EPISODE · Jan 18, 2023 · 31 MIN
George Amodio (Doing Good Works) - Creating opportunities for foster youth through sustainable branded merchandise
from A Little Bit Radical: Business | People | Planet · host Standing on Giants
Doing Good Works is a business that aims to tackle not one, but two huge issues in our society. First, they create sustainable branded merchandise, tackling the huge waste from corporate events, brand giveaways and company 'stash'. The way they do it, is even more exciting - providing opportunities to those who've been through the foster system. 30% of their workforce at any one time, is made up of former foster youth. In this conversation we're joined by George Amodio, Director of International Relations for Doing Good Works. He discusses:His reflections on his own privilege and a journey of discovery to becoming aware of 'little bit radical' ideasUsing the internet to grow his compassionThe unusual story of how he came to be employed at Doing Good Works via Vietnam and COVIDThe founding story of Doing Good WorksThe mission of the company to find employment for former foster youthThe little bit radical approach to company swag at Doing Good WorksHow to approach hiring a diverse range of talent and the support companies can offer to disadvantaged groupsThe astonishing statistics around people who've been through the foster systemHow he believes public transport is the key to sustainable travel, not electric cars or self-driving carsGeorge on linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/george-amodio/Doing Good Works: https://doinggoodworks.com/ Rob on linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/rob-warren/Standing on Giants on Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/company/standing-on-giants/Want to appear? Email [email protected]: standingongiants.com
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