this kinder, more mindful brand of capitalism just may provide a pathway out.  In this interview, Lynn chats with us about the path that led her to start her journey focusing on businesses that can be a force of good. While working at Adidas, she saw how various collaborations and partnerships with different startups enabled Adidas to maximize value and develop new innovations. This and other such experiences led her to write the book. As a business owner, Lynn tells you you need to understand what, your purpose is, what drives you and your organization, what are the values that motivate your organization, and, follow those, your profit comes after that.  She stresses the point that in today's world, there is no trade-off between a company that focuses on environmental or people goals and a company that focuses on profits. Both these scenarios have to go hand in hand, it's a win-win situation so as to maximize value for everyone. In her book, The Altruistic Capitalist leader has  three mindsets:  Mindfulness,  curiosity, and  Grit. Lynn focuses on the goals are around collaboration, candidness, and transparency really make for a much greater outcome in your company such as Creating  win-win partnerships. Focusing on partnerships that end in innovations that solve social problems together. Companies are being forced by society and by customers to acknowledge they wear many hats and becoming an altruistic capitalist business is one of them.  In addition, Lynn shares how the World Economic...

The Altruistic Capitalist looks to spark change in conversations in board rooms, offices, and schools to turn the focus from sales, profits, and returns to the impact good business can have on people and the planet. Through her interviews with prominent business leaders as well as her personal experiences in the business world, author Lynn Yap offers ways to rethink capitalism, create a positive impact, and do meaningful work. Yap looks to tackle questions like: Where do people and planet enter into the equation when businesses calculate returns? How can we turn a profit while also creating a sustainable business with positive impacts? How can companies scale impact to provide benefits to the environment and community? This book speaks to leaders, social entrepreneurs and intrapreneurs, and innovators who want to change the relationship between business, our people, and the planet. We can no longer rely on governments and non-profit organizations alone to solve our social and environmental problems. As we look urgently to the business world for solutions, this kinder, more mindful brand of capitalism just may provide a pathway out. https://amz.run/4te3 _ In 2014, Hamilton Perkins founded Hamilton Perkins Collection, an independent brand that designs and produces unique and award-winning bags and accessories made from recycled materials. Each bag is made from recycled plastic water bottles, billboard vinyl, pineapple leaf fiber, upcycled fabric banners, and other advertising waste. Perkins was the winner of the Virginia Velocity Tour hosted by the Governor of Virginia, and the recipient of a HUD Community Development Block Grant. The non-profit B Lab honored Hamilton Perkins Collection as a "Best for the World Overall" B Corporation in 2017. Perkins was voted to Inside Business' 40 under 40 and Old Dominion University Alumni Association's 40 under 40 lists. Perkins has been mentioned in Forbes, Fast Company, The New York Times, Money Magazine, and The Washington Post. Select past client work includes Hewlett-Packard, Nordstrom, Target, Dow Chemical, Oracle, Salesforce, Barnes and Noble, West Elm, Holt Renfrew, Salesforce, C.F. Martin & Company, Imerys, Leesa Sleep, Zappos, Paramount Pictures, and Ellen. The brand is currently offered in nearly 150 leading department stores and specialty stores in the United States, Canada, and Europe. Hamilton Perkins Collection's ecommerce store is available at hamiltonperkins.com. Perkins serves on the executive advisory council board at Old Dominion University's Strome College of Business.

LYNN YAP, a corporate attorney and investment banker, and the founder of Actv8 Network, will join us to discuss all that she is doing to work with businesses as a force for good. We will also discuss her latest release, "The Altruistic Capitalist", a book that represents the culmination of conversations with leaders at for-profit corporations, entrepreneurs, and investors, and her personal experience. FROM HER LINKEDIN PAGE: "Passionate about working with business leaders to create social impact and value with all stakeholders, customers, teams and partners alike. My experience in innovation, brand and strategy as well as skill sets in data analytics, business model innovation and design thinking, enable me to support brands in implementing purpose in their strategy and communication.  I worked with global companies and start-ups in the US and Europe to increase brand awareness and marketing campaign efficiency, deliver operational excellence and digital transformation, and increase sales in existing and new markets. Excellent communication skills, including experience in Board presentations and stakeholder management." www.linkedin.com/in/lynnlyyap/ https://www.altruisticcapitalist.com

LYNN YAP, a corporate attorney and investment banker, and the founder of Actv8 Network, will join us to discuss all that she is doing to work with businesses as a force for good. We will also discuss her latest release, "The Altruistic Capitalist", a book that represents the culmination of conversations with leaders at for-profit corporations, entrepreneurs, and investors, and her personal experience. FROM HER LINKEDIN PAGE: "Passionate about working with business leaders to create social impact and value with all stakeholders, customers, teams and partners alike. My experience in innovation, brand and strategy as well as skill sets in data analytics, business model innovation and design thinking, enable me to support brands in implementing purpose in their strategy and communication.  I worked with global companies and start-ups in the US and Europe to increase brand awareness and marketing campaign efficiency, deliver operational excellence and digital transformation, and increase sales in existing and new markets. Excellent communication skills, including experience in Board presentations and stakeholder management." www.linkedin.com/in/lynnlyyap/ https://www.altruisticcapitalist.com

Can companies prioritize doing good for their employees, communities and environment and still deliver solid results?  Join Lynn Yap, author of The Altruistic Capitalist and Managing Director of Actv8, with a mission to promote more women in innovation, technology and entrepreneurship and I as we discuss her roadmap for how leaders can do good and also perform well.  If you're a leader struggling to find balance with delivering results while prioritizing a focus on doing good, you're going to want to listen to this episode.

Lynn brings an extraordinary insight from her experiences mentoring young women in leadership development, and from her new book - Altruistic Capitalism. She also shares leading-edge perspectives on the changes she sees coming in how businesses measure impact. If you are a leader who wants to make an impact - not just financially but on a social and environmental level too, this is definitely worth a listen.

746- Lynn Yap is the author of The Altruistic Capitalist. A qualified attorney in multiple jurisdictions, Lynn has taken companies public on Wall Street and has worked on innovation strategies with consumer companies. Having earned an MBA from The Wharton School, Lynn's passionate about shifting the business conversation from short term goals and profits to sustainable impact for our people and the planet. https://www.altruisticcapitalist.com/ ________ Need help with your business? Marketing, Podcast Mentorship or Content Creation? Stop by and check us out. Go to www.BusinessBros.biz to be a guest on the show or to find out more on how we can help you! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/businessbrospod/support

Often times, businesses and corporations claim to support certain causes, but do they actually practice what they preach? This week, my guest Lynn Yap, and I discuss how new processes are being put in place to ensure that corporations are following through with their diversity and inclusion metrics. We also discuss how being sincere and standing for a cause can help your business succeed in a world where many garner causes simply for show. --- To get your very own signed copy of Lynn's book "The Altruistic Capitalist" for only $14.99 and a free 20 minute call with her, send her a DM, "Fearless Impact Podcast," @altruisticcapitalist

Lynn Yap, Founder of Actv8 Network and a former corporate attorney, shares her reasons for leaving the investment banking world, her journaling practice, and how her curiosity on businesses as a force for good led her to write her book “The Altruistic Capitalist”. Timecode Guide 01:32 About Lynn Yap 02:25 How did you leave the investment banking world? 06:16 One common myth that people have around businesses as a force for good 07:32 Message to the leaders who just want to run a simple diagnostics whether their business is a force for good or not 09:49 Number one thing that people need to know about setting themselves up for success 14:20 Understanding what is important to you 16:37 Journaling practice 18:15 One person that you talk to that brought you to a new sense of enlightenment 20:29 How can people continue to bring more good into their lives? 21:18 How to Connect with Lynn Yap If you want to know more about Lynn Yap, click the links below. Lynn Yap's Website Lynn Yap's Instagram Lynn Yap's Email Lynn Yap's Book - The Altruistic Capitalist: How to Lead for Purpose and Profit --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/shareinspirerepeat/support