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Have you ever wondered what it takes to sell artisan products? Travis Gravette is a social entrepreneur, meaning he uses his entrepreneurship to make a social impact.
He began in the non-profit sector but today he buys artisan products from Africa and sells them in the US with his company Red Earth.
In this episode, Travis shares what a social entrepreneur does and how he does it, how to begin a nonprofit, and how to move into creating a for-profit business.
THE FINER DETAILS OF THIS SHOW:
- The local leaders making a difference in Africa.
- Why is it important to be charitable?
- How can I start a successful and meaningful non-profit?
- The importance of studying and learning before jumping in.
- How to merge a nonprofit and a budding for-profit business.
- Why did Travis choose to sell jewelry?
- How to be passionate about the company, not necessarily the product.
- And so much more!
BONUS MATERIAL:
- What is Travis’ advice for beginning a non-profit?.
- The importance of having a clear vision and conveying it.
- How to make sure you’re working within your limits.
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The fact that companies can be in a dishonest season rings so true to me!
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