An engaging and interactive session featuring leaders who are redefining how organizations create both profit and purpose.

The most expensive assumption in business is that profit and purpose are in a tug-of-war and can’t be on the same team.

Yet, organizations across both the for-profit and non-profit sectors are proving otherwise, using capitalism as a vehicle to maximize value for their organizations, shareholders, and communities, all at once.

What can that look like?

• Solving for overlooked or underserved markets and resources
• Developing new business models that redirect more value back to the people who create it
• Building “earned income” revenue streams instead of investor funds
• The potential is limited only by the willingness to embrace and explore the art of possibility.

In this dynamic and interactive session, hear directly from Atlanta organizations who have discovered opportunities once hidden in plain sight, fueled by bottomline profitability.

Guest Speakers

Kashi Segahl, CEO Retazza: Retazza built a hyper local food distribution model that creates new value across the fresh food supply chain, providing new value to fresh foods for public and private sector clients.

Michael Jones, Founder & CEO Thrive Farmers: Featured in INC, Entrepreneur, and the NY Times, Thrive Farmers redesigned the coffee supply chain by bringing growers in as business partners rather than vendors, a model that has driven its growth.

Jacob Blaeser, President Ventures ATL: Ventures ATL, built an earned revenue model around professional services staffed by neurodivergent talent, turning an overlooked labor pool into a competitive advantage for client businesses and satisfying employment opportunities for a historically underemployed community..

Following the speakers, you’ll have an opportunity to join small facilitated roundtables to explore the potential hidden opportunities for your organization where profit and purpose converge to create value.

Parking: Parking is free onsite. Please arrive early to find a spot and enjoy our breakfast before the event starts.

Want business to be a force for good? Discuss leadership with peers to repeat success, overcome dilemmas, and make meaningful connections.

Join us for the Houston Chapter’s Conscious Conversations virtual meetup! Do you want business to be a force for good? Elevate your leadership with a peer group discussion to repeat success, overcome dilemmas, and make meaningful connections. Houston Chapter board member, Tammira Philippe, thoughtfully facilitates these discussions.

Join us for a virtual overview of Conscious Capitalism and learn how the Indianapolis Chapter is celebrating local businesses.

Join us during your lunch hour on Tuesday, August 18, for an insightful overview of Conscious Capitalism hosted by Becky Doemland and Karen Valencic from the Indianapolis Chapter.

You’ll discover how business can serve as a powerful force for good through the movement’s four core pillars:

1. Higher Purpose
2. Stakeholder Orientation
3. Conscious Leadership
4. Conscious Culture

This virtual session is the perfect opportunity to connect with purpose-driven leaders and see how these principles can transform your organization’s impact.

Take a coffee break that inspires positive change, join us to be part of a growing community committed to making business a force for good.

Join us for Brewed Awakenings: Virtual Coffee and Conversation, a monthly 15-minute gathering where we explore the principles of Conscious Capitalism in a relaxed and engaging environment.

What is it? These 15-minute gatherings are designed to provide a regular space for reflection, discussion, and learning about how we can integrate Conscious Capitalism into our daily work. It’s a chance to connect with our community, share insights, and leave with practical ideas that can inspire positive change in our organizations.

Why Should You Join?

Meaningful Conversations: Dive into topics that matter and contribute to our collective growth.

Practical Takeaways: Walk away with actionable steps to apply Conscious Capitalism principles in your role.

Community Building: Connect with like-minded colleagues and be part of a movement towards conscious business practices.

Whether you’re looking to deepen your understanding or simply enjoy a meaningful conversation with like-valued individuals, these sessions are open to all. Join us to be part of a growing community committed to making business a force for good.

How to Join: Joining the conversation is simple! Just click the access link to join the conversation.

Don’t miss this opportunity to be part of something impactful, grab your coffee and a colleague, and let’s make a difference together!

Join us for a conversation with Michael Kroeger of Revision Collective on how business can be a force for good.

Business as a Force for Good (BAFFG) events are quarterly gatherings hosted by Conscious Capitalism Cincinnati that bring together leaders who believe business can elevate people, communities, and performance.

Join us for a conversation with Michael Kroeger, Co-Founder and CEO of Revision Collective, as he shares how they continue to expand conscious business practices, nurture resilient teams, and build a future where organizations contribute meaningfully to the communities they serve.

About Revision Collective

For more than a decade, Revision Collective has been redefining what it means for a business to serve its community. Rooted in Cincinnati and grounded in a mission to create lasting social impact, Revision Collective partners with organizations to build healthier cultures, strengthen leadership, and accelerate positive change. Under Michael Kroeger’s leadership, the organization blends strategic clarity with deep humanity, helping teams uncover purpose, cultivate trust, and design systems that allow people and communities to thrive.

From facilitating transformative leadership development, to supporting nonprofits and mission‑driven companies, to championing equity‑centered practices, Revision Collective demonstrates how business can be a powerful force for good. Their work shows that when leaders invest in people first, organizations become catalysts for broader societal wellbeing.

What to expect

4:30 – 5:00pm — Networking and getting settled

5:00 – 5:30pm — Michael’s story

5:30 – 5:50pm — Q&A

5:50 – 6:30pm — Networking

An invite-only gathering for CEOs working to build more resilient, adaptive, and people-centred businesses that can endure through disruption.

Join us for coffee and casual conversation about conscious business in Central Indiana.

Join us for coffee and casual conversation about conscious business in Central Indiana. Meet new people and share ideas about business as a force for good. Stop in when you can; leave when you need to go!