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.
Thanks to SOTO Engineering our Platinum Podcast Season 2 Sponsor. Changing the game, one industry at a time.
Thanks to Healthy Cities Illawarra our Gold Episode Sponsor. Healthy environments to enable healthy choices for the people of the Illawarra and Shoalhaven, NSW.
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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