Children are Stakeholders Too!

3600 American Boulevard West,Bloomington MN 55431

08 March, 2023

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Please join the Twin Cities Chapter of Conscious Capitalism as we welcome Laura Hall to lead a session about children as key stakeholders for a better future. Laura will highlight the importance and benefits of business supporting child development and the costs of not doing so. I believe children are vital stakeholders in the business - as customers, future employees, members of our community - and as budding "Kidpreneurs"!- Laura Hall Agenda: Networking: 5:00 – 5:30 pmSpeaker | Storytelling: 5:30 - 6:30 pmQ & A: 6:30 pm - 6:45 pmClosing Remarks: 6:45 pm - 7:00 pmAbout the Speaker: “Having worked in Asia, Europe, and the United States, my experience as a global businesswoman has propelled my career trajectory. As a conscious capitalist, I am committed to elevating humanity and the planet through business. And after visiting the Amazon Rainforest in 2019, I am now committed to using my resources to protect and preserve forests all over the world.” Laura left her last corporate role as President of Accessories for Polo Ralph Lauren to help small to mid-market retail consumer goods brands at the intersection of profit and purpose. In 2018, Laura and two other female C-Suite executives founded WHYZ Partners (www.whyzpartners.com). A primary mission at WHYZ is to empower the next generation of consumer goods business leaders to create an ecosystem of sustainable businesses and extraordinary business leaders – to promote the ideals of financially and socially responsible business practices. Laura is active in the industry as a speaker, advisor, and thought leader. She currently serves as a strategic advisor for Yunity - a capital and technology company, a member of the BOD for Rainforest Partnership, and on the advisory board of Anderson Brockhurst Enterprises (ABE) – an Australian lingerie company. And as one of the founding authors of Conscious Capitalism Press, Laura is the author of a children’s book ‘The ABCs of Conscious Capitalism for KIDS’ - because Laura believes that “it is easier to build strong children than to repair broken men.”