Behind the Impact

Paige Rodgers, Director of the Equinix Foundation & Equinix Community Impact, joins the show to share how she got into corporate impact, the theory of change, and the importance of integrating social impact, ESG, and other impact functions into a company’s DNA.

Allie Ottoboni, President of the eBay Foundation, joins the show to share insights into the foundation's approach to corporate philanthropy, what it was like to take the reins during a pandemic, and the lessons she has learned along the way.

Kyndryl's VP of Social Impact, Pam Hacker, joins the show to discuss the unique way she broke into the social impact profession, how Kyndryl is making a difference, and the lessons she has learned along the way.

Greg Ho, President of Spring Mountain Capital and head of the firm's Social Impact Group, joins the show to discuss how investors can leverage capital for good.

Cotopaxi's VP of Impact and Sustainability, Annie Agle, joins the show to pull back the curtain on how the company uses its people, products, and capital for good.

Chime's Head of Corporate Social Impact, Kira Traore, joins the show to pull back the curtain on how the company uses its people, products, and capital for good.

Hewlett Packard Enterprise's Head of Global Social Impact Manager, Fred Tan, joins the show to discuss how one of the most well-known brands on the planet creates impact on a global scale.

Fiverr's Social Impact Manager, Michelle Baltrusitis, joins the show to talk about how one of the top marketplaces for freelancers and entrepreneurs approaches social impact.

GitLab's Sr. Director of ESG, Stacy Cline, joins the show to talk about the company's approach to ESG and how its building out its impact programs.

Okta's Sr. Manager of Social Impact, Victor Cordon, joins the show to talk about the company's latest efforts to drive meaningful impact in the world.

Visible's Head of Social Impact, Sarah Glickstein, joins the show to talk about how the all-digital wireless carrier uses its people, product, and capital to make a difference.

OutSystems' Community Growth and Social Impact Team Lead, Snezana Djurisic, joins the show to talk about how the company uses its people, product, and capital to make a difference.

Shopify's Head of Social Impact, Brittney Oberfeld, joins the show to talk about how one of the top commerce platforms in the world uses its people, product, and capital to make a difference.

Linsey Morrison, Eventbrite's VP of Impact, joins the show to talk about how the company is using its people, product, and capital to reduce social isolation in young people.

Admas Kanyagia, DigitalOcean's VP of Social Impact, joins the show to talk about how the company taps into its thriving developer community to make an impact and so much more.

Chinelo Nwosu, Tumblr's Head of Social Impact, joins the show to talk about how the social network and micro-blogging platform approaches social impact with a user base of millions.

Amanda Lenaghan, Cruise's Head of Social Impact, joins the show to talk about how the autonomous vehicle  company uses its technology for good.

Alyssa Sweetman, Directory of Strategy and Social Impact at Player 2, joins the show to talk about how she stumbled into a career in social impact, reflect on her impactful work at Twitch, and Player 2's approach to social impact.

Kat Owsley, President of the Bosch Community Fund, joins the show to talk about Bosch's global impact and its community fund, which has given out more than $36 million in grant money since 2012.

Blair Pettit, Social Impact Program Manager at customer engagement platform Khoros, joins the show to talk about how the company uses its people and product for good.

DroneDeploy’s Social Impact Manager, Rebecca Lehman, joins the show to talk about how the company is using its people, products, and capital for good. 

Duolingo's Head of Social Impact, Kendra Ross, joins the show to talk about how she went from the music industry to spearheading the social impact efforts at a billion dollar company.

JPMorgan Chase's VP of Tech for Social Good, Madeline Hutchinson, joins the show to talk about how the 300,000 person company uses its vast resources to make an impact. 

Niantic's Director of Social Impact, Yennie Solheim, joins the show to talk about how the company behind Pokémon GO uses its resources to make an impact and sheds light on her journey into the social impact profession. 

Lemonade's Social Impact Lead, Nina Rauch, joins the show to talk about how the company uses its resources to make an impact and sheds light on her own journey into the social impact profession.