EPISODE · Jan 13, 2024 · 29 MIN
EcoMap - Kevin Carter
from Charm City Dreamers
In this episode we interview Kevin Carter, the Director of Business Development at EcoMap. EcoMap is a technology company focused on making information accessible and helping local ecosystems thrive. We also discuss the legacy and vision of recently deceased founder Pava LaPere. We hope you are inspired and motivated to learn more about the ecosystems that support your community. Enjoy!
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