Podcast appearances and mentions of vicki saunders

Vicki Saunders is an entrepreneur, award-winning mentor, advisor to the next generation of change-makers and leading advocate for entrepreneurship as a way of creating positive transformation in the world. Vicki is Founder of #radical generosity and Coralus (formerly SheEO), a global community of radically generous women supporting women-led Ventures working on the World's To-Do List. Vicki has co-founded and run ventures in Europe, Toronto and Silicon Valley and taken a company public on the Toronto Stock Exchange. Vicki was received numerous awards for her work at Coralus including; UBS Global Visionary in 2020, YWCA Women of Distinction Award in 2020, Business Leader of the Year 2019 by the Toronto Regional Board of Trade, 2018 Startup Canada Entrepreneurship Promotion Award and was selected as a Global Leader for Tomorrow by the World Economic Forum in 2001. - Scaling Deep: The Coralus Case Study

Vicki is the “Founding Activator” of Coralus, a venture capital company with a unique approach to reimagining the world of entrepreneurship. With a background in social entrepreneurship and a deep commitment to radical generosity, Vicki is a highly hopeful and optimistic individual who is dedicated to making a positive impact on the world. Get book links and resources at http://2pageswithmbs.com and subscribe to the 2 Pages newsletter at https://2pageswithmbs.substack.com. Vicki Saunders reads from "Astonishing the Gods" by Ben Okri. [reading begins at 18:40] Hear us discuss: “I can feel myself being pulled two ways because definitely things are atomizing. Content is coming in shorter and shorter clips. Even paragraphs are shrinking. Shrinking, just like my attention.” [00:00] | "I just don't understand why we… make money, and then give it away to make things better, to solve the crappy things that we did when we made money." [03:04] | “How much energy is this taking? Is it actually creating any impact? And so at some point in the last 30 years, I was like, you know, changing the system is not why I'm here. It's to build a new one.” [11:05] | “How do we want to be together and live together? How do we want to be with one another, to witness each other's gifts, and to share ours with others in this act of reciprocity?” [21:15] | "Dreaming is a muscle. Courage is a muscle. You need to work it, stress it, be kind to it. That's how muscle grows. That's how muscle stays healthy." [37:07]

Employee Value Proposition is fundamental to the success of organisations. But how do you make sure that potential is realised? In Episode 105, I chat with Vicki Saunders about how organisations can unleash the power of EVP, how content plays a key role in the process, and the principles to follow when developing an EVP to ensure a strong culture. Vicki has a range of experience from consumer marketing to employer branding. And set up her own business last year - The EVP Consultancy. So she's the right person to listen to when it comes to all things EVP! Subscribe to get more episode drops, news and events https://www.theengagingemployer.com --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/employercontentmarketing/message

Tribal Impact's Sarah Goodall  speaks to Vicki Saunders, Founder of The EVP Consultancy, about the intersection of Employee Value Proposition (EVP) and Employee Advocacy in modern business landscapes. We'll be covering:Defining Employee Value Proposition (EVP) and why it's important.How does a well-crafted EVP influence employee engagement?How can organisations empower their employees to become advocates?

2023 Year in Review: Recruitment Advertising & Employer Branding   Part 2 of our 4 part series looking back at the year 2023. This time, focus is on Recruitment Advertising and Employer Branding. What the heck happened on these two domains this year?   - SEO / Changes on Google Jobs - Behavioural ad targeting / retargeting - Impact of Search Generative Experience - CPC vs CPA - State of Job Boards - State of Programmatic Advertising - Employer branding during recession / lay offs - Rise of candidate ghosting as recruiters get overwhelmed - Career site chatBots to deal with FAQ - Candidate portals....did this become a thing?   We're with Alex Chukovski, Founder (Crypto Careers), Robin Stander, VP Sales (Appcast), Josh Willows, Head of Programmatic Sales (Veritone), Jeff Dickey-Chasins, (The Job Board Doctor), Steve Ward, Head of Employer Branding Solutions, (Universum) & Vicki Saunders, Founder (EVP) & Charu Malhotra, Head of Global Talent Branding (PA Consulting)       Ep236 is sponsored by our buddies Poetry     "This is a blueprint for improving our talent acquisition maturity." TA Leader, Engineering   Poetry is a recruiter workspace including solutions for recruitment marketing, recruitment operations, recruiter learning and a launchpad for all the other tools you need to accomplish your daily tasks.   We enable recruiters to be better marketers through enhanced collaboration, genAI assistance and automatic recommendations. These are the days of brilliant content. Gone are the days of re-writing InMails, social media posts and email copy.   We save you considerable 'toggle tax' by providing so many solutions within the one app. Rapidly locate your job ad templates, competitor intelligence, interview policies and TikTok sourcing tools. Everything's in the one place.   Managers, this is for you too. Our workspace analysis and reporting tells you how the team are using the solutions and provides you with automatic coaching, recommendations and ROI.   Get started for free at www.poetryhr.com

Employer Value Propositions are potent tools that attract talent, retain talent, and shape the future of organizations. However, we don't talk about EVPS enough, and they are regularly confused with Employer Brands when they are discussed. So, what are the benefits of an effective EVP, and do you define one? My guest this week is Vicki Saunders, Founder of The EVP Consultancy. Vicki is a highly experienced expert in this field and has worked on EVPs in-house at Currys, BAE Systems, and Boots. She has a vast amount of knowledge to share, and this is an absolutely must-listen episode. In the interview, we discuss: The difference between EVP, Employer Branding, and Recruitment Marketing The value to employers of an effective EVP Strategic workforce planning and building the future of the organization Supporting DE&I Where should the responsibility for EVP sit? Authentic, Differentiated, Resonating, and Future Focused Pillars are proof points. Measurement Internal Comms and Employee Experience The role of technology Anticipating the future and evolving Listen to this podcast on Apple Podcasts.

Employer Value Propositions are potent tools that attract talent, retain talent, and shape the future of organizations. However, we don't talk about EVPS enough, and they are regularly confused with Employer Brands when they are discussed. So, what are the benefits of an effective EVP, and do you define one? My guest this week is Vicki Saunders, Founder of The EVP Consultancy. Vicki is a highly experienced expert in this field and has worked on EVPs in-house at Currys, BAE Systems, and Boots. She has a vast amount of knowledge to share, and this is an absolutely must-listen episode. In the interview, we discuss: The difference between EVP, Employer Branding, and Recruitment Marketing The value to employers of an effective EVP Strategic workforce planning and building the future of the organization Supporting DE&I Where should the responsibility for EVP sit? Authentic, Differentiated, Resonating, and Future Focused Pillars are proof points. Measurement Internal Comms and Employee Experience The role of technology Anticipating the future and evolving Listen to this podcast on Apple Podcasts.

Employer Value Propositions are potent tools that attract talent, retain talent, and shape the future of organizations. However, we don't talk about EVPS enough, and they are regularly confused with Employer Brands when they are discussed. So, what are the benefits of an effective EVP, and do you define one? My guest this week is Vicki Saunders, Founder of The EVP Consultancy. Vicki is a highly experienced expert in this field and has worked on EVPs in-house at Currys, BAE Systems, and Boots. She has a vast amount of knowledge to share, and this is an absolutely must-listen episode. In the interview, we discuss: The difference between EVP, Employer Branding, and Recruitment Marketing The value to employers of an effective EVP Strategic workforce planning and building the future of the organization Supporting DE&I Where should the responsibility for EVP sit? Authentic, Differentiated, Resonating, and Future Focused Pillars are proof points. Measurement Internal Comms and Employee Experience The role of technology Anticipating the future and evolving Listen to this podcast on Apple Podcasts.

In this engaging episode, I spoke with visionary entrepreneur Vicki Saunders, dedicated to ushering in a new era of inclusive and ethical business practices. Through her organization, SheEO, now Coralus Vicki, aims to empower women and non-binary entrepreneurs by challenging traditional economic systems and advocating for equity and communal support. Since its inception in 2015, SheEO has expanded to five countries and has funded 107 innovative individuals with a focus on creating a more equitable and inclusive world. During our conversation, Vicki shared her insights on leveraging community for entrepreneurial success, navigating AI's ever-changing landscape, and embracing diverse voices' unique contributions. Her experience and wisdom provide valuable guidance for entrepreneurs looking to impact the world positively. This episode is a must-listen for those interested in leadership, innovation, and community building and offers valuable insights and inspiration for all who tune in. Join us for an enlightening discussion with Vicki Saunders on the future of business and entrepreneurship. #Leadership #Innovation #CommunityBuilding #PodcastInsights --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/chemarvilleletstalk/message

On Episode 427 of Impact Boom, Cathy Hunt of Women of the World (WOW) discusses creating a collaborative, gender equal world through an action led movement driven by creativity, cultural dialogue, debate and celebration. If you are a changemaker wanting to learn actionable steps to grow your organisations or level up your impact, don't miss out on this episode! If you enjoyed this episode, then check out Episode 382 with Vicki Saunders on radical generosity envisioned by women in social entrepreneurship -> https://bit.ly/3r1x6Wt The team who made this episode happen were: Host: Sarah Ripper Guest: Cathy Hunt Producer: Indio Myles We invite you to join our community on Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn or Instagram to stay up to date on the latest social innovation news and resources to help you turn ideas into impact. You'll also find us on all the major podcast streaming platforms, where you can also leave a review and provide feedback.

Vicki Saunders is the Founder of SheEO Inc. She started SheEO Inc. in Canada in 2015 to demonstrate a radically redesigned model to get all forms of capital into the hands of women innovators. At the time about only 4% of financial capital went to women. It has since backslid even further with COVID and our deeply biased systems and structures. Over the past 6 years the SheEO community has grown to 5 countries.MORE : https://aerowong.com/ttc18-vicki-saunders/

Vicki Saunders is the visionary, social entrepreneur who founded an organization called SheEO (now Coralus) which is widely renowned for supporting women who are getting the world's to-do list done!  This conversation will generate sparks for your own impact and totally validate the fact that you were right to hold out hope for humanity. Momentum is building behind an economic model that is “circular” and regenerative when it comes to expanding goodness and progress. TIMESTAMPS 00:00 Intro & Welcome 04:46 A More Beautiful World 08:21 Subscribing to a New World 13:59 Break 16:42 Collective Wealth 22:40 Trust as the Core Currency 27:54 Circulating Capital 36:53 Being Set Free 42:59 Street Wisdom 46:41 Giving ‘til it Feels Like Receiving 49:30 What Do You Wish People Knew? 51:34 Closing

TURNING EMPLOYEES INTO LINKEDIN TALENT INFLUENCERS   One of the great case studies which have emerged in recruitment over the past month has been Cisco's remarkable employee advocacy programme, in which 84,000 employees received training on how to be a LinkedIn influencer. We can forget that almost all of us have powerful networks, many of which are plugged into the world's number one professional networking site, but few of us are actively posting on it. Might it be that we have simply never received the training for it?   We're going to explore this example and figure out whether it can be replicated for other employers   - How many employees are on LinkedIn - How many are daily active users - How many are weekly active, or monthly active - Can we identify those who are already active on platform? - What training is required to activate more? - How can we reward such behaviour? - What are the risks of activating an employee base on LinkedIn? - What direct incentives can we put into place? - How can we track performance over time?   Let's see if we can put together an employee advocacy plan for LinkedIn!   We're with Vicki Saunders, Employer Brand Lead (Curry's plc), Richard Bradley, VP Strategic Sales & Customer Success (Kelly), Leah Wise, Global Employer Branding (Hellofresh) & Marian Jarzak, Employer Brand Partner and we're on Friday 11th August, 2pm BST - save your spot by clicking on the green button!       Ep218 is sponsored by our buddies Greenhouse       In today's competitive talent landscape, being people-first is business-first. Greenhouse helps companies adopt a flexible, fair, and efficient approach to hiring. Empower everyone from recruiters to hiring managers to make confident decisions that strengthen your business. Get measurably better at hiring with a data-driven approach. Discover how Greenhouse can help you hire for the kind of business you want to build.   Learn more at Greenhouse.com/hire   hosted by        

On Episode 403 of Impact Boom, CV Harquail of FeministsAtWork discusses how, why, and what it looks like to explore business through a feminist lens, and the frameworks allowing change makers to effectively challenge the status quo. If you are a changemaker wanting to learn actionable steps to grow your organisations or level up your impact, don't miss out on this episode! If you enjoyed this episode, then check out Episode 382 with Vicki Saunders on radical generosity envisioned by women in social entrepreneurship -> https://bit.ly/3r1x6Wt The team who made this episode happen were: Host: Sarah Ripper Guest: CV Harquail Producer: Indio Myles We invite you to join our community on Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn or Instagram to stay up to date on the latest social innovation news and resources to help you turn ideas into impact. You'll also find us on all the major podcast streaming platforms, where you can also leave a review and provide feedback.

On Episode 382 of Impact Boom, Vicki Saunders of Coralus discusses how her community of activators are challenging the status quo with radical generosity and powerful pathways to reimagine and value various forms of resourcefulness.

(Fixed!) Why is inner work so important and yet so difficult? We speak today with Vicki Saunders of the Innerwork Center of Richmond VA. Vicki starts by saying that we all have unique contributions to make to the world and self-awareness will help us get what we want and to find more meaning in life. We talk about Jung's concept of the stages of life, the tension of the opposites, shadow work and how to recognize emotional complexes. According to Vicki's mentor, James Hollis, the biggest blocks to inner work are fear and lethargy. Vicki shares a dream that she had 15 years ago that left a big impression on her. We take a call from Rachel Douglas who is the executive director of the Innerwork Center. She calls from Richmond CA asking for ideas about how to access our authentic self more deeply. Viciki Saunders hosts on ongoing zoom class at the IWC called Mondays with Jung. The IWC will host a keynote lecture by James Baraz on Thursday January 26 called "Finding Joy in Tough Times." Register for either event at their webpage. BIO: Victoria B. Saunders, Ph.D., has worked for the past 30 years as a professional facilitator, specializing in strategic planning, leadership training and personal development. She has a Masters Degree in Jungian Studies from the Jung Institute in Houston and also a PhD from Saybrook and another Masters degree from George Washington University. Vicki has worked with the Innerwork Center in Richmond, VA for the last 25 years. She has facilitated strategic planning sessions, book groups and workshops dealing with consciousness, creativity, and Jungian psychology. Vicki currently serves on the Innerwork Center Faculty, Executive Committee and Board, where she chairs the Program Committee. Find our guest at: InnerworkCenter.org Facebook: @InnerworkCenter Instagram: @theInnerworkCenter Intro music is Water over Stones and outro music is Everything both by Mood Science. Today's ambient music is created by Rick Kleffel. The audio can be found at Pandemiad.com. Many thanks to Rick Kleffel for also engineering the show, to Tony Russomano for answering the phones and to Ewa Malady for audio editing. Show aired on a very rainy January 14, 2023 as broadcast from my powerless home on my cell phone. The Dream Journal is produced at and airs on KSQD Santa Cruz, 90.7 FM, streaming live at KSQD.org 10-11am Saturday mornings Pacific time.  Catch it live and call in with your dreams or questions at 831-900-5773 or at onair@ksqd.org. If you want to contact Katherine Bell with feedback, suggestions for future shows or to inquire about exploring your own dreams with her, contact katherine@ksqd.org, or find out more about her at ExperientialDreamwork.com. Available on all major podcast platforms. The complete KSQD Dream Journal podcast page can be found at ksqd.org/the-dream-journal. Thanks for being a Dream Journal listener! Rate it, review it, subscribe and tell your friends.

This episode features Vicki Saunders, founder of Coralus (formerly SheEO) based in Toronto. Coralus now operates in 5 countries and through the annual contribution of individual activators, provides interest-free loans and, crucially, a community of support, to ventures led by women- and non-binary folks. Over 140 ventures tackling the world's to-do list have been taken in and gone on to grow their impact. Vicki shares her insights from 20+ years spent exploring the conditions that allow individuals to thrive and what it takes to imagine and co-create a new solution for women to fund each other. How might we all show up? What are our responsibilities, as individuals or organisations committed to social justice, to not only acknowledge these tools for building a more equitable economy, but to actively support their expansion and adoption?

Devin: What is your superpower?Miah: I genuinely think my superpower is humility and patience. My superpower now is that I've lived a life trying to uplift other people—my children, my business colleagues, the people in my community. My superpower is telling stories that are driven by experience and by data. But are told in really interesting ways from a place of humility and a place of genuine sincerity in trying to help be part of the solution.“The first thing that I want to say is that I'm by far and away not the only woman on the planet who is working in the space,” says Miah Shull Olmsted of her role in gender-empowered climate finance and financial feminism. “There are an extraordinary number of really bright, articulate, excited, enthusiastic women who are working on this.”Gender-Empowered Climate FinanceA crucial part of Miah's approach to investing is playing the long game. “I'm very happy to be a part of planting saplings in a wide variety of places where the right tree is planted in the right soil with the right conditions and the right caretakers present to help it grow. So I think that that might speak to how I feel about financing.”“For me now, what I think about in my investing thesis and in my strategy is I'm investing in the things that I hope will come into bloom when my granddaughter needs that,” Miah says. “Whether she needs that solution, whether she needs that product, or whether she needs the return on that investment, that's my hope. And my granddaughter, by the way, just turned one.”Miah explains her focus on investing in women:The statistics bear out that when you invest in women, women immediately return the bulk of what has been invested in them as an individual, in their education, in their business, that they're starting up as a fledgling enterprise. They immediately turn around and share that with their families, with their extended communities, with their region. And those circles overlap each other so that you get an extraordinarily powerful synergistic effect.Miah rattles off statistics from memory:* You have, on average, at least a 68 percent higher rate of return when you have a mixed [gender] leadership team.* The data shows that more women are creating businesses than men right now.* The data shows that 92% of women entrepreneurs are solopreneurs.Regarding the last point, she says, “If given the resources that they needed to be able to grow their businesses, we would be able to significantly increase the GDP in most countries.”In the context of difficult times, Miah notes a lack of hope. “If you want to talk about really embracing the idea of women and climate finance, what you have to do is take that step forward to believe.”Financial Feminism“When I went to apply to go to college, I still had to ask my father to cosign on a savings account, a checking account, and a loan for college because it was against the law for me to be able to access the money that I had been earning since the age of 15 in order to be able to go to college myself,” Miah says, providing context for her thoughts on financial feminism.“Financial feminism is about giving yourself permission to put some of the old forms of learning that you got predominantly from a male point of view and opening up your worldview to include the views that come from women, that are about women, that are for women,” she says.She isn't focused on biology. Men can learn from women. Members of the trans community are also a part of her view of feminism. “In the indigenous community, they are called two-spirited people for a reason. I think we could all embrace a little bit more of the two-spiritedness in ourselves by understanding what the world is like from a ‘his' point of view or a ‘her' point of view and a ‘they' point of view.”“Financial feminism is about embracing nurturing, about embracing growth, about embracing community,” Miah adds.She continues, “When you approach it from an attitude of curiosity that opens you up to entire new worlds in which you can explore, ‘How do I use money as only one tool in my toolbox for making the world a better place?' For me, that's what financial feminism is about.”At this intersection of community building and financial feminism, Miah has found a home in angel networks focused on investing in women. “It's focused around networks that are teaching people how to be better investors, absolutely making sure that in those rooms they have the ideas and the lived experiences and the contributions of women because women know what they're talking about in the same way that men know what they're talking about.”In all her work, Miah employs superpowers centered around humility.How to Develop Humility As a SuperpowerBuilding your humility is not about stepping back, Miah says. “It's important that we are humble but that we don't play small.”Humility is about seeing other people and developing empathy. “I am a person who genuinely, genuinely likes other people, and I really want to know who they are. And that comes from a place of—‘Tell me about yourself. Tell me about who you are. Tell me about what you're doing.' And then my next question is almost always, ‘What can I do next to help?'”That focus on others combined with empathy and a genuine desire to help essentially defines her sense of humility. “You walk into a garden. You're trying to talk to somebody. They're digging. You get down on your knees and start digging with them.”Miah started a business with her spouse and another couple after drafting a business plan on two napkins over barbecue with ten kids running around. Years later, they sold the company for enough to send all ten kids to college without student loans.Rather than strike out immediately as an expert entrepreneur coaching and lecturing others, she pivoted, starting as a novice at diving. After a decade and 5,700 hours underwater, she's become an accomplished diver and instructor.She shared what's come of that:I've been part of film crews, research crews, technical diving crews taught around the world, spent a huge amount of time as part of the contributing underwater cinematographers for projects like Chasing Coral, which is on Netflix right now, for submitted footage for David Attenborough documentaries, been a part of really, really interesting conversations about manta rays, about the preservation of specific coral species, about the preservation of sea turtles. All of that I was able to do because I did not brag or present myself as “better than.” I always presented myself as, “Tell me about what you're doing. Oh my gosh, that's so cool.”Humility pairs well with curiosity, she says. “I'm not saying I know it all, but I'm definitely saying I know a little bit about a lot of different things because I try hard in my life to stay curious and humble.”One part of humility is being willing to acknowledge that you need help and ask for it. A second part, equally important, is then being able to receive the support that is offered. Miah shared a story to illustrate this:Vicki [Saunders] told me a great story one time where she said that she was in a room with a lot of folks and someone stood up and you could see how brave, how incredibly hard it had been for them to stand up and ask for help for something. You could see they were shaking when they sat back down and they immediately looked down. But she said that a third of the room raised their hand, shot their hand up with an offer of help, and the person didn't see it. And she said, “Hey, hey, hey. Asking for help is only the first part of the journey. The second part of the journey is being humble enough to receive the help.”If you follow Miah's example and advice, you can make humility a superpower that enables you to do more good in the world. Get full access to Superpowers for Good at devinthorpe.substack.com/subscribe

Vicki Saunders, Founder of SheEO and #radical generosity; sits down with Scott to talk about proactively initiating systematic changes, bigger companies creating more inequality, and the 7 generational principles to long-term thinking and the impact on our next generation.

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Invest In Her host Catherine Gray talks with Vicki Saunders who is an entrepreneur, award-winning mentor, advisor to the next generation of change-makers and leading advocate for entrepreneurship as a way of creating positive transformation in the world. She is the founder of #radicalgenerosity and Coralus (formerly SheEO), a global community of radically generous women supporting women-led Ventures working on the World's To-Do List. Vicki has co-founded and run ventures in Europe, Toronto and Silicon Valley and taken a company public on the Toronto Stock Exchange.   Vicki was received numerous awards for her work at Coralus including; UBS Global Visionary in 2020, YWCA Women of Distinction Award in 2020, Business Leader of the Year 2019 by the Toronto Regional Board of Trade, 2018 Startup Canada Entrepreneurship Promotion Award and was selected as a Global Leader for Tomorrow by the World Economic Forum in 2001.   www.sheangelinvestors.com  https://coralus.sheeo.world/   Follow Us On Social Facebook | Instagram | Twitter | LinkedIn

"There are hundreds of people and now thousands of people who created the conditions for all of this to work. What I hadn't done was receive that memo. Nothing we are doing here is about one person alone. It's about all of us together." — Vicki Saunders, Founding Activator at Coralus In this episode This special episode of the Ripples of Radical Generosity podcast was recorded live at the 2022 Coralus Confluence. Join us to hear from Founding Activator Vicki Saunders to learn more about our new name, and how we're shifting our focus from supporting individuals (SheEO) to the collective (Coralus), as we enter a phase of regeneration and transformation. We invite you to join us as an Activator. Take action and engage with Vicki Saunders on Twitter, LinkedIn, and Instagram.

Vicki Saunders is making her mark in a radically different way. Over the span of her career, Vicki has co-founded and run ventures all over the world. She is an acclaimed author, a mentor, a public speaker, an award winner, and a change maker. At 50 years old, she founded SheEO, now Coralus, a global not-for-profit that finances woman-identifying and non-binary entrepreneurs. Seven years later, the community has successfully expanded into the United States, Australia, New Zealand, and the United Kingdom – with no end in sight. Vicki joins Jen and Catherine on the latest episode of The Honest Talk to chat about her life, her values and her thriving venture capital firm that is rolling out a ground-breaking regenerative capital model and getting attention the world over.

Julie Trell is an American woman who moved to Australia in 2017 to pursue two opportunities in the Australian startup ecosystem: working as head of the now defunct accelerator Muru-D, and to bring SheEO to Australia. SheEO is a global organisation founded by Vicki Saunders with a unique model: women and non-binary “Activators” contribute a monthly payment which is pooled together and given as a 0% interest loan to women-led “Ventures” selected by the Activators. As well as contributing capital, Activators also act as mentors, lending their expertise, Mentioned and networks to help the Ventures grow and succeed. In her conversation with Adam, Julie discusses the unique SheEO business model, as well as the importance of diversity within the Australian startup ecosystem. See show notes https://w2d1.com/julie-trell

Vicki Saunders is an entrepreneur, award-winning mentor, advisor to the next generation of changemakers and leading advocate for entrepreneurship as a way of creating positive transformation in the world. She is the Founder of #radical generosity and SheEO, a global community of radically generous women supporting women-led Ventures working on the World's To Do List. She has co-founded and run ventures in Europe, Toronto and Silicon Valley and taken a company public on the Toronto Stock Exchange.

In a world where 2 % of the venture capital flows to 51 % of the population (read that again), how do women and non-binary founders find success, impact and reach their dreams? Vicki Saunders and SheEO are reinventing the world, so it works for everyone. Vicki is the creator and founder of the hashtag radical generosity and SheEO, a radically generous community supporting women + non-binary people working on the World's To-Do List.  What I deeply admire about Vicki is when she didn't like the inequality she was witnessing and experiencing in business, she used her frustration to reimagine a new world and business model. SheEO is an intentionally designed ecosystem, business and economic model rooted in radical generosity, partnership, collaboration and the core belief there is enough for everyone.  In the SheEO world, ventures and activators have access to this incredible ecosystem designed to empower you to be successful. It's a model that challenges you to put aside your experience with outdated and broken systems. The SheEO experience invites you to suspend your disbelief and be embraced, celebrated and recognized for the greatness of all you do as an entrepreneur.  In our conversation, we explore power and Vicki's deep belief that you have power and your power can be used with others to make a difference in your community and the world. Vicki lets us in on what she's reading, the critical challenges present for entrepreneurs today and the importance of building our muscle for dreaming about what's possible. Learn More about SheEO: https://sheeo.world/ SheEO World Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/ca/podcast/sheeo-world/id1474396602  

"What I realized was, if I was sitting with all this trauma around my business and what I wanted to do, and not being able to take the next step in my head, then I was actually not benefiting the thousands of First Nations kids around the world that we want to work with." — Mikaela Jade, founder of Indigital In this episode This special episode of the SheEO.World podcast was recorded live at the 2021 Australian Summit. Join Mikaela Jade, founder of SheEO Venture Indigital, for a fireside chat with SheEO founder Vicki Saunders. They talk about creating the conditions needed for entrepreneurs to thrive, and the importance and challenges of doing things differently. They also discuss: Mikaela's SheEO community experience How Indigital was able to get valuable support from SheEO Development Guide MJ Ryan Growing her team from 1 to 10 people Paving the way and taking down barriers for others Learning and practicing Ask/Give to receive and give support We invite you to join us as an Activator at SheEO.World. Take action and engage with Indigital on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, and LinkedIn.

"I've nearly sold out of cans, orders have been flying in. Lots and lots of people coming into the shop and congratulating us. We've had a lot of inquiries. Literally, I've been refilling stock 24/7." — Reni Wereta-Gargiulo, founder of Atutahi In this episode: Meet new SheEO Venture Atutahi! Founder Reni Wereta-Gargiulo joins Vicki Saunders to talk about her kawakawa, kumarahau, and horopito-based drinks, which combine native medicinal ingredients with delicious flavours and carbonation. They also discuss: How Atutahi came to be, and Reni's journey to creating her vision The medicinal properties of kawakawa The impact of being selected as a SheEO Venture Support she's received from Activators + Ventures in the community Her ASK: Help with distributorship into a supermarket chain, and spreading the word about Atutahi We invite you to join us as an Activator at SheEO.World. Take action and engage with Atutahi and Reni on Facebook and LinkedIn.

Vicki Saunders is an entrepreneur, award-winning mentor, advisor to the next generation of change-makers and leading advocate for entrepreneurship as a way of creating positive transformation in the world. Vicki is Founder of #radical generosity and SheEO, a global community of radically generous women supporting women-led Ventures working on the World's To-Do List. Here, Vicki talks with Julie about transformation—both her own personal journey and that of SheEO, the game changing organization that has reinvented how business is done, with love and generosity a core organizing principle. Our current system is rigged to keep us isolated and believing we have to do it alone Adam Smith was wrong The radical idea of bringing love to business What happened for her at fifty We're only limited by our imagination Learning how to receive SheEO is a transformational experience for everyone involved   Vicki's Info: SheEO : https://sheeo.world   Vicki's References: Inspiring book Vicki mentioned:  The Dawn of Humanity by David Graeber and David Wengrow The SheEO venture Vicki mentioned – Got Care:  https://gotcare.ca  

"I've heard so many no's. So many no's, because it's not the normal business model and evidence of best practice is a really big thing when it comes to funding and stuff. And for me, it's like, well I'm working with elders and I have over 60,000 years of cultural knowledge, we know what's best practice." — Leanne Sanders, founder of Visual Dreaming In this episode Meet new SheEO Venture Visual Dreaming! Founder Leanne Sanders joins Vicki Saunders to talk about her app Visual Dreaming, and what led her to this journey and goal of creating a better life for future generations. They also discuss: The need for better ways to support people with mental health Her personal stories and motivations of why we need to transform how we engage Using cultural practices to connect care The importance of connection to country Shifts since COVID, and reframing how we look after each other New features of the app and what's to come Challenges of finding a values-aligned revenue model We invite you to join us as an Activator at SheEO.World. Take action and engage with Leanne + Visual Dreaming on Facebook, Instagram, and LinkedIn.

"Centralizing the food system was the largest social experiment that we don't talk about how much it's failed. So I constantly think about, it's not our job — even from Kete Kai's perspective — it's not our job to go into community and say, 'This is what you should do.' But it's our job to come in and say, 'This is the knowledge that we have around creating what we create and why we do what we do. What does that look like for you?'" — Lisa Booth, CEO + Founder of Kete Kai In this episode: Meet new SheEO Venture Kete Kai! Lisa Booth joins Vicki Saunders to talk about Kete Kai's affordable meal kit service, their goal to end hunger in Aotearoa by 2030, and giving customers and community the power to make change. They also discuss: The need for a change in food systems and distribution Reducing waste, helping farmers, and empowering local communities Creating a transparent technology platform to support this effort Challenges that Kete Kai has faced in building the Venture Warmth and support she's experienced in the SheEO community We invite you to join us as an Activator at SheEO.World. Take action and engage with Kete Kai on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, and LinkedIn.

"So many times we sit there not actually knowing how to Ask. And so that's what SheEO teaches. If you Ask, there's just so much love, and care and kindness in this community." — Billie Jo Hohepa-Ropiha, founder of BDÉT In this episode Meet new SheEO Venture BDÉT! Founder Billie Jo Hohepa-Ropiha joins Vicki Saunders to talk about her mission to eliminate a trillion wet wipes. They also discuss: How BDÉT came to be, and Billie Jo's journey from journalist to entrepreneur What the SheEO community experience has been like so far Learning and practicing Ask/Give How being selected as a SheEO Venture has given a boost to her business and sales We invite you to join us as an Activator at SheEO.World. Take action and engage with BDÉT on Facebook, Instagram, and LinkedIn.

This special episode of the SheEO.World podcast was recorded live during a session with IWF Toronto. Vicki Saunders joins host Lisa Lyons Johnston to talk about what's new with SheEO and experiencing community support during COVID. She also touches on: Stories from SheEO Ventures Gotcare, Farm From a Box, Sisters Sage, The Better Packaging Co. + more Programming for Activators + Ventures, and creating a perpetual fund The launch of the new Venture Portfolio at SheEO.World Learning from thought leaders in the community on shifting mindsets and transforming systems Using feedback + iteration to grow, and sharing learnings from the SheEO team We invite you to become an Activator at SheEO.World.

For SheEO founder Vicki Saunders, it's all about "radical generosity." We talk with Vicki about how she's burning everything to the ground to build one of world's most innovative social impact organizations. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/whats-the-meaning-of-this/message

"As First Nations, I have an experience learned and loved that I think works, because it works for me and my people and communities. But then at the same time, I need to make sure that that also considers the higher order aspiration of improving quality of life for all people." — Traci Houpapa, SheEO Activator + Board Director at NZTE In this episode Join Traci Houpapa, SheEO Activator + Board Director at New Zealand Trade and Enterprise, and Vicki Saunders as they chat about the conditions needed to build partnerships for creating more equitable systems, and the shift towards embedding Māori and First Nations values at the centre of policy and life. They also discuss: Noticings about partnerships during a time of extreme change Existing barriers built into our systems that we don't want to replicate Conditions that need to be addressed in order to get people to the start line Strategies for seeing movement towards a paradigm shift Considering the legacy of Māori knowledge as it relates to business models The progress and shift towards appreciating and applying First Nations culture and knowledge We invite you to join us as an Activator at SheEO.World. Take action and engage with Traci on LinkedIn and Twitter.

With her favorite quote, "We are not here to win. We are here to transform" guiding her own career as an entrepreneur and award-winning mentor, Vicki Saunders has created a global community of radically generous women supporting women-led ventures.

"We're teaching them that even though they're alone, they're part of something. They're part of the Planet Protector Alliance—that goes all around the world, and everybody is needed. Your own superhero power, you may not know what it is yet, is needed." — Vanessa LeBourdais, Co-Founder of DreamRider Productions In this episode Join Vanessa LeBourdais of SheEO Venture DreamRider Productions, and SheEO founder Vicki Saunders, as they chat about Vanessa's work to shift the culture of the world to one of kindness and interconnection with the environment. DreamRider Productions is home to Planet Protector Academy, an inclusive, meaningful, and full-throttle experience for children that instills positive environmental values in their hearts – and in their actions. They also discuss: Vanessa's move to the west coast and what sparked her journey as a "lifetime environmentalist" DreamRider's growth from their beginnings as a project with the City of Vancouver Integrating emotions, feeling, and fun to activate children as change agents Scaling the business internationally and challenges through COVID Stories of impact from children who have experienced the Planet Protector Academy The next steps for DreamRider and growing their team with the support of SheEO We invite you to join us as an Activator at SheEO.World. Take action and engage with DreamRider Productions on Facebook, Twitter, and LinkedIn.

Vicki Saunders is an entrepreneur, award-winning mentor, advisor to the next generation of change-makers and leading advocate for entrepreneurship as a way of creating positive transformation in the world. Vicki is Founder of #radical generosity and SheEO, a global community of radically generous women supporting women-led Ventures working on the World's To-Do List. Vicki has co-founded and run ventures in Europe, Toronto and Silicon Valley and taken a company public on the Toronto Stock Exchange. Vicki was received numerous awards for her work at SheEO including; UBS Global Visionary in 2020, YWCA Women of Distinction Award in 2020, Business Leader of the Year 2019 by the Toronto Regional Board of Trade, 2018 Startup Canada Entrepreneurship Promotion Award and was selected as a Global Leader for Tomorrow by the World Economic Forum in 2001. In this episode, Brigit and Don invite Vicki Saunders as they immerse themselves into her world of creating positive transformation through entrepreneurship, being the Founder of SheEO, the media's unrealistic glorification of venture capitalist funding, what differentiates SheEO from mainstream approaches, the meaning of radical generosity and its importance, and her vision for a better financial system that serves humanity.

"Your average hearing aid retails for about $2,000. These things cost as little as $50 to manufacture or less. So as you can imagine, there's a huge disconnect there." — Audra Renyi, Founder of earAccess“ In this episode Join Audra Renyi of SheEO Venture earAccess and SheEO founder Vicki Saunders, as they chat about providing access to quality, affordable hearing care—particularly in developing countries. earAccess works to ensure that the millions of people who need hearing aids have access to quality devices, diagnostic testing, and proper care. They also discuss: The personal connections that led her to start earAccess and advocate for hearing care Her company's focus on emerging markets where the need is the greatest Training programs run by earAccess which employ 75% women Providing affordable hearing care + screening services at scale The current systems in place leading to a gap in the market, and how this model can be solved Addressing the stigma behind hearing aids, hearing loss, and shifting cultural motivations We invite you to join us as an Activator at SheEO.World. Take action and engage with earAccess on Facebook + LinkedIn.

Our guest for this week's episode is Swedish best selling author, financial journalist and women's economic champion, Katrine Marçal. Katrine's two books, ‘Who Cooked Adam Smith's Dinner' and her latest book - ‘Mother of Invention - How Good Ideas Get Ignored in an Economy Built for Men' explore how women's roles and contribution have been systemically ignored over time. Katrine has a fun and engaging way of telling stories that show just how much we've missed out on by overlooking the value women bring to the table. Not surprisingly, she also shares how frustrated she is that we've missed out on countless potential innovations because there haven't been enough women involved in the process. Katrine's first book was named one of The Guardian's Books of the Year in 2015 and she was named as one of the BBC's top 100 women in the same year. Her latest book builds on this impressive record. In this fascinating discussion you'll learn: How the founder of modern economics, Adam Smith, overlooked one very important factor when he came up with his ‘self interest' theory and what impact that's had on women and what we're paid,How innovation history has overlooked or re-written women's vital role in computer science and the founding of software,How and why a company that specialised in women's underwear won the contract to make the spacesuits that took the Apollo astronauts to their history making landing on the Moon; andHow Katrine herself comes up with her original ideas and perspectives.So sit back, enjoy and be prepared to have your eyes opened by the insightful and engaging Katrine Marçal. Useful LinksKatrine's website - find her books hereSheEO home page Interview with Vicki Saunders, CEO of SheEO See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Tragedy to Triumph and the inspirational lessons in between. Born to a teenage drug addict, abused as a child, and raped at fourteen would stop most in their tracks if not derail you for life but not Victoria Pelletier. Her story is one of being unstoppable, of seizing opportunity wherever and whenever it presented itself. Victoria's mantra is #noexcuses. Victoria became a retail store manager in her mid-teens and was offered her first Executive Leadership Position by her early twenties. Victoria's career trajectory includes leading Diversity and Inclusion initiatives for some of the world's top organizations. Victoria is a mother, a proud supporter of the LGBTQ community, author, speaker and frequent contributor to the conversation on diversity, and leadership on television, print and social media.   Victoria shares her triumph to tragedy story while offering us many powerful lessons in life on how to be unstoppable.   How to be bold and to break out of your comfort zone. Diversity makes us better. Never accept the status quo. Women need to negotiate work like they negotiate life. Where there is conviction, there is capacity. Outsource the things that don't bring you joy. Be yourself and celebrate your inner misfit. Hire people who aren't you.   Vicki Saunders - the Founder of SheEO also joins the program to talk about how women entrepreneurs, with the right support, are unstoppable.       To chat with Victoria Pelletier  LinkedIn:  https://www.linkedin.com/in/victoriapelletier/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/PelletierV29 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/victoria_pelletier_unstoppable/ Website:  https://victoria-pelletier.com/ Facebook:  https://www.facebook.com/Victoria.Pelletier.Speaker To chat with Vicki Saunders LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/vsaunders/ Twitter - https://twitter.com/vickis Blog - http://www.vickisaunders.com/blog To chat with Tony Chapman. Web:    https://chatterthatmatters.ca Twitter – @TonyChapman – https://twitter.com/tonychapman Linkedin – https://www.linkedin.com/in/tonychapmanreactions/ Instagram – https://www.instagram.com/chatterthatmatters/ Youtube – https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCcGvzmw9MFkUcGylrFA2xCQ To chat with RBC RBC - https://www.rbc.com RBC - Canadian Woman Entrepreneur Awards - https://discover.rbcroyalbank.com/rbc-canadian-women-entrepreneur-awards-cwea-a-virtual-celebration-of-impact-and-achievement/ RBC Future Launch - https://www.rbc.com/dms/enterprise/futurelaunch/index.html RBC Future Launch - Up Skill - https://www.rbc.com/dms/enterprise/futurelaunch/rbc-upskill.html

"What does it look like to build an organization that has a more matriarchal structure? What does it look like for us to have more transparent conversations with each other about building a company, working together, salaries, compensation, all of these things?" In this episode: Join Arielle Loren Palmer, Founder of SheEO Venture 100k Incubator, and SheEO founder Vicki Saunders, as they chat about approaches to getting capital to women on their own terms. 100K Incubator is a mobile app for early stage women entrepreneurs to get funding for their companies, live coaching, and results driven classes to help them scale their businesses to at least 100K in yearly sales. They also discuss: Using design and technology as a solution to overcome barriers The ongoing process to develop the best fintech solution for women entrepreneurs to showcase their work Stories of women who are deeply passionate about the work they're doing, and why they need the support to bring their ideas to life How 100k Incubator is partnering with corporations who are interested in social impact The importance of cross-collaboration between entrepreneurs Building social impact into her own business, as a model for inclusivity and values-driven work We invite you to join us as an Activator at SheEO.World. Take action and engage with Arielle + 100k Incubator on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, and LinkedIn.

“Whenever people ask me about the growth trajectory, I don't feel like I've come that far. But when I reflect back to the full three or four years, it's like, wow, we've actually done so much. But because it's been such a gradual progression of small steps along the way, it really adds up to such a momentous journey." —Melanie Ang, founder of Backcountry Wok In this episode: Join Melanie Ang, Founder of SheEO Venture Backcountry Wok, and SheEO founder Vicki Saunders, as they discuss Melanie's journey as an entrepreneur and what led her to begin her Venture. Backcountry Wok creates Dehydrated Asian-inspired and plant-based meals in 100% compostable packaging. A portion of profits supports outdoor education and sustainability programs for youth. They also discuss: Melanie's path to entrepreneurship and growing the Venture organically How spending time outdoors led to recognizing a gap in the market Reflecting on the gradual progression of Backcountry Wok's growth trajectory Her business model, expanding to retailers, and an expansion into the US Co-creating her products + working with a dietician What's next from Backcountry Wok + her asks for the community We invite you to join us as an Activator at SheEO.World. Take action and engage with Backcountry Wok on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, and LinkedIn.

In this episode, you'll hear from Vicki Saunders, the Founder of SheEO, an ecosystem for supporting women entrepreneurs who are working toward solving the world's top priorities. Vicki has made a career of entrepreneurial work, co-founding initiatives throughout Europe, Canada, and the United States. You'll learn in this episode how the SheEO community practices Radical Generosity to support women in achieving their goals to create a new model of thinking and a better world. See Show Notes: https://bit.ly/Ep18InvestHerPodcast

"There's enough for all of us. There's truly enough. You know, why waste all the energy we're wasting when we can actually repurpose it for good?" —SaLisa Berrien, Founder of COI Energy In this episode Join SaLisa Berrien, Founder of SheEO Venture COI Energy, and Vicki Saunders, Founder of SheEO, as they discuss COI's innovative technology that improves building energy performance and grid optimization—and how they're using this tech to elevate communities that have been marginalized. They also discuss: COI's energy dashboard and holistic approach to demand management Partnerships with NGOs, enterprise customers, and mom-and-pop stores A recognition of abundance and how we need to distribute better SaLisa's desire to see everyone live a dignified life The shift towards a greater understanding of social impact + cocreation with support from SheEO Her passion + energy for helping the community + building a better future for all We invite you to join us as an Activator at SheEO.World. Take action + engage with COI Energy on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, and LinkedIn.

“It was a side hustle for the longest time. It's not like I came up with the idea for Save da Sea and then I was like, ‘Okay, see ya family, I'm out!' You know, I have a toddler, I have a mortgage. So there were lots of other things I needed to think about before I just dived in.” —Aki Kaltenbach, Founder + CEO of Save da Sea Foods In this episode Aki Kaltenbach, Founder of SheEO Venture Save da Sea Foods, and Vicki Saunders, Founder of SheEO, as they discuss Aki's entrepreneurship journey and her mission towards building a global, plant-based seafood brand. Save da Sea's first product to market is a sustainable, plant-based smoked salmon made from simple ingredients, which convincingly mimics the taste and texture of salmon lox. They also discuss: What led Aki to start her Venture Her background and longtime desire to be an entrepreneur Co-creating the recipe for Save da Sea's salmon lox How she's scaling her business through retailer distribution and restaurants And future products from Save da Sea that are currently in the works We invite you to join us as an Activator at SheEO.World. Take action and engage with Save da Sea Foods on Facebook, Instagram, and LinkedIn.

This week Vicki Saunders the founder of SheEO takes us through her journey of coming out of the old boys club of corporate and then how she founded the largest female-identifying business support network to date. Vicki talks about her passion for getting rid of manufactured scarcity in our lives and believing we have the efficacy to live what we are called to. She talks about the need for community and interconnection within business and has pioneered a radical generosity with SheEO's regular practice of asking and giving support to each other. Vicki takes us through her journey of breaking out from the mentality that kept her from achieving what she wanted and shares her advice for others who feel the same.2:49: The journey out of preconceived ideas5:06: Enough8:59: The question13:57: Interconnection16:28: Trust in relationships22:13: Transforming systems23:50: Vision for the world32:30: Where it really starts Facebook: (Centered Life Coaching)Instagram: (Nancy Shadlock)Website: www.centered.caVicki's Social MediaFacebook: vsaunders                        : SheEOWorldLinkedIn: vsaundersWebsite: www.vickisaunders.com                    :sheeo.orgSign up for the Front Porch here Would you like to donate coming out support for a deserving person?  Click this link to donate via PayPal.

Vicki Saunders is a dreamer who's journey began when she spent several years in Prague after the fall of the Berlin Wall. Since then, she has gone on to launch companies on the TSX (Toronto Stock Exchange), built a number of other successful ventures based all around the world, and founded Sheo. Sheo is a mind blowing company that is helping to solve the world's biggest problems through an innovated crowdsourced VC funding model. They have several thousands of activators and over 70 portfolio companies.

How do we create conditions for people to do things that they never thought was possible for them to thrive and reach their true potential?  Welcome back to the Micro Empires Podcast! I'm your host, Jennifer Ives Grimson. In this episode, I interview the founder of SheEO and #radical generosity, Vicki Saunders. She is a Canadian entrepreneur, author, award-winning mentor, and change maker. She has created a network of 3,000+ women across four countries who felt called to create a better world for female entrepreneurs and positive transformation in the world with her heart for people. Let's dive right in as we talk about redesigning a system to support women through radical generosity. [00:01 - 07:39] Opening Segment I introduced Vicki to the show and talk about how we met I share some of  Vicki's amazing current project Vicki tells us about her background and her money culture she grew up in Grew up in a middle-class family Moved to a farm in the country when she was 9  Abundance scarcity flow and financial instability  Vicky shares a story about how having three brothers in an entrepreneurial family affected her Her parents were very entrepreneurial  Started with a strawberry farm  Innovation from the family dinner discussion  Community spirited  You don't have to have money to get people to be excited about things.   [07:00 - 12:54] Red Threads to be the Catalyst of Entrepreneurship Vicki talks about her journey and seven different ventures that got her to where she is now  Following the energy of what she was curious about next Starting new things Vicky shares her unlocking moment  She was in Prague, Eastern Europe right after the wall fell  The excitement of being free to do anything Got to reinvent herself  Be the catalyst for entrepreneurship at home Vicki talks about the result of the winner takes it all mentality. Almost everything has to be redesign, tweak, and change The manipulation of our system, the monopolies of everything We can do so much better.  How do we create a thriving, excellent life and sustaining society?  Re-think of how we do things It can be uncomfortable to change  Creating a positive change  [12:55 - 23:59] SheEo and the shift of business narrative  Vicki talks about SheEO The experiment to try a completely new approach Funded 68 amazing women ventures across the world Together we can change anything, but if we are isolated and separate, we're toast  We are not here to serve the economy; the economy is here to serve us Vicki talks about the concept of SheEO Social Entrepreneur; businesses with a high and positive impact on the society  She explains impact investing  The shift of business narratives in the world Focus on community  Get a better result Vicky talks about how SheEo runs 100 women/country and contribute $1100 Go online and vote Discovering new unique ideas together  Funding at tuition with loyalty points The online community that helps each other across countries  Build more relationships  Global connections  The Yield is triple-digit revenue growth  [24:00 - 33:05] Redesigning a system to support women   Quick shoutout to my Podcast Producers: Streamlined Podcasts Use promo code: jives and get a discount Vicki talks about the system that we are living in Not designed for women to thrive Creating a system to support women We are not here to win. We are here to transform  Building a community with the speed of trust  Trust happens at the speed of relationships New Innovations need to have diversity of thought and collective intelligence Diversity in culture, race, and ages  Vicki talks about the application process of SheEO that defies the current culture  Asking applicants “Why you and why now?” Ten simple questions in the form No pitch deck, no attachment, and no jargon  Heart-centered  Gets personalized feedback from every voter Find Funders and advisors just by applying  [33:06 - 40:19] Radical Generosity  Changing the environment to help people to thrive  Develop emotionally and reach our potential The environment that will stimulate great innovations  Changing the vocab into warm and caring words for success  Generosity is the unlocking factor Generous people give some space for imperfections and growth Vicki talks about her mothers' influence in her life  Deeply demonstrated how important caring is in human development  Super hardcore yet loving and kind Goddess of lists and organized  Pass down the strength of a great women  [40:20 - 43:35] Closing Segment How to learn more? See links below for our website Monthly open calls to experience radical generosity and get a chance in  Applications will be available on the website  No matter what's your background and age, you can be the activator Final words   Tweetable Quotes: “You don't have to have money to get people to be excited about things..” - Vicki Saunders.   “Innovation needs to have diversity of thought and collective intelligence.” - Vicki Saunders.   “We are not here to serve the economy, the economy is here to serve us.” - Vicki Saunders Resources Mentioned: SheEO website  Streamlined Podcasts 17 Sustainable Development Goals   If you'd like to connect with Vicki, you can find her on Facebook, Linkedin, and Instagram. Learn more about Vicki and his project on https://sheeo.world/ and her website at http://www.vickisaunders.com/  You can connect with me on LinkedIn, Twitter, Instagram, and Facebook. I'm excited to hear more about you. Also, feel free to shoot me an email at jennifer@micro-empires.com.You can call or text 213-973-7206.    TELL US WHAT YOU THINK! LEAVE A REVIEW + help someone who wants to explode their business growth by sharing this episode or click here to listen to our previous episodes. This podcast is about YOU.  We all have a story, whether your story is a lot like mine or totally different. Maybe you have a good job, but you know in your heart that you want more.  Let's Work Together Subscribe to download my FREE eBook, "3 Steps to Pivot and Thrive: Using Micro-Risks to Build Your Micro Empire." Click https://micro-empires.com/coaching and I'll see you there!

As a selected Global Leader of Tomorrow by the World Economic Forum, Founder of SheEO Vicki Saunders has spoken regularly at events around the world and shares more of her story with us on The School for Humanity.   Having Co-founded and run 4 ventures in Europe, Toronto and Silicon Valley focused on sustainability in addition to a global consulting firm focused on engaging youth to tackle the grand challenges we are facing, Vicki invites us to reconsider the “Winner's Mindset.” In this episode we get to learn more about wealth in our US economy and the different definitions actually look like in business.  Some of these definitions include “success”, “control to trust” and “transactions to relationships.” Ready to dive into this conversation about creating a culture of radical generosity?  Let's get started! -- -- -- For more information on SheEO: https://sheeo.world/