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A Good Force – a GivingForce original series

A Good Force. Where we spotlight moments that shaped the leaders behind enterprise CSR and ESG to turn purpose into measurable change. Hosted by Ejaz Rashid, Founder & CEO at GivingForce.

Podcast · By Ejaz Rashid · English · Official site

Indexed episodes, last 90 days
7
Latest publication
Sep 25, 2026
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Jul 14, 2026

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  1. Episode · Sep 25, 2026

    EP 26 - Christian Bader (Premium Food Group ApS & Co. KG) (opens the original)

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    Summary Christian Bader leads corporate social responsibility at Premium Food Group, in one of the most scrutinised industries there is: meat. He started out in journalism, then spent years farming in Zimbabwe, where he learnt that sustainability only sticks when it pays. He explains what really drives the carbon footprint of a steak, how deforestation-free soy became a sector-wide standard, and why a customer buying a product a second time is the number that tells him a sustainable product has

  2. Episode · Sep 24, 2026

    EP 25 - Emily Salazar (Lime) (opens the original)

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    Summary Emily Salazar is Director of Social Impact and Advocacy at Lime. She got her start in impact work as a master's student in Bethlehem, Pennsylvania, when a community garden she ran for local kids was sold to a developer. She organised the community, then went to the city as a partner rather than an opponent, and came away with a bigger garden on better land. From there she moved to HeadCount, where she brought digital tools into a paper-based voter registration operation, and then to Lime

  3. Episode · Sep 15, 2026

    EP 24 - Richard Donovan (Experian) (opens the original)

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    Summary Richard Donovan shares his journey from being involved in the launch of a new bank to leading global social innovation at Experian, highlighting key projects, challenges, and insights into creating impactful social programmes. Keywords social innovation, corporate responsibility, financial inclusion, social impact, Experian, innovation culture, social programmes, debt management, youth employment, systemic change Key topics Journey from the launch of Egg to leading social innovation at E

  4. Episode · Sep 1, 2026

    EP 23 - Faith Taylor (Kyndryl) (opens the original)

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    Summary Faith Taylor has built sustainability functions from scratch at Wyndham Worldwide, Tesla, and now Kyndryl. She walks through what actually works — making the business case with small wins, focusing effort where it counts, and staying resilient when progress is slow — and argues that intentionality matters more than ambition in creating change that lasts. Keywords ESG, sustainability, CSR, climate change, data centres, renewable energy, resilience, leadership, social impact, innovation, h

  5. Episode · Aug 31, 2026

    EP 22 - Anthony Sanchez (Moody's) (opens the original)

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    Summary Anthony Sanchez, VP and Global Head of Community Impact at Moody's, traces his path from underserved communities to running corporate philanthropy at scale. He makes the case that volunteering only works when it's a genuine employee benefit rather than an obligation, and shares what he's learned about measuring impact that actually means something. Keywords community impact, employee volunteering, corporate social responsibility, nonprofit partnerships, skills-based volunteering, pro bon

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