Hi Reader,
It's a wrap! Season 1 is in the bag and 2022 is in full swing! Between transitioning into my full-time role at the Shenandoah Community Capital Fund, looking for a house (still) and wrapping up my work at Zebras Unite (and producing season 2 of Ecosystems for Change!) my calendar has looked a little insane.
BUT relief is in sight! I'm super excited to share my key insights about entrepreneurial ecosystem building in Thursday's masterclass Ecosystem Building 101 and I can't wait for my first audio Logbook to go live next week in which I share a lot more of what's going on behind-the-scenes!
The heartbreak in ecosystem buildingWhen I sat down with Michelle things got real quickly. Tune into our conversation to hear Michelle's journey from human rights lawyer to social entrepreneur.
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How to slice the ecosystem building pieIn this season review, I share my main take-aways and highlights from season 1. What were yours'?
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I have a bunch of resources and events on my radar that I think you would love! Check them out here:
- Last chance to join my virtual Masterclass Ecosystem Building 101 this Thursday, February 24! Learn my framework for becoming a holistic, effective ecosystem builder!
- The Overstory, Richard Powers - as recommended by Michelle Arevalo Carpenter in episode 7!
- February 24: Building Equitable Technology, Startup and Venture Ecosystems (virtual)
- How to support Black entrepreneurs in your community. An overview of what works by my friends at CO.STARTERS.
- I recently reflected what I've learned from interviewing 25+ founding members, chapter leads and co-op members of Zebras Unite: Zebras in the Wild: Anika Horn.
In camaraderie,
Anika
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