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LSE Impact Talks

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by Devesh Joshi and Iñigo Brenninkmeijer

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Welcome to LSE Impact Talks, the first student-run podcast from LSE's Dept. of Management. In this podcast, we explore the dynamic intersection of social impact and innovation through the voices of the students at the London School of Economics and spotlight changemakers who are shaping the world for the better. Each episode of LSE Impact Talks features insightful conversations with students from diverse backgrounds, exploring their journeys and impactful projects that are addressing pressing societal challenges and driving meaningful change. Let's elevate change, one conversation at a time!

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September 16, 2024

Episode 10: Sustainable and Scalable Business Models in Social Organisations with María Camila Chacón

✨ The Last Episode is Here! 🚀 In this final episode, we dive into an inspiring conversation with María Camila Chacón, a sustainability professional from Colombia, who is driving change through social impact initiatives across Latin America. She has worked with NGOs and social enterprises, where her expertise lies in developing sustainable models and capacity-building programs to help social organisations become more adaptable and financially stable. Maria is recipient of Chevening Awards and is currently pursuing MSc in Social Innovation and Entrepreneurship at the London School of Economics and Political Science. Her journey reflects a deep passion for driving long-term change by developing scalable frameworks that empower social organisations. Tune in to our latest episode to hear more about Maria’s inspiring journey, the lessons she’s learned from launching impactful programs, and her vision for how legislation and philanthropy can support social impact initiatives. She also shares valuable advice for aspiring Chevening scholars and offers insights from her experiences at LSE. As we wrap up, we want to extend our heartfelt thanks to all our listeners for joining us on this journey. Your support has been crucial in exploring global issues and highlighting the changemakers who are making a real difference.

September 9, 2024

Episode 9: Empowering Farmers and Reducing Food Waste in Africa with Martin Lutherking Aduko

In our ninth episode, we’re joined by Martin Lutherking Aduko, co-founder of Brown Technology and a social entrepreneur tackling food waste in Ghana. Growing up witnessing post-harvest losses, Martin’s passion for change led him to design non-electricity-reliant cooling systems to reduce food waste for farmers in rural areas. This innovation laid the foundation for Brown Technology, a social enterprise committed to creating sustainable solutions for food security in Ghana. Currently pursuing his MSc in Social Innovation and Entrepreneurship at the London School of Economics, Martin is also a Standard Bank Africa Chairman’s Scholar and a Global Student Entrepreneur Awards 2024 finalist. Follow Martin’s journey as he leads Brown Technology towards a more sustainable future for food security and empowers farmers to thrive!

August 31, 2024

Episode 8: Social Work and Refugee Support with Lucas Soto

We’re excited to have Lucas Soto with us on the LSE Impact Talks! Luke’s journey in the non-profit sector has been both diverse and impactful. Luke began his career with AmeriCorps, where he connected retirees with local non-profits and then worked as a mobile librarian in Pittsburgh. After his master’s degree in Social Work from Columbia University, specialising in in international social work and refugee services, he went on to serve as a caseworker for homeless young adults and unaccompanied minors seeking asylum in the U.S. Luke has dedicated his career to driving social impact, and recently shaped Miami’s non-profit landscape through a county-wide capacity-building initiative. Now, he’s pursuing an MSc in Social Innovation and Entrepreneurship at The London School of Economics. And did we mention he’s also a gamer and pub crawl enthusiast? Tune in to hear Luke’s story and gain insights from his unique experiences. You won’t want to miss this one!

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What is LSE Impact Talks?: Welcome to LSE Impact Talks, the first student-run podcast from LSE's Dept. of Management. In this podcast, we explore the dynamic intersection of social impact and innovation through the voices of the students at the London School of Economics and spotlight changemakers who are shaping the world for the better. Each episode of LSE Impact Talks features insightful conversations with students from diverse backgrounds, exploring their journeys and impactful projects that are addressing pressing societal challenges and driving meaningful change.

Let's elevate change, one conversation at a time!
How often does this podcast release new episodes?: This podcast updates weekly.
Where can I listen to this podcast?: This podcast is available on 6 platforms including Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and more. You can also use the RSS feed directly.
Does this podcast accept guests?: Yes, this podcast regularly features guests.

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