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Hosted by Kim Allchurch-Flick, impact strategist and founder of Mighty Measure, this podcast is for purpose-driven entrepreneurs ready to build businesses that are a force for good.Each episode includes stories of people with ideas and ideals to make the world better, leaving…
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Impact Entrepreneurs, Regeneration, and the Prevention Dividend with Laurie Lane-Zucker (opens the original)
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Laurie Lane-Zucker, founder and CEO of Impact Entrepreneur, joins Kim Allchurch Flick. Laurie Lane-Zucker, who coined “impact entrepreneur” and whose upcoming book, The Impact Entrepreneur Breakthrough: A Field Manual for the Regenerative Economy (Sept. 1, 2026), argues for transforming an extractive economy into a regenerative one. Lane-Zucker traces his systems-thinking roots to environmental writers and his work on place-based education, linking cultural foundations, economic architecture (in
Sustainability in Practice and the Evolution of Triple Bottom Line Businesses with Lisa Geason-Bauer of Evolution Marketing (opens the original)
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Lisa Geason-Bauer, founder and president of Evolution Marketing, joins Kim Allchurch Flick to discuss sustainability/ESG consulting, impact storytelling, ethical marketing, and environmentally responsive design. Lisa describes founding the firm on Sept. 15, 2007 to prove a professional services company can succeed using a triple bottom line lens - people, planet, and profit - while navigating Wisconsin’s long recessionary period after 2008. She recounts building the state’s B Corp ecosystem thro
Language Access, Impact Measurement, and B Corp V2 with Jeffrey D. Stewart of Enharmonic Encounters (opens the original)
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Jeffrey D. Stewart, founder and executive director of Enharmonic Encounters, joins Kim Allchurch Flick. Enharmonic Encounters helps companies measure impact and amplifies non-English speaking stakeholders through language access. Stewart describes becoming the first company in the United States to certify under B Lab’s new standards (V2) and explains the need for real case studies to show compliance is possible across company sizes. He traces his path from a Fulbright experience in Brazil to wor
Radical Self-Care as Resistance with Heather Beiden Jacobs of Transformative Wellbeing Coaching (opens the original)
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Heather Beiden Jacobs, a Portland-area wellbeing coach who supports organizers, nonprofit leaders, and mission-driven change makers with “radical self-care” as strategic infrastructure and inner work of resistance - joins Kim Allchurch Flick. Heather shares her background of childhood trauma, a severe diabetes diagnosis at age eight, years of self-destructive behavior, and a near-death hospitalization at 19 that helped shift her toward healing, sobriety, and sustained self-compassion, later rein
Do Your Part: Sustainable Social Impact Leadership in a Time of Polycrisis with Tessa Bridge (opens the original)
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Tessa Bridge joins Kim Allchurch Flick for a follow-up discussion about her book "Do Your Part: Bold, Sustainable Leadership for Social Impact Leaders in a Time of Polycrisis." Bridge describes writing the resource she needed when she felt overextended in vulnerable leadership roles and couldn’t find guidance at the intersection of values-based work and exhaustion. She frames today’s “polycrisis” as requiring a shift from individual heroics and constant sprinting to grounded, regulated, collecti
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