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Entrepreneurs: Architects of a Brighter Future

Beyond building successful businesses, many entrepreneurs are harnessing their influence to create a positive impact on society. Here's how they're shaping a better tomorrow:

Empowering Employees: A Catalyst for Change

Sherry Deutschmann, a serial entrepreneur, discovered that treating employees with respect and fairness is not just ethical, but also good business. By sharing profits and prioritizing employee well-being, she transformed her company into a high-performing organization. Her success story inspired her to launch BrainTrust, a platform empowering women entrepreneurs to achieve financial independence.

Harnessing Technology for Good

Ralph Clark, CEO of SoundThinking, believes technology can be a powerful tool for social change. His company's ShotSpotter system helps law enforcement respond more effectively to gun violence, improving public safety and building trust within communities. SoundThinking is also using its technology to combat illegal fishing, protecting marine ecosystems and supporting coastal communities.

Nurturing the Future: Combating Childhood Hunger

Michelle Tunno Buelow, founder of Bella Tunno, turned her baby product company into a force for good. By donating a meal for every product sold, Bella Tunno has provided millions of meals to hungry children. Inspired by her mother's example, Buelow's teenage daughters are already launching their own social impact initiatives, demonstrating that the entrepreneurial spirit can be passed down to future generations.

These entrepreneurs exemplify how business success can be a springboard for positive change. By prioritizing their employees, leveraging technology for social good, and addressing critical issues like hunger, they are demonstrating that profit and purpose can go hand-in-hand.

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About The Author

Clint Day is a former serial entrepreneur (insurance agencies) who turned to teaching others how to start their own business after earning a MBA and five certificates in entrepreneurship. He started the entrepreneurship program at State College of Florida, help found the Veterans Florida Entrepreneurship Program, wrote the Entrepreneurship Quick Study Guide found in most college bookstore, edits the Current in Entrepreneurship blog on the setyourownsalary.com business startup website, and is currently serving as advisor to the Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University veterans entrepreneurship and Notre Dame Hawaii UPBI programs.

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