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EPISODE · Mar 2, 2026 · 14 MIN

How to build stronger local economies through purpose-driven business support | Johnny Themans

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How do you build stronger local economies by supporting founders with coaching, training, and a truly people-first approach?In this episode of the Small Actions, Big Ripples podcast, I’m joined by Johnny Themans, co-founder of Good2Great, a purpose-driven organisation on a mission to boost local economic prosperity by helping businesses thrive.We explore what inspired Johnny to co-found Good2Great, and the personal experiences that shaped his passion for supporting founders on their business journey.We also discuss how small, intentional actions in business support can create powerful ripple effects across entire communities and local economies.Johnny shares his journey, including:- What inspired him to co-found Good2Great-The real challenges founders face in the early stages of business- Why a people-first approach to business support is so important- How coaching, training and consultancy help build confidence and capability in founders- How supporting individual businesses strengthens wider local economic prosperityIf you're a startup founder, SME owner, or someone who supports entrepreneurs on their journey, this episode is packed with business insights.👉 Stay inspired, share and subscribe. Follow the 'Small Actions, Big Ripples' podcast on my YouTube channel for more eps and inspiring stories of people who do good things for the community and the planet https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLFdaZx1prsDnb1Xh1C9gCvLT2VNr_OfzR&si=EWy6DAiqZdp_shsJ

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