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Episode 11

Kylie Flament

Episode 11

Connecting Social Enterprise with Kylie Flament

If a business and a charity had a baby, you’d have a social enterprise.

 

Social enterprises trade like any other business, but they exist to solve social, cultural, or environmental problems.

 

They generate most of their income from their product/service and reinvest profit/resources in a way that community benefit outweighs the individual benefit.

 

Kylie Flament talks to us about finding her tribe in the world of social enterprise, and how the philosophy of ‘enoughness’ empowers her with the freedom to keep on doing good for people and the planet.

I don't have to spend every moment of every day feeling like I'm chasing something that I can never get in a more more more culture, you'll never arrive, you'll never succeed. There is no end goal to more, more, more. But there's an end goal to 'Enough'. Kylie Flament, SECNA.

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Your Next Salty Steps

Draw some inspiration from our actionable takeaways.

  1. A better world will come from billions of small choices and a conscious flow of letting money flow to do good in the world. Switch2Good social enterprises across your supply chain today.
  2. Does your business sound more like a social enterprise, than business as usual? Learn more about certification with Social Traders.

Resources & Links

We’ve gathered together some useful resources and links related to Episode 11.

Social Enterprise Council of NSW/ACT (SECNA), Website

SECNA, LinkedIn

Kylie Flament, LinkedIn

Social Enterprise Australia, Website

Impact North, Website for Northern Territory

Queensland Social Enterprise Council (QSEC), Website

Social Enterprise Network Tasmania (SENTAS), Website

Social Enterprise Network Victoria (SENVIC), Website

South Australian Social Enterprise Council (SASEC), Website

Western Australian Social Enterprise Council (WASEC), Website

 

Imagery thanks to:

Kylie Flament, SECNA

Hannah Busing and Priscilla Du Preez on Unsplash

Cliff Booth on Pexels.

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