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Why Empathy is a Business Strategy: Monica Mockus on Human-Centered Creativity in Healthcare
What happens when you put empathy at the center of business? In this episode of the Riveo Impact Lab Podcast, Monica Mockus shares how her winding path led her to reimagine healthcare through creativity and compassion. Her story is a powerful reminder that when empathy becomes the strategy, real impact follows.
Impact Lab
Simplifying Sustainability: How Aclymate Founder Mike Smith is Making Climate Action Accessible
When Mike Smith founded Aclymate, his goal was simple: make climate action approachable for small businesses. In this episode, we dive into his journey from Navy Commander to climate tech founder—and explore why sustainability isn’t just doable for small teams, it’s essential.
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Celebrating a Milestone: WBE of the Year for the Southern Tier Region
We’re honored to be named WBE of the Year for New York’s Southern Tier Region! This milestone celebrates 16 years of creativity, resilience, and community. Read more about the award, the incredible people we met, and why collaboration and diversity in business matter now more than ever.
Impact Lab
Leading with Authenticity and Action: Ashley Brundage’s Mission to Empower Differences
In the latest Impact Lab episode, Ashley Brundage, the first transgender person to win any election in Florida, unpacks how authenticity, data, and visibility fuel lasting impact—in leadership, advocacy, and every room where power is built.
ESG
Celebrate Earth Month: Simple Ways Small Business Owners Can Make a Big Difference
April is Earth Month, a time to celebrate sustainability and make a positive environmental impact. Originating from Earth Day in 1970, Earth Month offers businesses an opportunity to go green by improving operations, sourcing sustainably, and engaging with the community. Small changes can attract eco-conscious customers and strengthen your brand. Every action counts!
Impact Lab
Why Accessibility Is Good Business — And What Every Leader Should Know with Amy Graves
When Amy Graves' life changed due to a rare neuromuscular disorder, so did her perspective on accessibility. Now a powerful advocate, researcher, and entrepreneur, she's helping businesses see accessibility not as an afterthought—but as a strategy for inclusion and growth. Discover her journey and why accessibility must be at the center of modern business.
