Rich
Mission Driven Podcast
Driven by the belief that change begins with a single step, Richard Brubaker has spent the last 15 years in Asia working to engage, inspire, and equip those around him to take their first step. Acting as a catalyst to driving sustainability, Brubaker works with government, corporate, academic and non-profit stakeholders to bring together knowledge, teams, and tools that develop and execute their business case for sustainability. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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Episodes
Being Patient - Deborah Kan, Being Patient 30.10.2018 20:29
In this episode, I speak with Deborah Kan about her work to build Being Patient . Born from her own need to understand the disease, Deborah called on her background as a journalist to build a platform to help bring clarity to the families of Alzheimer's about the challenges, research, and treatments. While operational for less than a year, Deborah's community is already beginning to come together,...
Employing the Unemployable. Profitably. - Seng Choon Koh, Project Dignity 23.10.2018 13:07
In this episode I speak with Seng Choon Koh, founder of Dignity Kitchen. An organization whose mission is to build and return the dignity to the disabled and disadvantaged through vocation. When I arrived to meet him, I thought I had the wrong address as his office is literally in the middle of a hawker market that serves as a live training ground for a wide range of "unemployable" individua...
Aspire, Discover, Translate, and Scale Innovation - Christoph Langwallner, NAMZ 09.10.2018 15:49
Since meeting Christoph nearly three years ago, I have come to understand that he is one that sees the biggest challenges that we face as opportunities to disrupt markets, and I wanted to find out about his process. Already in a position to reach more than a billion consumers, he has built an organization where aspirations lead to discoveries which translated into products, that can then be brough...
Shock & Awe Engagements for Social Entrepreneurs - David McCaughan, Bibliosexual 25.09.2018 16:37
In this episode, I speak with David McCaughan about his work as a story teller, his entrance into post-corporate entrepreneurship, and how social entrepreneurs need to deploy a shock & awe tactics alongside their constant effort to tell their story of the organization. About the Entrepreneurs For Good Series Through this series , we speak with Asia based entrepreneurs whose mission it is to br...
Moving Tourists from Awareness to Social Impact | Michael Biedassek, Bangkok Vanguards 25.07.2018 15:16
About the Entrepreneurs For Good Series Through this series , we speak with Asia based entrepreneurs whose mission it is to bring solutions to the environmental, social, and economic challenges that are faced within the region to learn more about their vision, the opportunities they see, and challenges that they have had to overcome. It is a series that we hope will not only engage and inspire you...
There is No Replacement for Quality - Jessica Cheam, Eco-Business 17.07.2018 15:00
Starting a publishing business in this day and age is no easy feat. Start a publishing business, focused on sustainability? Some would say that is crazy... But, over the last 10 years, that is just what Jessica Cheam has done. Through this interview, I dive into the hill that she had to climb to build Asia's first (and only) sustainability focused newsroom. How she has learned to tell the story of...
Building Awareness, Trust, and Toilets - Jack Sim, World Toilet Organization 11.07.2018 15:35
In this episode, I speak with Jack Sim, Founder of the World Toilet Organization, the "other" WTO. More than happy to talk shit, pun intended, Jack's mission of ensuring the world has access to toilets is dependent on our ability to openly talk about the problems. It is an interview that I came away with a much greater understanding of the importance of awareness, and some key tips about creating...
Overcoming the Blind Spots of Entrepreneurship - Gift Chantaranijakorn, Ma:D Hub 03.07.2018 18:10
In this episode of Entrepreneurs for Good, I speak with Gift Chantaranijakorn of Ma:D Hub in Bangkok. It is an interview I recorded a few months back, and is coming a week after she announced that she will be closing the Ma:D Hub , and in part because of the blind spots that she had to overcome to build a community that could financially sustain itself. IT is an interview that I believe all...
Selling a Sustainable Value Proposition in China - Jon Newton, Life Solutions 17.04.2018 17:33
One of the first thing that an entrepreneur needs to learn how to do is to sell. After that, learn to manage growth. Both of these topics, and a whole lot more are at the core of the conversation I recently had with my good friend (and disclaimer: client) Jon Newton, co-founder of Life Solutions China. It is a conversation where we quickly move into the weeds to talk sales tactics, product develop...
Ending Labor Abuse in Thailand - Sompong Srakaew, Labor Rights Protection Network 20.03.2018 15:17
In this episode, I speak with Labor Right Promotion Network Founder Sompong Srakaew about his mission to end labor abuse in Thailand. A challenge that has received a lot of coverage recently, particularly in the fishing industry, through a network of volunteers and a range of outreach programs, Sompong has helped improve the awareness of the issues and drive improvement in labor standards. Having...
Urban Farming in Hong Kong - Pol Fàbrega, Rooftop Republic 13.03.2018 17:48
In this episode I speak with Pol Fabrega about his experience building Rooftop Republic. Interviewed on his own rooftop, we dug into the movement of urban farming, the potential for urban farming in Hong Kong, and building his business. It is an interview that is full of tactics, and lessons of resiliency, patience, and building a movement towards something better within the confines o...
Do the Work. Trust Your Process - Abigail Smith, Thai Harvest SOS 20.02.2018 18:04
In this episode, I speak with Abigail Smith, who a year and a half ago established Thai Harvest SOS. An amazing organization that has, in just a short time created a process that is able to safely redistribute more than a ton of food a day to more than 20 communities in Bangkok. For Abigail, she sees this time as a pilot for building the process, systems, and support needed to take this to tthe ne...
Change the World Everyday - Arch Wongchindawest, Socialgiver | Entrepreneurs For Good 14.02.2018 20:07
In this interview, I speak with Arch Wongchindawest, founder of the Bangkok based platform Socialgiver , who shares with me his vision for where philanthropy is broken and what he is trying to do to built a better path for financial sustainability in the third sector. About the Entrepreneurs For Good Series Through this series , we speak with Asia based entrepreneurs whose mission it is to bring s...
Know What You Want to Build, Iterate, & Build Community - Karen Farzam, wHub 13.02.2018 17:02
In this episode of Entrepreneurs for Good, I speak with wHub founder Karen Farzam about the work that she has been engaged with developing a community of entrepreneurs in Hong Kong and in changing the perceptions of women (and girls) in STEM and tech through conversations with academics and families. It is a journey that had no plan, has had several iterations, but over the course of the last few...
Building a Vegan Movement in Hong Kong | Peggy Chan, Grassroots Pantry 23.01.2018 15:26
In this episode, I interview Peggy Chan, the founder Managing Director and Executive Chef of Grassroots Pantry, about her mission to bringing the vegan movement to Hong Kong through a strong ethos, her passion for food, and delivering an amazing menu that reminds her customers of their favorite food memories. As always, I hope you are inspired and engaged by the conversation! About the Entrepreneu...
Jumping from Corporate into Social Entrepreneurship - Pat Dwyer | Entrepreneurs For Good 16.01.2018 17:58
A few years back, I met Pat Dwyer, founder of The Purpose Business, at a friend's conference in Singapore. We were on the same panel, and we had a BLAST sharing our experiences and insights to the crowd, and given neither of us were invited back to speak again it is safe to say that we left a lasting impression on the crowd. This interview is no different. It is a pretty raw discussion about entre...
Dream Big, but Act Small - Francis Ngai | Entrepreneurs For Good 09.01.2018 20:03
About the Entrepreneurs For Good Series Through this series , we speak with Asia based entrepreneurs whose mission it is to bring solutions to the environmental, social, and economic challenges that are faced within the region to learn more about their vision, the opportunities they see, and challenges that they have had to overcome. It is a series that we hope will not only engage and inspire you...
Shifting Consumers Off Plastic - Ada Yip, Urban Spring | Entrepreneur For Good 13.12.2017 14:23
As the world may be finally waking up to the challenge that plastic is presenting out environment, and for many, the plastic beverage bottle is one of the products that is front and center. In Hong Kong though, the people at Urban Spring think they have a solution that will help reduce the number of plastic bottles that the city is sending to landfill. Something that over the last two months has g...
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