Whatever the work, make it meaningful!
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Purpose Office Hours
Got a question about discovering your life’s purpose? How to align your career with it? Do you want to unlock the power of your company’s purpose? Attend the free Purpose Office Hours that Bea Boccalandro holds with purpose gurus Brandon Peele and Laszlo Karafiath. Or just drop in to enjoy the conversation.
Is ESG for my SME?
ESG (Environment Social Governance) isn’t for everybody. Discover whether your small or medium enterprise (SME) will benefit from it.
Join us for a free workshop.
Work With Bea
Advising
Bea helps corporate boards and executives ensure their ESG (environment social governance), corporate social responsibility (CSR) and social purpose programs are world-class and high-impact despite today’s often volatile and ambiguous context. Her leadership advisory clients include Caesars Entertainment and Erie Insurance.
Consulting/ Fractional
Bea and her team at VeraWorks, a firm she founded and leads, help companies of all sizes design and manage their ESG (environment social governance), corporate social responsibility (CSR) and corporate purpose, including igniting purpose in every employee’s workweek. Her clients include FedEx, HP, TOMS shoes, Toyota and QVC.
Bea is a world-renowned corporate purpose, CSR (corporate social responsibility) and ESG (environment social governance) speaker and instructor. She has over 15 years of experience teaching at Georgetown University and Boston College and has presented for The Conference Board, Google, Points of Light and the United Nations. Watch her TEDx talk or learn more.
On-Demand Advice
The purpose/CSR/ESG advice Bea gives Fortune 500 executives is now available to smaller enterprises, middle managers and anybody else needing a little expert guidance. Bea is offering “micro-dosages” of advice via live one-hour Zoom sessions.
- Do you have a draft purpose statement but aren’t sure it’s a good one?
- Do you need help analyzing why your purpose-building activity failed?
- Could your CSR (corporate social responsibility) report benefit from expert feedback?
- Is your board asking you to vet your ESG (environment social governance) plan with experts?
- Are you in need of a valid way to measure employee sense of purpose?
- Are you unsure how to respond to anti-ESG critique?
Bea can help!
Purchase a one-hour session for $875 (40% discount for nonprofits, B Corps and organizations in developing countries). Pay at the conclusion of the advising session – and only if you’re happy with it.
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On-Demand Advice
The purpose/CSR/ESG advice Bea gives Fortune 500 executives is now available to smaller enterprises, middle managers and anybody else needing a little expert guidance. Bea is offering “micro-dosages” of advice via live one-hour Zoom sessions.
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Bea’s Illustrated Blog
The Splendor of the Small: A Lesson from Tia Lila
Every week for over 30 years, my aunt in Caracas, Venezuela, “Tia Lila,” has sent a collective email to me and her other far-flung family members. These dispatches typically start with national news, such as the injustices committed by Venezuela’s dictator du jour, followed by family news, such as marriages and surgeries. Every one of her emails ends with a spiritual lesson. Sandwiched between the news and lesson, however, there’s
The Splendor of the Small: A Lesson from Tia Lila
Every week for over 30 years, my aunt in Caracas, Venezuela, “Tia Lila,” has sent a collective email to me and her other far-flung family members. These dispatches typically start with national news, such as the injustices committed by Venezuela’s dictator du jour, followed by family news, such as marriages and surgeries. Every one of her emails ends with a spiritual lesson. Sandwiched between the news and lesson, however, there’s typically a perplexing meaty middle that consists of pleasant drivel. Topics have included the fries she served at lunch and the state of her favorite walking cane. Tia Lila’s triviality troubled me. How could she follow up news of her sister’s ICU admittance with an observation about cooked potatoes? Why did she think her cane’s new scratch merited reporting? These mundane musings were especially surprising because as an author, reporter, playwright, professor and actor, my aunt could be spellbinding on
