LINDA LATTIMORE

The news is disturbing, not just in our own country but around the world. We are all just “tuckered out”, as my grandmother would say, with sensationalism, fear mongering and what appears to be a trend of hatred. At first, we were shocked and horrified, putting our fingers in the dyke of our infrastructure as it appeared to fall apart, springing leaks right and left. And the more leaks it sprang and continues to spring, the more we realize that our infrastructure is broken

As you read this newsletter, I’m retracing my steps - back to the first day of school, back to the early years of middle school, back to a place I called home in my formative years … Lima, Peru. As a grown woman, I work with others helping them understand how various life experiences have truly impacted and shaped their authentic selves. Those experiences adeptly define the personal values that mean the most to us, ones we want to represent and ones we seek in those that we h

There are many cooks in the proverbial kitchen of social innovation. The most common partnership, and possibly the easiest, for companies to tackle as they venture out into the world of cross sector relationships is the signature partnership between a for profit and a nonprofit. With a myriad of charities and causes near and dear to all of our hearts, it can be a challenge to settle on one or two to place your focus on. Your initiative should be targeted to, and the cause s