The Stream of Conscience: Recent Episodes
SEAchange, LTD
Consumer and talent demands are evolving, and businesses are being held to a broader purpose. As a social enterprise advising firm, SEAchange, LTD strives to celebrate the businesses and leaders that are prioritizing purpose to achieve both financial returns and greater impact. The Stream of Conscience Podcast is a platform of SEAchange that highlights the pioneers of purpose in the Midwest; elevates the discourse surrounding social enterprise and purpose-driven business practice; and generates insights and best practices direct from those doing the work.
And that’s a wrap!
Thank you for joining SEAchange on another season of The Stream of Conscience Podcast. Listen in for a concluding episode by co-hosts, Kyle Cartwright and Graham Pansing Brooks, as they discuss this season’s impactful and inspiring conversations. We deeply appreciate the time and effort each of our guests devoted to the podcast episodes and look forward to Season 4 in the coming months!
If you want to take the next step, SEAchange helps companies navigate this evolving economy. Our clients have happy people, loyal customers and engaged communities.
Reach out to us at hello@seachangeltd.com, find us on LinkedIn, or visit our website to learn more.
Welcome back to The Stream of Conscience Podcast! On today’s episode, co-hosts Kyle Cartwright and Graham Pansing Brooks speak with Lisa Wise of Flock DC. Lisa, CEO and Chief Flockster at Flock, revolves her company around sustainability and justice, specifically when it comes to housing. Based in Washington, D.C., Flock is a property management company that works to create thriving communities of modern home dwellers and happy homeowners. Rooted deep into their core values, Flock emphasizes purpose over profit when it comes to business.
One of Lisa’s newest projects, the birdSEED Foundation, helps first-time homeowners in the DC and Philadelphia area who have experienced hardship due to the racial wealth gap. Alongside that, Lisa has developed Birdwatch, which provides a hybrid home maintenance program options to busy homeowners. Check out these two sites as well as additional information about Lisa Wise on her website.
If you want to take the next step, SEAchange helps companies navigate this evolving economy. Our clients have happy people, loyal customers and engaged communities.
Reach out to us at hello@seachangeltd.com, find us on LinkedIn, or visit our website to learn more.
Featured today on The Stream of Conscience Podcast is Director of Nutrition Services, Stephanie Roob, from QLI (Quality Living Inc.). Located in Omaha, Nebraska, QLI is a world-class rehabilitation center that specializes in limb loss, stroke, spinal injury, and brain injury. Their goals as a company are to protect their client’s dignity and create hope during every step of the rehabilitation journey. Beyond their impact services, QLI works to exemplify strong core values and a positive company culture each and every day. As Director of Nutrition Services, Stephanie Roob utilizes her talents to not only benefit clients’ wellness, but her co-workers' health as well.
QLI is recognized throughout the Omaha and Nebraska community as one of the greatest places to work due to the organization’s exceptional leadership principles. Tune in to hear more from Stephanie about QLI and their values as a business!
If you want to learn more about QLI, they have two different websites! One for their services and one for their stories. Visit qliomaha.com to learn all about QLI, their programs, and what they're currently doing within the Omaha community. The other website, teamqli.com, focuses on storytelling and includes a blog as well as ways to support QLI.
If you want to take the next step, SEAchange helps companies navigate this evolving economy. Our clients have happy people, loyal customers and engaged communities.
Reach out to us at hello@seachangeltd.com, find us on LinkedIn, or visit our website to learn more.
Welcome back listeners! This week’s episode features CEO of TrueNorth Companies, Jason Smith and a discussion surrounding the purposeful story of TrueNorth. Based in Cedar Rapids, Iowa, TrueNorth is a privately-held risk management and insurance brokerage firm that operates in multiple states. TrueNorth focuses on protecting and maximizing its clients’ assets, resources, and opportunities. The company also empowers and celebrates its more than 500 colleagues in unique ways and has recently announced the hiring of its first Director of Community Impact.
As CEO of TrueNorth, Jason’s mission is to uphold the company’s values in order to provide upstanding and intentional client services and grown the company’s impact on its clients, communities, and colleagues. Listen in to learn more!
Find additional information about TrueNorth by visiting their website: www.truenorthcompanies.com
If you want to take the next step, SEAchange helps companies navigate this evolving economy. Our clients have happy people, loyal customers and engaged communities.
Reach out to us at hello@seachangeltd.com, find us on LinkedIn, or visit our website to learn more.
The Stream of Conscience Podcastco-hosts, Kyle and Graham, welcome Josh Berry from Econic to the virtual studio today to help Josh share a very special announcement. Based in downtown Lincoln, Nebraska, Econic focuses on bringing a customized approach to consulting in order to maximize organizational growth. Josh is Econic’s Managing Director where his mission is to cultivate space within businesses for people to be curious and try brave, new things. In his position, Josh facilitates workshops that bring an effective blend of business acumen and authentic, genuine care for the whole person.
If you’ve been listening for a while, you know Josh and Econic were on the show back in March 2021 and have a great and evolving story to share. We encourage you to go back and listen to that episode after this one. Today, we’re really looking forward to learning more about Econic’s journey over the last 18 months or so.
In this episode, SEAchange’s co-founders, Kyle Cartwright and Graham Pansing Brooks, reflect on the captivating conversations heard from Season 3 of The Stream of Conscience Podcast so far. In terms of the second half of the season, your co-hosts are excited to hear from Nebraska’s 7th B Corp as well as guests whose purpose-driven leadership stems from organizations outside of the state of Nebraska.
Explore all of this and more at https://www.seachangeltd.com/podcast.
The Stream of Conscience Podcast welcomes Craig Moody of Verdis Group to the show today! Located in Omaha, Nebraska, Verdis Group provides environmental sustainability consulting to businesses, nonprofits, and governments. As Managing Partner, Craig ensures the firm’s day-to-day operations run smoothly. Craig and his team are passionate about environmentally and economically sustainable decision-making. From Sustainability and Climate Resiliency Planning to Net-Zero Pathway consulting, Verdis Group works with organizations to identify and implement sustainable solutions in order to create a thriving and resilient world.
Listen in to hear more about the trailblazing vision of Verdis Group and how the firm expresses its purpose-driven values.
Learn more about Verdis Group at www.verdisgroup.com.
Today’s episode of The Stream of Conscience Podcastfeatures Dave Miller, Allo’s Vice President of Ethical Engagement. Based out of Nebraska, Allo Communications provides fiber internet services while making powerful investments in the well-being of its employees, customers, and surrounding communities. Throughout this episode, Dave speaks with co-hosts Kyle Cartwright and Graham Pansing Brooks about the unique and intentional ways Allo conducts their business. As the Vice President of Ethical Engagement, Dave is on a mission to ensure all team members, customers, and anyone else Allo encounters live up to the company’s core values.
As far as we can tell, Dave is the only ethical engagement leader within the telecommunications space. Tune in for more insight from this week’s value-based leader, Dave Miller!
To learn more about Allo Communications, visit www.allofiber.com.
The Stream of Conscience Podcastwelcomes Jess Loseke, co-founder and CEO of Midwest Barrel Company! Midwest Barrel Company is a Lincoln-based e-commerce company who aims to benefit their people, planet, and beverages by producing “damn good barrels.”
One of the ways they achieve this mission is through a partnership with the Arbor Day Foundation. As a result, Midwest Barrel Company is the nation’s leading broker of premium used bourbon and wine barrels. Under Jess’s leadership, Midwest Barrel Company has grown from storage unit side hustle to international business revolutionizing the barrel industry.
For more information, visit Midwest Barrel Company’s website.
On today’s episode of The Stream of Conscience Podcast, co-hosts Graham Pansing Brooks and Kyle Cartwright, speak with Assurity Life Insurance Company’s B Corp Lead and Vice President of Human Resources, Susan Becker!
In 2015, Assurity became Nebraska’s 2nd certified B Corp, which has introduced new growth opportunities for the company’s business, social, and environmental outcomes. Throughout the certification and recertification process, Susan pioneers and implements Assurity’s purpose-driven practices into the heart of the company. For Assurity, being a part of the B Corp Movement is more than just a certification of their positive impact. The assessment and overall process have contributed to the 132-year-old company’s growth and evolution.
For more information, visit Assurity’s website. Also, Assurity conducts a podcast of their own, which you can find here! Assurity’s Good Business Podcast highlights leaders who are working to make business better for everyone.
Today’s episode of The Stream of Conscience Podcast features CEO, co-founder, and Chief People Analyst, Kylie Ensrud, and CSO and co-founder, Kelly Schrad, of Culture Acceleration Group. Culture Acceleration Group helps organizations shape their culture in a way that’s purposeful and authentic. Their goal is to get back to the basics of human connection and rekindle what inspires those who work at an organization. With a belief that “at the end of the day, work should not suck,” Culture Acceleration Group is on a mission to build culture through authentic human connection through step-by-step project blueprints, tools, trainings and assessments. Listen in to hear how Culture Acceleration Group is making a difference in the health and sustainability of company culture.
On the second episode of Season 3, co-hosts Kyle Cartwright and Graham Pansing Brooks sit down in the virtual studio with Hudl’s Chief Legal and People Officer, Jasmine Kingsley, and Primrose School of Lincoln’s Owner, Betsy Tonniges. Last spring, Hudl and Primrose announced their plans to establish an on-site childcare center lead by Primrose School inside of Hudl’s headquarters in downtown Lincoln. Through this innovative partnership, Hudl and Primrose hope to provide an example of the power of community partnership. Both parties are excited to see how establishing childcare in downtown will have an impact on the Lincoln community.
Season 3 of The Stream of Conscience Podcast is here! Get ready for a jam-packed season full of insight from local legends and business leaders across the region. Stay tuned for next Wednesday’s kickoff episode where co-hosts Kyle Cartwright and Graham Pansing Brooks highlight a major collaboration between an international performance analysis software company and a national leader in early childhood development and care.
Thank you for joining us on the final episode of our More Mileage Mini-series! We’ve had a ton of fun demystifying terms surrounding corporate social responsibility and hope you’ve learned something from listening! In this episode, co-hosts Kyle and Graham wrap up the mini-series as well as tease the upcoming fall season of The Stream of Conscience Podcast, which releases its first episode September 7th. Stay tuned!
Questions? Contact us at hello@seachangeltd.com.
On today’s episode of the More Mileage Mini-series, Graham and Kyle go over a variety of impact movements and organizational frameworks that companies can utilize to express their corporate social responsibility. Impact movements and organizational frameworks help connect like-minded individuals and all serve different purposes. The challenge is finding the ones that work best for you. Listen in as co-hosts, Graham and Kyle, define and discuss certain frameworks that you can consider as you continue on your purpose-driven journey.
Questions? Contact us at hello@seachangeltd.com.
Thank you for listening to our More Mileage Mini-series!
Today, Kyle and Graham break down different giving tools, including Corporate Foundations and Donor-Advised Funds (DAFs), while sharing some best practices for companies to get the most mileage out of their impact strategy. It’s vital for organizations to use these financial tools in a way that places them in the best position from a financial, governance, and purpose-oriented perspective.
Questions? Contact us at hello@seachangeltd.com.
On today's episode, Graham Pansing Brooks and Kyle Cartwright discuss ways for socially responsible businesses to maximize their visibility and profit. It's crucial for businesses to consider how they're communicating their efforts when building a brand. The recent shift in the global economy reimagines consumer and employee expectations and as a result, companies with a clearly defined purpose are rising above their competitors. Tune in to hear more!
Questions? Contact us at hello@seachangeltd.com or on LinkedIn.
Today’s episode of the More Mileage Series continues Kyle and Graham’s discussion on corporate social responsibility by relating it to team engagement. Most organizations already offer volunteer and community involvement opportunities, but too few maximize engagement.
We’ll share why it’s important for business success to make sure team members are aware of (and utilizing!) the opportunities that exist within the organization, as well as the company-wide efforts to create positive social or environmental outcomes. Having team engagement plans in place is important, but following through with them is even more crucial to team success. Kyle and Graham also bring up the importance of understanding your team members and state of the workplace today with some shocking statistics from Gallup.
Don’t hesitate to reach out if you want to learn more. Find us on LinkedIn and at www.seachangeltd.com!
Welcome back to the More Mileage Series! In today’s episode, co-hosts Graham Pansing Brooks and Kyle Cartwright explain the importance of operational efficiency when it comes to corporate social responsibility. It’s impossible to say “yes” to every request for support... and saying “no” can be a diplomatic challenge. A clear and communicated strategy goes a long way towards saving time on all sides and gaining momentum within key areas of focus.
To achieve operational efficiency and maximum impact, companies must focus their attention and align themselves only with requests and practices that fit their social, environmental, and financial outcomes. You’ll do more good and get more mileage from your efforts!
Next week, Kyle and Graham unpack team engagement trends and discuss ways to increase team engagement in order to have a positive effect on an organization’s overall profits. Don’t hesitate to reach out if you want to learn more. Find us on LinkedIn and at www.seachangeltd.com!
To kick off The Stream of Conscience Podcast mini-series titled "More Mileage", co-hosts Kyle Cartwright and Graham Pansing Brooks define corporate social responsibility and discuss best practices. The goal of the "More Mileage" mini-series is to demystify terms, concepts, and tactics surrounding corporate social responsibility. These episodes will be rapid-fire, so don’t hesitate to reach out on LinkedIn and at www.seachangeltd.com.
Next week, Graham and Kyle take a deeper look into operational efficiency and identify its pain points and solutions!
As Season 2 of The Stream of Conscience concludes, we’d like to thank all of our featured guests for making this season possible. Tune in for final words from co-hosts Kyle Cartwright and Graham Pansing Brooks as they reminisce on the past season and prepare for a new season coming in August! We’re still on the lookout for Season 3’s featured guests so reach out to us at hello@seachangeltd.com if you’d like to see your organization, or another organization you know, be recognized and celebrated on our podcast next season!
Happy Arbor Day! The Stream of Conscience Podcast is thrilled to welcome Jeremy Manion back to the show for a deep dive into the environmental terminology mentioned in Arbor Day Carbon’s previous episode, “Preserving Plants with Profits”. Many terms surrounding environmental sustainability are used interchangeably – and sometimes inaccurately – throughout the business community, this bonus episode acts as an “evergreen” resource for all. Tune in for a breakdown on terms like environmental stewardship, carbon neutral, nature-based solutions, and more!
In this special Do More Good takeover episode, Graham Pansing Brooks and Andrew Tuzson of The ROI of Why Podcast, speak with J.D. Messinger about his journey and impact in the business world and beyond. Do More Good is a nonprofit organization that is working to amplify businesses and leaders doing more good and holds a yearly event called the Do More Good Conference. This year’s featured speaker is J.D. Messinger who will cover the 12 Habits of Authentic Leaders. Those interested in attending the event on May 4th are encouraged to sign up on Do More Good's website.
Our episode today features Ben Pankonin, Co-Founder of Social Assurance located in Lincoln, NE. Founded in 2011, Social Assurance provides the financial services industry with a suite of software solutions, services, and storytelling tools that help build Remarkable financial brands, cultures, and communities. With a mission to Empower, Ignite, and Enable financial brands to be Remarkable, Social Assurance now serves over 1,500 financial brands across the country, helping them to leave their mark and be the heroes of their community. Tune in to the conversation to learn more!
Sapahn manufactures fantastic luxury bags and accessories but never at the expense of its people. Co-hosts of The Stream of Conscience Podcast, Kyle Cartwright and Graham Pansing-Brooks, meet with Sapahn’s founder, Brooke Mullen to discuss Sapahn’s strive to honor and enhance basic human rights throughout their value chain. An adopter of the regenerative business model, Sapahn has brought happiness and empowerment to people across the globe. Even though the company’s mission is far from over, Sapahn has set a fashionable example for all, reminding us that equality within the supply chain never goes out of style.
This week on The Stream of Conscience Podcast, co-hosts Kyle Cartwright and Graham Pansing-Brooks meet with Jeremy Manion, Director of Forestry Carbon Markets at Arbor Day Carbon, LLC. Arbor Day Carbon is a wholly owned subsidiary of the Arbor Day Foundation, created to accelerate the revitalization of forest ecosystems through nature-based solutions, specifically trees, by growing carbon market demand. Listen in to hear more about the foundation of Arbor Day Carbon and how they help companies find the type of investment into forest and rural communities that align with their climate and impact goals.
This week’s episode of The Stream of Conscience Podcast features Greg Ptacek, owner and brew master of Johnnie Byrd Brewing Company. Greg started Johnnie Byrd Brewing Company in Wayne, Nebraska after falling in love with the city during college. Johnnie Byrd is Nebraska’s only brewery to operate as a benefit corporation and became the fifth overall benefit corporation in Nebraska. Greg, and the rest of Johnnie Byrd, works hard to improve rural Nebraska through a passion for people and beer. Listen in to Greg’s conversation with SEAchange co-founders, Graham Pansing Brooks and Kyle Cartwright, to hear more about Johnnie Byrd’s journey.
SEAchange co-founders, Graham Pansing-Brooks and Kyle Cartwright, talk with CEO of TMCO, Diane Temme. TMCO, or Total Manufacturing Company, is a one-stop-shop for manufacturing services, specializing in anything from fabrication to paint to assembly. But not only that, they are also a hub of wellness, empowerment, and community action. Diane emphasizes the benefits of investing in employee relationships and treating each one as an individual.
In this episode of The Stream of Conscience Podcast, Diane states that, “it is the total wellness of an individual that allows them to be happy and productive.” More and more, companies are becoming dependent on employees and their wholistic wellness, and TMCO is pioneering ways to create a workplace environment where their business, and everyone in it, thrives.
Today’s episode features Brett Hoogeveen of MindSet. Brett, along with his brother and father, who founded Mindset twenty years ago in Omaha, provide companies with trusted techniques to help them thrive through elevating company culture and leadership practices. Two years ago, MindSet went digital through a new platform called BetterCulture. Listen in as The Stream of Conscience Podcast’s co-hosts, Graham Pansing-Brooks and Kyle Cartwright, speak with Brett about the good work Mindset and BetterCulture have been doing for Nebraska and the world.
Join SEAchange’s co-founders Graham Pansing-Brooks and Kyle Cartwright on Season 2’s mid-point episode. By taking a step back, the co-hosts reminisce on the previous inspirational interviews The Stream of Conscience Podcast has been able to capture and share with its listeners. With March being B Corp Month, Graham and Kyle discuss the future of purpose-driven businesses within Nebraska, the Midwest, and around the world, as well as share a couple of their favorite moments from previous podcast episodes.
SEAchange co-founders Graham and Kyle visit with Pixel Bakery’s Director and Founder, Jordan Lambrecht, to discuss the fully-baked company values the company tastefully leverages to impact the lives of employees and community members alike. Tune in for an enticing conversation about the importance of ingraining work-life balance, transparency, and mutual respect into the soul of a business.
As Jordan mentions in the episode, “It comes down to one simple thing, treat your people with respect and love them. Be kind to them... be kind to everybody.” We think everyone can take a page from Jordan’s book and use it at home, at work, and everywhere in between. Listen in to The Stream of Conscience Podcast’s 5th episode of the season for more heartfelt and business-building inspiration.
In this episode, co-hosts of The Stream of Conscience Podcast,and co-founders of SEAchange,meet with CEO, Justin Nabity, and COO, Reid Lancaster, of Physicians Thrive. Physicians Thrive works with physicians to help them confidently prepare for the future from residency to retirement. Physicians Thrive has been a B Corp since 2018 and is the only B Corp in Nebraska’s largest metropolitan area: Omaha.
Tune in to this lively conversation where Justin and Reid explain the inner workings of Physicians Thrive and what it takes to care for the professionals who care for us. Justin and Reid also discuss their non-profit platform, Give Sight Global, which works to correct visual impairments for people living in darkness across the globe.
As said by Brandon Day, a co-owner of this week’s guest company, Daycos, "What we do is not extraordinary but how we go about doing it is”. On the outside, Daycos is a revenue solutions company that supports transportation service providers, but after speaking with co-owners, Brandon and Tammy Day, we found out there’s a lot more to Daycos than meets the eye.
By placing community involvement efforts into the hands of their employees, Daycos has created an enthralling business model that motivates all. After becoming Nebraska’s 2nd certified B-corporation back in 2016, Daycos has produced programs like Daycos4good to inspire employees and community members to be intentional and “do more good”.
Listen in to this week's episode of The Stream of Conscience Podcast to hear more from Tammy and Brandon’s conversation with SEAchange’s co-founders!
On today’s episode of The Stream of Conscience Podcast, SEAchange meets with business leader, Jay Wilkinson to discuss Firespring’s monumental impact within the purpose-driven business world. Firespring became Nebraska’s first certified B-corp in 2014 and has been leaving a positive impact ever since. Wilkinson provides insight into Firespring’s intentional business practices as well as advice to businesses everywhere. Bringing in the “rising tide lifts all ships” mindset, Wilkinson stresses the importance of empowering one another through recognition and nomination.
By building a strong community of like-minded business leaders, more good can be done. Tune in to hear more information on Firespring’s business model mixed in with additional inspiration from Jay Wilkinson.
Season 2 of The Stream of Conscience Podcast is underway. Tune in to this season's introduction episode to hear your co-hosts, Graham Pansing Brooks and Kyle Cartwright, highlight SEAchange’s newest accomplishments as well as tease topics and guests included in the upcoming season. As said by Kyle, keep doing good things!
Join SEAchange on this bonus episode where your hosts and co-founders sit down with previous interviewee, KidGlov, to discuss their most recent accomplishment: becoming a certified B-corp! Experience the B-corp certification through the perspective of President and Chief Strategist, Lyn Wineman, and COO, Katherine Warren, as they speak of their B-corp journey, and the challenges and successes that came with it.
Throughout the episode, Lyn and Katherine offer beneficial advice to companies and encourage all to not just view B-corp certification as a seal of approval but also as a stepping stone towards bigger and better business practices. For KidGlov, B-corp certification is just the beginning. Tune in to hear what they’re up to next!
On this episode of the The Stream of Conscience Podcast, your hosts and co-founders of SEAchange spoke with Makenzie Rath, President of Talent Plus in Lincoln, NE.
On its surface, Talent Plus is a premier leader in discovering and developing human potentiality. They are founded on the belief that everyone has talent.
Talent Plus is a leader in cultivating a great place to work and in creating meaningful partnerships with nonprofits that share their vision. Listen to learn more about what makes Talent Plus tick!
Like many of our guests on The Stream of Conscience Podcast, Feya Candle's commitment to social impact and unique story have lent to the company's immense, recent success. Were it not for a deep and intentional commitment to doing good in unique and clever ways, the company may not have pulled through this challenging year.
Tune in for Sarah Spitsen's inspirational stories of entrepreneurial adventure, grit and passion. And don't miss the pivotal moments that changed Feya's trajectory over the last year.
SEAchange's favorite quote from Sarah: "I know we make good products, but a lot of companies make good products. What really sets us apart is the dedication we have and the excitement we bring to giving back in a very real way."
In this episode of The Stream of Conscience Podcast by SEAchange, our guests lead us to question capitalism's infatuation with "growth." Their definitions of this broad term stem from their commitment to a strategic set of values and stakeholders. Learn from their success and how your business can interrogate its own goals and values.
Econic Co-Founder and CEO, Josh Berry, and Director of Operations and Integrator, Tiffany Dunagan, gave us deep insights into how to prioritize "meeting people where they're at" - be they clients, team members, or others. This commitment has led to personal and professional evolution of those people, a deeper sense of belonging to their Nebraska community (including for their team members who live thousands of miles away), as well as more than doubling of the company's annual revenues.
NOTE: this episode was recorded in late 2020. References to "this year" and "next year" refer to 2020 and 2021 respectively.
On this fourth episode of The Stream of Conscience Podcast by SEAchange, our guest put it best: "Don't be vanilla. Be pistachio!" Listen for this and other great advice from someone who has proven that your mission can be a driving factor in business success.
Lyn Wineman, President and Chief Strategist of KidGlov, gave us a look under the hood of her successful and growing marketing firm built on a commitment to helping the people who are changing the world.
KidGlov is a tightknit team of marketing, branding and advertising experts who share a mission to give the megaphone to the many ChangeMakers of the world. In fact, they’ve started their own podcast, Agency for Change, to do just that. We hope you'll listen and subscribe to both of these great storytelling platforms.
NOTE: this episode was recorded in late 2020.
Union Bank & Trust (UBT) was recently recognized as a World's Best Bank by Forbes Magazine and as being among the nation's leaders in deploying livelihood-saving capital through the CARES Act. This family-owned community bank has been serving Lincoln and Nebraska for over 100 years with integrity and a steadfast commitment to its community, customer and workforce stakeholders.
We spoke with Jill Mlinar, UBT's Community Outreach Officer, on her personal journey through learning, building, and eventually leading the bank's purpose-oriented programs.
UBT recognizes that its success comes from having the best customers in the world and the best team members in the world. They've created engaging programs for their employees to invest in their community and shown that a commitment to more than 'just making money' inspires and motivates teams to perform and innovate; proof that investment in culture and commitment to people is good for business and just. plain. good.
Email us at hello@seachangeltd.com to share your thoughts and any questions you'd like us to ask Jill and UBT during our next conversation!
Community impact is baked into the DNA of Spreetail, an eCommerce company making a dent in the universe from their headquarters in Lincoln, NE.
On the first official episode of The Stream of Conscience podcast, we sat down with Chad Kilpatrick, Director of Talent Community at Spreetail, to learn about the journey the leadership and company have taken to imbue a commitment to community stakeholders into the culture, operations, events and everyday conversations. Spreetail is widely recognized as a great place to work, is growing FAST, and is making tangible social impact through thoughtfully created community partnerships. This makes them competitive as an employer and in building business and consumer relationships.
Learn from their accomplishments...and the occasional stumble, and let us know if you have questions for our next conversation with Spreetail by emailing us at hello@seachangeltd.com.
The Stream of Conscience podcast aims to share the stories of leaders and businesses prioritizing more than just profits. These companies are changing the world and ushering in a new, more sustainable economy. Co-hosts Kyle Cartwright and Graham Pansing Brooks introduce the series and share the work they're doing with SEAchange, LTD to push this movement forward.