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All in Sustainability
Women-owned businesses are critical to the post-pandemic recovery, providing economic stability, job creation, and community building. These businesses have a significant impact on the economy and play a crucial role in promoting sustainable business practices. Let's work together to create a more equitable and sustainable future by supporting women-owned businesses in our communities - we always have and we always will, at Angela Wallace Impact Agency.
Discover how CEO Patricia Miller is leading M4 Factory on a journey to reimagine the value of plastics for a circular economy and regenerative future, for all.
This year, March 8 marks two important dates for me. First off, it’s International Women’s Day. Second, it’s the three-year anniversary of the date that I incorporated my business. At Angela Wallace Impact Agency, 90% of the brands we’ve worked with have been woman-owned and woman-led. Our team — to which we’re welcoming Arlesha and Kendall this year! — is made up entirely of women. And the AWIA podcast, launching in April 2022, currently features 83% women guests. That’s 5 out of 6 guests on my first podcast series. No manels here. Here’s why we’re betting on women, in 2022.
This year, for the first time ever, large parts of Canada will observe the first National Day for Truth and Reconciliation. On this first National Day for Truth and Reconciliation, at the Angela Wallace Impact Agency, we’ll be asking ourselves how our companies, products, and purposes can serve to champion the rights of Indigenous peoples and Indigenous owned businesses
Taking personal responsibility is important, and individual actions do matter. But there is a limit to how much we can accomplish on our own. Taking personal steps to reduce our impact on the planet can help us feel in control, but to turn the tide on climate change we need systemic change.
5 questions to guide your conscious business model - lessons in Doughtnut Economics for a regenerative future 🍩
