<p>In this episode of Let’s Get Changed, we speak with Dr. Kimberly McGlonn, the founder and CEO of Grant Blvd whose mission is to construct stylish, sustainably sourced fashion by reducing waste to landfills and by creating living wage jobs for women, particularly those who are formerly incarcerated. We chat about Grant Blvd’s role in helping reimagine the fashion industry, but also her newest endeavor — Black Ivy vintage thrift, inspired by the Black Ivy Fashion Movement. We highlight her nonprofit partnerships focused on juveniles and women who have been in and out of the justice system, the role of music in reflecting the human experience while offering a way to inspire and protect optimism, her podcast ‘School for Disruptors,’ and so much more. This one’s action-packed.</p>



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E09 – Lights, camera, activate! Moving audiences from seats to streets

Let’s Get Changed elevates the work of business leaders, influencers, and other changemakers at the forefront of social responsibility.

We interview executives and forward-thinking brands as they implement triple bottom-line strategies for people, planet, and profit. We speak to nonprofit leaders, community groups, and movement-builders working on intersectional and cross-cutting issues like racial and environmental justice, health, food systems, entertainment, and more. Along the way, we talk about how our guests build community, run great companies, and keep their inner fires burning.

Business as a force for good? It's a thing.

Join us –– Let's Get Changed