#051 – After hearing a message from a priest, Alina was inspired by the many dire situations people suffer from around the world. With the Change Maker Institute, she guides businesses to make significant social and environmental impacts that make them impactful contributors to their communities.
Here, Alina explains what social solutions need to meet to be effective, why it's essential to understand our makings as people, and how she joggled the academia in conjunction with starting Change Maker Institute.
IN THIS EPISODE YOU WILL LEARN:
· What inspired Alina to start Change Maker Institute
· Every business has an impact
· Why we need to understand people's norms and biases
· Alina Boyte on the three things solutions need to possess
· Alina Boyte shares a client story
CHECK OUT ALINA BOYTE:
Alina is a social impact educator and intellectual property strategist. Her background is in law - graduating from Stanford Law with a Ph.D. in copyright law and history, as well as the Universities of Cambridge and London for her Masters and Bachelors of Law.
Her career path took her to the Multimedia Development Corporation as a Senior Executive advising the Malaysian government on cyberlaw and intellectual property matters. She's worked as a research assistant at Stanford Law and is now a tenured law professor at Mississippi College Law.
Today, established businesses and entrepreneurs hire her to reveal the hidden impact in their business and help them bridge the gap between profit goals and a social impact mission.
In her free time, she loves making authentic Malaysian cuisine, to the extent possible in the U.S. for her family, and cherishes the time she spends with her daughter, the inspiration behind the Changemaker Institute.
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Alina is a social impact educator and intellectual property strategist. Her background is in law - graduating Stanford Law with a PhD in copyright law and history, as well as the Universities of Cambridge and London for her Masters and Bachelors of Law. Her career path took her to the Multimedia Development Corporation as a Senior Executive advising the Malaysian government on cyberlaw and intellectual property matters. She's worked as a research assistant at Stanford Law and is now a tenured law professor at Mississippi College Law.
Today, established businesses and entrepreneurs hire her to reveal the hidden impact in their business and help them bridge the gap between profit goals and a social impact mission.
In her free time, she loves making authentic Malaysian cuisine, to the extent possible in the U.S. for her family, and cherishes the time she spends with her daughter, the inspiration behind the Changemaker Institute.
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