Legacy of Change

What is Conscious Capitalism and how are businesses benefitting from it?
Why does it work? 
Who is using it now?
A talk with Thea Polancic head of the Chicago chapter of Conscious Capitalism, Inc.
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A talk with Ana Lopez of CityMart. CityMart calls itself  "a market place for the most innovative solution companies and visionary cities on the planet."
Learn about:

How CityMart help cities accelerate the process of solving urban and social challenges

How it connects solution providers with the decision-makers in cities around the world

How CityMart helps cities define their needs, publish them to the marketplace and discover the available solutions

Ana Lopez is a specialist in Social Development working at CityMart which has locations in Denmark and Spain.  
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Natacha Poggio is a social impact design strategist and Assistant Professor of Visual Communication Design at the Hartford Art School, University of Hartford, in Connecticut.
Natacha develops socially responsible design projects that promote sustainable development and awareness of global issues.  
Learn about the impact social design has and what Natacha and her students are doing to make a difference.
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Eleni Pallas is the co-founder of Leaders for Good, a leadership design firm that empowers leaders to humanize organizations.   Before Eleni transitioned to executive coaching with Leaders for Good, she spent over 20 years working in the mobile communications, developmental banking and management consulting industries. She spend a lot of her time leading strategic partnering and acquisition projects in the BRICs and emerging markets.   We talk about humanizing organizations, leadership development, what is a leader, being a strong leader today, treating people as objects in an organization, and becoming leaders for good.   More at: http://legacyofchange.co/

Jackie Brookner creates water remediation and public art projects for wetlands, rivers, streams and stormwater runoff. Her projects demonstrate how the undervalued resources of stormwater and other polluted water can be reclaimed and used to create lush environments, expressive and multifunctional public spaces.
 
The urgency to protect water has fueled her ecological art practice for close to twenty years.
 
Her living sculptures, called Biosculptures, are plant based systems that clean polluted water, integrating ecological revitalization with the aesthetic capacities of sculpture.