
Ep031 – Charlotte Harrington, Belu Water | Delivering purposeful performance | SATT
About this episode
In this conversation, Charlotte Harrington shares her journey from her traditional background in retail to becoming a leader of a growing social enterprise.
She discusses the importance of values in business, the impact a social enterprise can have, and the evolving landscape of conscious consumerism.
Charlotte also highlights the innovative structure of her leadership role as co-CEO and the challenges faced in promoting sustainability and social impact in the business world and the importance of feedback in business culture.
She emphasizes the significance of building a strong team aligned with company values, navigating uncertainty, and making decisions based on both data and gut instinct.
Charlotte also highlights the unique position of her social enterprise in the market, the importance of unrestricted funding for charities, and offers advice for future leaders to trust their instincts.
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