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The Market and The Good

by Management & Legal Associates

Where doing well by doing good is the norm. We interview CEOs and other business leaders with great stories to share about making money by making the world a better place.NO guest pays for a placement.Hosted by Chris Gassman of MAAL AssociatesCheck out our Primer for more doing well by doing good ideas: https://tinyurl.com/DWbyDG

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  1. How to decide where to give - Jack Lewars

    Guest: Jack Lewars. Most Americans give 3% of their income to charity. Research suggests only 3% of donors compare different charities when deciding where to give. This episode will give you a simple method for deciding where your donations will do the most good. #givingtuesday #sdg17 Links to...

  2. Healthy Base Initiative - Chuck Milam

    Guest: Chuck Milam. What ingredients are needed to be mission ready in these COVID days and beyond? Can you out run a bad diet? Chuck shares insights about the choices in the market and opportunities for military communities, chambers of commerce, brands... and at the end of the day all of us....

  3. Addressing climate risk for businesses - Hoi-Fei Mok

    Guest: Hoi-Fei Mok. How will climate change impact businesses and what can businesses do about it? Learn more about opportunities to engage in local government planning processes. #sdg13 @resilientsanleandro Links to engage: https://sanleandroclimateaction.consider.it/?tab=Goals...

  4. Current Events - Climate Week NYC

    There are current events related to doing well by doing good, particularly Climate Week NYC. This week, there are hundreds if not thousands of events happening concurrently for the annual gathering of Climate Week NYC, as well as the Sustainable Development Impact Summit, as well as the United...

  5. Personal Cities Episode 3: The Why and Examples of Innovation - Sandra Baer

    Guest: Sandra Baer. From conversations with city leaders, climate advocates, private sector and non-profit executives, should we not go back to a “new normal”? Was the “old normal”, especially in cities, often too quick to adopt the newest innovation, rushing to solutions, too fast, and often...

  6. Personal Cities Episode 2: Question Storming Trust - Sandra Baer

    Guest: Sandra Baer. There is an urgent need to go forward with new collaborations and innovations as we face multiple crises including: a global recession and vexing income inequality, social and racial injustice, divisive and protectionist politics and the continuing effects of the climate…

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  7. Personal Cities Episode 1: The Purpose and Value of Question Storming - Sandra Baer

    Guest: Sandra Baer. How do we innovate - find our next normal - when facing multiple crises including: a global recession and vexing income inequality, social and racial injustice, divisive and protectionist politics and the continuing effects of the climate crisis? Sandra share insights to...

  8. 3 career artifacts

    Trying to find your next big job / client / collaborator? Avoid the easy default and try three (3) career artifacts for building your own professional and personal networks to do well by doing good. Tips from our professional development coaching practice. #sdg4 #sdg8 #sdg9 Original interview via...

  9. Leadership and the Environment - Episode 1.5 BONUS - Joshua Spodek

    Guest: Joshua Spodek. What does leadership look like today vs. in a story? BONUS episode released based on demand from our 3-part outtake. A vulnerable experience with many actionable insights. #dosomethingmeaningful #leadership #passion Links to engage: https://joshuaspodek.com/ Shoutouts in…

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  10. Leadership and the Environment - Episode 1.5 Part 3 of 3: My Commitment - Joshua Spodek

    Guest: Joshua Spodek. What does leadership look like today vs. in a story? Part 3 introduces the pivots in my commitment in Episode 1.5 . A vulnerable experience with many actionable insights. #dosomethingmeaningful #leadership #passion Links to engage: https://joshuaspodek.com/ Music by Alex...

  11. Leadership and the Environment - Episode 1.5 Part 2 of 3: Skills - Joshua Spodek

    Guest: Joshua Spodek. What does leadership look like today vs in a story? Part 2 introduces the skills of Episode 1.5 . A vulnerable experience with many actionable insights. #dosomethingmeaningful #leadership #passion Links to engage: https://joshuaspodek.com/ Music by Alex Bochel;...

  12. Leadership and the Environment - Episode 1.5 Part 1 of 3: Accountability - Joshua Spodek

    Guest: Joshua Spodek. What does leadership look like today vs. in a story? Part 1 introduces the idea of Episode 1.5 . A vulnerable experience with many actionable insights. #dosomethingmeaningful #leadership #passion Links to engage: https://joshuaspodek.com/ Shoutouts in this episode to Jim...

  13. The need to build future-proofed, resilient people and organizations - Rocky Ozaki

    Guest: Rocky Ozaki. Is your organization setup to thrive in today's COVID19 normal, and the Next Normal that will follow? Rocky walks through three different pathways teams can explore in these days as we seek your ways forward. #resilince #futureproof Links to engage: NowOfWork.com Music by Alex...

  14. Your Baby's Steps to a Sustainable Transition - Stephanie Kusemann

    Guest: Stephanie Kusemann. We are in a tough situation for all of us on a global scale. Currently, there is little focus to reach or support the SDGs, even though we see that the a healthy environment is important. Start with yourself and support SDG 12 “Sustainable consumption and production”....

  15. Being a Thoughtful Investor - Issue in Depth - Ed Bryan

    Guest: Ed Bryan. Consumers are increasingly discerning with their purchases, what about Investors? How can you tell if you - or your investment manager - are being greenwashed with the same old analysis wine in a new bottle? Ed walks through ways to spot the problem and to work through it, as…

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  16. Why SDGs and ESGs **today**? - Ed Bryan

    Guest: Ed Bryan. Should focusing on environmental, societal, and governance - ESG - factors be a focus for Investors in these days? Should Companies focus on developing sustainably / the sustainable development goals (SDGs)? Ed walks through relevance to happenings today amid crises on many…

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  17. Ripples, ESG, and Greenwashing... Oh my! - Ed Bryan

    Guest: Ed Bryan. Consumers are increasingly discerning with their purchases, what about Investors? How can you tell if you - or your investment manager - are being greenwashed with the same old analysis wine in a new bottle? Ed walks through ways to spot the problem and to work through it.…

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  18. Upcycling Mindset - Parker Reposa

    Guest: Parker Reposa. By transforming the ways we think and value “waste” we can find creative adaptations for commerce, community, and human thriving. Parker shares examples of viable business opportunities to collect and upcycle abundant urban “waste” streams like spent coffee grounds…

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  19. Conflict is Normal - Issue in Depth - Mark Batson Baril

    Guest: Mark Batson Baril. 3% of people in organizations have nowhere else to turn to talk through issues and resolve conflicts before they become big. Conflict among humans is normal and expected. The key is balance. Mark shares tactics to achieve that. #sdg8 Links to engage: Resologics.com Music...

  20. Conflict is Normal - Mark Batson Baril

    Guest: Mark Batson Baril. 3% of people in organizations have nowhere else to turn to talk through issues and resolve conflicts before they become big. Conflict among humans is normal and expected. The key is balance. Mark shares tactics to achieve that. #sdg8 Links to engage: Resologics.com Music...

  21. Food Actors - Ivory Simms

    Guest: Ivory Simms. Affordable quality food is in high demand. Especially in low-income markets. The magnitude of COVID-19 exposed the vulnerability of food systems and access in marginalized populations. In this episode, Ivory discusses bridging the gap of food access through multi-sector...

  22. Earth Economics - Jordan Wildish

    Guest: Jordan Wildish. Investors in many sectors are hungry to support projects with robust positive impacts. But -- Most systems focus on reporting impacts through non-monetized systems, such as letter grades or numeric scores. These metrics are valuable, but stop short of providing a...

  23. Leadership and the Environment - Joshua Spodek

    Guest: Joshua Spodek. What does Leadership in the Environment look like? Are you leading or managing your vision of a better world? Joshua shares his framework for shifting leaders and their circles of influence towards to build a better world together. Links to engage: https://joshuaspodek.com/...

  24. Leadership and the Environment - In Depth - Joshua Spodek

    Guest: Joshua Spodek. In this humbling episode, Joshua reverse interviews our host and shares in depth the framework he's seen move world leaders. A vulnerable experience with many actionable insights. Links to engage: https://joshuaspodek.com/ #dosomethingmeaningful #leadership #passion…

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  25. How to Foster Entrepreneurship - Justin Trugman

    Guest: Justin Trugman. Leaders are seeking ways to build their teams more resiliently, and they often turn to Entrepreneurs to help make that happen. How do we foster the innovative skills, mindset, and experiences people need to grow into Entrepreneurship? Links to engage:...

  26. Circularity, COVID, and Resilience - Shruti Parikh

    Guest: Shruti Parikh. Post COVID-19 we have enough witnesses that the pandemic is changing how we live and is subsequently having a profound impact on the environment. An immediate effect the virus has had on the climate is a reduction in global Co2 emissions. If we relaunch the economy in the...

  27. Turnaround Precedents - Breakfast with Ed - Crossover

    Guest: Edmilson Rodrigues, and co-Host: Dagan Bora. How do you lead with your values when the chips are down - and can you? When and how do you let people go in tight times? Ed studied at Harvard, Stanford, Draper University, and UFPE in Recife, Brazil where he started his AIESEC career. A tech...

  28. Chill Anywhere - Steven Parker

    Guest: Steven Parker. Work is killing us, literally. As the 5th leading cause of death, 2019 rang with calls for change and our COVID days in 2020 have reinforced this need to change. Steven walks through key tactics and technologies to #buildbettertogether. #SDG3, #mentalhealth, #wellness Links…

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  29. Good Vibes Only and Starting up in a Crisis

    Guest: Dakota Stormer. When you're in a crisis, how do you do well by your community? Be a Founder in a Pandemic? Create ways to support your tribe? Dakota shares insights from the frontlines of the community on some new approaches to challenges we're each facing in these days. #infodemic…

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  30. AIESEC Life Turnaround Precedents - Vitor de Avelar - Crossover

    Guests: Vitor de Avelar, and Dagan Bora. How do you lead with your values when the chips are down - and can you? When and how do you let people go in tight times? Vitor shares his story of managing a Brazilian business during a recession and navigating a tricky legal situation with employees.…

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  31. AIESEC Life Turnaround Precedents - Lina and Sean Parnell - Crossover

    Guests: Lina Parnell, Sean Parnell, and Dagan Bora. This episode is a crossover from a project produced in collaboration with AIESEC Life to share turnaround precedents. It is a series of interviews and best case practice discussions with AIESEC Alumni who became business leaders that took risks...

  32. Collision Theory crossover

    Guest: Chris Gassman. The crew at Collision Theory curate the sparknotes of networking. In this special crossover episode, our host is interviewed by the Sigma Phi Epsilon Fraternity team at Stevens Tech University. We cover time management, purpose, and more actionable insights. Links to engage:...

  33. Woken Up

    Guest: Simon Puleston Jones. Looking for community? Whether about COVID-19, climate action, human trafficking or other causes close to your heart, we each are looking for the community that we can lean on for support and where we can make a difference. Simon shares his journey doing this and some...

  34. seeking Common Ground (Compost)

    Guest: Meredith Danberg-Ficarelli. Food is not waste, particularly today. What design, incentives, and behaviors will help me cut my costs so that I can stay (or get back) above the red line to thrive in the NOW of Work? #sdg12 Links to engage: http://commongroundcompost.com/

  35. Green Drains

    Guest: Jason Bocchino. Amid all things COVID19 and other global pandemics, how far along are you and your teams to being clean, not just 'more clean' now that it is 2020? Jason highlights areas most of us have an opportunity in on a daily basis to see where we stand and how we can futureproof our...

  36. The Why and How and What through tough times

    Guest: Paula Barrios-Sanchez. Leading a team and looking for better results (or scrambling to keep them)? Already started, have the basics down, and looking to take your People practices to the next level? Paula outlines some actionable insights to use why, how, and what more effectively to…

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  37. Designing For Crisis

    Guest: Niti Parikh. How do we all cope in a crisis? As a parent, educator, maker, designer. Whether for COVID19 or other crises you and your communities are facing, Niti highlights insights for getting involved in ‘creative re-thinking’. Shoutouts in this episode to Cornell Tech, Roosevelt…

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  38. Invested Faith

    Guest: Amy Butler. Looking for funding to get your values-based social enterprise started? Part of a community in transition? Amy shares ideas to build legacies that will thrive in the 21st century. Links to engage: [email protected] #sdg8 #sdg10 #sdg11

  39. Deliver Zero

    Guest: Lauren Sweeney. Concerns about our personal health, the health our practices create in our environment, and the operationally easiest thing to do all seem to pull us in different directions, particularly in the #nowofwork. Lauren talks us through how to get to solutions that are more in…

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  40. Safer Solar with Drones, 3D Modeling, and AI

    Guest: Jason Steinberg. Looking to scale Solar energy from it's current ~2% share of the energy generation mix to the 25% share humans need by 2030? Looking for green collar jobs to be safer and produce higher quality results? Jason provides insights to these questions for Solar consumers,...

  41. Cleaner Fuel, Water, and Stranded Assets

    Guest: Peter Fusaro. Which technologies are moving ahead - or falling to the wayside as stranded assets - in the transition to a zero carbon society? Peter shares some insights from his decades of experience in the field, from before ESG was a thing and let alone the trend. Links to engage:...

  42. This Team Works

    Guest: Jonathan Becker. Team effectiveness comes down to three factors: purpose, people, and process. If you can manage those, you can truly improve the teams you’re on. Take strategy planning for example: it’s not just a cerebral exercises. Certain choices might be perceived to create winners…

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  43. Aligning market, work, and values

    Guest: Roshan Vani. How hard is it to shift off #fossilstuff to alternatives? How can you align your work with the market and your values? COO Roshan shares his experience on his journey and actionable insights for the audience. Shoutouts in this Episode to CB Bhattacharya and his spheres of...

  44. Interrupting the food system is like Stone Soup

    Guest: Anna Hammond. What ways can you cut your costs while feeding more of your guests with great food? How is your supply chain making more healthful food accessible? On the road to half food loss and wasted food by 50% by 2030, Anna lays out ways that everyone can do something to make the…

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  45. BeachNecessities

    Guest: Bill Davis. How do you know if you are pursuing random acts of greenness? In the decade of voting with your wallet, Bill lays out ways be a more mindful consumer for the beaches and ocean you enjoy. #2020, #oceandecade, #sdg14 Links to engage: [email protected] and...

  46. Small Actions, Big Difference

    Guest: CB Bhattacharya. CB is the Chair of Sustainability & Ethics at the Katz School of Business at the University of Pittsburgh. After teaching executives for years he's come across some interesting findings about the small actions any of us can take - from roles in finance or marketing to...

  47. Zero Wastifying your journey

    Guest: Nicole Grossberg. Whether you don't know Zero Waste / just heard about it and don't know how to get started or think you've used up all your ammo and need deeper insights as a champion; everyone is on a journey. There's even more opportunity for organizations who generate engagement…

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  48. Climate Fitness and the Apps for that

    Guest: Dakota Stormer. Climate change is one of the biggest challenges facing society today; but do you know the impact of your own carbon footprint? One young entrepreneur from Texas is working on a solution to help engage communities and organizations to understand and reduce their impact on…

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  49. What's important to you?

    We've covered a lot of ground so far about working + investing + living in ways to do well by doing good, which ones have been important to you? #wity #doingwellbydoinggood

  50. Leading virtual teams and growing your business in ways that build a better world

    Guest: Nathan Hirsch. Found yourself leading a virtual team, or part of one? Have an effort to do well by doing good and have functional needs outside your expertise? We explore how to build these human relations in business in this episode with Nathan, a serial entrepreneur and the Founder of...

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Where doing well by doing good is the norm. We interview CEOs and other business leaders with great stories to share about making money by making the world a better place.NO guest pays for a placement.Hosted by Chris Gassman of MAAL AssociatesCheck out our Primer for more doing well by doing good ideas: https://tinyurl.com/DWbyDG

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How many episodes does The Market and The Good have?

The Market and The Good has 76 episodes on PodParley. The most recent episode was published on December 1, 2020.

What is The Market and The Good about?

Where doing well by doing good is the norm. We interview CEOs and other business leaders with great stories to share about making money by making the world a better place.NO guest pays for a placement.Hosted by Chris Gassman of MAAL AssociatesCheck out our Primer for more doing well by doing good...

How often does The Market and The Good release new episodes?

The Market and The Good publishes every two weeks, based on its 76 episodes since November 2018.

Who hosts The Market and The Good?

The Market and The Good is created and hosted by Management & Legal Associates.
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