Social Responsibility with Victor Som

Victor Som is the founder and CEO of SCM – The Break Station and has traveled to over 52 countries advocating for sustainability and social responsibility. Thane and Don sit down with Victor to discuss consumer responsibility, conflict minerals, Victor’s personal transformation journey, and how companies can operate with greater social responsibility.

Episode 12 of the Line of Sight Podcast podcast, hosted by Miller Center for Social Entrepreneurship, titled "Social Responsibility with Victor Som" was published on July 13, 2020 and runs 35 minutes.

July 13, 2020 ·35m · Line of Sight Podcast

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Victor Som is the founder and CEO of SCM – The Break Station and has traveled to over 52 countries advocating for sustainability and social responsibility. Thane and Don sit down with Victor to discuss consumer responsibility, conflict minerals, Victor’s personal transformation journey, and how companies can operate with greater social responsibility.

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Victor Som is the founder and CEO of SCM – The Break Station and has traveled to over 52 countries advocating for sustainability and social responsibility. Thane and Don sit down with Victor to discuss consumer responsibility, conflict minerals, Victor’s personal transformation journey, and how companies can operate with greater social responsibility.

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