How Small Businesses Can Drive Social Change with Takema Robinson
In this inspiring conversation, I sit down with Takema Robinson, the visionary founder and CEO of Converge, a for-profit social justice consulting firm based in New Orleans.
This episode is packed with insights for small business owners who want to make an impact beyond profits. We explore how businesses of all sizes can advocate for social change, leverage local business councils, and align profitability with purpose. Whether you’re a solo entrepreneur or part of a growing team, Takima’s advice will leave you feeling empowered to make a difference.
What’s Included in This Episode:
Key ways small businesses can make an impact on social issues
How to leverage business councils and chambers of commerce for advocacy
Practical advice for balancing profitability and purpose.
The importance of aligning spending, hiring, and partnerships with values
And more
Links & resources mentioned:
Intentionalist (Not mentioned in the episode, but a great resource for thoughtful spending and supporting local business owners with. marginalized identities).
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