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Join us for this week's recap podcast as Josh chats about what social entrepreneurship really means, the lessons from our latest interviews on sustainable fashion, and other cause minded musings...
Key Takeaways
-Entrepreneur Magazine will be profiling a bunch of great social entrepreneurs <a href="http://www.entrepreneur.com/article/238152" target="_blank">here</a> - I'd highly reccomend checking it out.
-We need ensembles, not soloists for social change.  Check <a href="https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/article/20141002025118-162708-solving-the-world-s-biggest-problems-takes-ensembles-not-soloists" target="_blank">here</a>
WEBSITES OF SOCIAL BUSINESSES FROM THE WEEK:
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An Interview with David Dietz of Modavanti

We're entrepreneurs who care.

We're building wildly profitable companies that ARE ALSO wildly impactful. 

We've got a social impact that we care deeply about and we're not afraid to bake that impact into our businesses.

You might call yourself things like: social impact entrepreneur, purposeful entrepreneur, or just an entrepreneur who gives a damn. 

Companies like Warby Parker, TOMS Shoes, and LSTN Headphones are our role models. 

So, if you are making a dollar AND a difference with your business (or if you want to) this podcast is the place where you can figure out how to do it. Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/dollaranddifference/support