At NAB in Las Vegas, Elsie Escobar and Jessica Kupferman, the hosts of She Podcasts, talk about why there is a need for a show about podcasting for women, the many issues that currently surround the treatment of women in the technology industry, and what we can all do about it. Elsie and Jessica handle everything from hardware and software questions to the philosophical aspects of participating in the world of online communications, and even include the guys at times.

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Interview with Matthew Manos, Designer, Social Entrepreneur, Artist and Founder of VeryNice and ModelsofImpact

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#33 Interview with Matthew Manos, Designer, Social Entrepreneur, Artist and Founder of VeryNice

In this edition of CSRlive PODCASTS Neetal Parekh, Founder & CEO of Innov8social talks to Nidhi Singh, Executive Editor of CSRlive about how CSR fits under the umbrella of social innovation, the pros and cons of India's CSR mandate and how it can work equitably within the intent of the mandate.

CSR & Social Innovation

This is an in-betweenisode (term borrowed from the Tim Ferriss show), where we share how sharing your passion, interests, opinions and thoughts with people around you can slowly open up doors and opportunities for you, and help you build your tribe.

Our guest on this episode is Neetal Parekh, Founder @Innov8social, Author of the book "51 Questions on Social Entrepreneurship", and a regular speaker at various Social Impact focused events. She started with a blog on social impact, and today gets routinely invited to speak at events and conferences, including at places such as Stanford Law School, Santa Clara University Law School, The Good Radio Network, etc.

Some of the areas we touch upon in this episode include:
1. How and why Neetal started her blog
2. What stops people from sharing their work and interests, and how to get around this fear
3. The kind of opportunities that opened up for Neetal  once she started putting her work out there
4. Importance of showing up and raising your hand
5. Your personal brand vs your project's brand

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Ep 53: Share What You Make, Neetal Parekh, Founder @Innov8social

Social impact stories, interviews, reflections to help you reach your impact potential. Hosted by Neetal Parekh. #goanddo 

Hear honest perspectives and stories about social enterprise, design-thinking, food and nutrition, regenerative economy, impact investing, startup methodologies, and measurement...all for social impact. 

Hosted by Neetal Parekh, founder and CEO of Innov8social and author of "51 Questions on Social Entrepreneurship", and speaker.  

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#33 Interview with Matthew Manos, Designer, Social Entrepreneur, Artist and Founder of VeryNice

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