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Purpose Management 101
If you manage people, you now manage purpose. Learn the basics of how to ignite purpose in your team in this free one-hour workshop.
Join us for a free workshop on whichever second Tuesday of the month in 2024 works for you (9:00 am PT on even months / 1:30pm PT on odd months).
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.
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Work With Bea
Bea guides corporate boards and executives on how to lead business-smart ESG (environment social governance), corporate social responsibility (CSR) and social purpose in today’s often volatile, uncertain, ambiguous and unforgiving context. Her leadership advisory clients include Caesars Entertainment and Erie Insurance.
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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.
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The mistake we make living our values
My grandmother, Iginia Alamo, once befriended a woman intent on ousting my grandfather, Antonio Alamo, from the Venezuelan government. My grandfather didn’t object to the friendship. In fact, he instigated it. The family foe and friend, Maria Josefa Aristeguieta, had recently co-led a nearly successful insurrection that had killed a governor, among many others. My grandfather was the newly appointed replacement for the deceased governor and, thus, a target for
The mistake we make living our values
My grandmother, Iginia Alamo, once befriended a woman intent on ousting my grandfather, Antonio Alamo, from the Venezuelan government. My grandfather didn’t object to the friendship. In fact, he instigated it. The family foe and friend, Maria Josefa Aristeguieta, had recently co-led a nearly successful insurrection that had killed a governor, among many others. My grandfather was the newly appointed replacement for the deceased governor and, thus, a target for Maria Josefa’s activism. How did my grandparents end up cozying up to a dangerous antagonist? Soon after my grandfather assumed his governorship, the police chief boasted that his men were humiliating Maria Josefa with intrusive surveillance while she was under house arrest. Instead of being thankful, my grandfather ordered the police overreach to stop immediately. After completing her sentence, Maria Josefa visited my grandmother to express her gratitude. The two became friends. I arrived on the planet a decade after
