Deb Nelson's guest appearances

Deb Nelson

Meant For It

Money-Wise Women

The Hegg Bakken Report's Podcast

Real Presence Live

Good Future

Shine

Kathy Neset

Craig Johnson

Vicki Robin

Jules Lund

Tim Staples

Bill Johnson

Jason Lee

Tiffany Shlain

Laura Vanderkam

Eve Rodsky

Shannon Watts

Willie Jackson

Matt Wagner

Tsh Oxenreider

Lori Gottlieb

OwlTail

Deb Nelson looks after clients and community engagement at RSF Social Finance, she’s based in the bay Area, and I was lucky to get a chance to sit down with her during my week in San Francisco.The SOCAP conference is all about people and relationships. And business deals are simply another form of a relationship. It’s a profound concept, because it flips the idea of a negotiation being a battle, and it turns it into a much more intimate interaction between two people, and likely between two communities. Follow all the stories at www.johntreadgold.comEnjoy

Deb Nelson looks after clients and community engagement at RSF Social Finance, she’s based in the bay Area, and I was lucky to get a chance to sit down with her during my week in San Francisco. The SOCAP conference is all about people and relationships. And business deals are simply another form of a relationship. It’s a profound concept, because it flips the idea of a negotiation being a battle, and it turns it into a much more intimate interaction between two people, and likely between two communities. Follow all the stories at <a href="http://www.johntreadgold.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.johntreadgold.com</a> Enjoy

Deb Nelson: building communities before profits, live from SOCAP

Deb Nelson is the Vice President of Client &amp; Community Engagement at RSF Social Finance. At RSF Social Finance they envision a world in which money serves the highest intentions of the human spirit and contributes to an economy based on generosity and interconnectedness. Learn Deb’s thoughts about how money can be used to heal the world around us. Deb is passionate about economic justice, women’s rights/human rights, environmental sustainability, hiking amidst redwood forests, and courageous leadership.   Key Takeaways: [:01] Carley Hauck — founder of Living Well Awake and the Shine podcast — introduces the sponsor for this episode: RSF Social Finance. [2:15] Carley reflects on the need for hospicing old ways in our beautiful world, and introduces Deb Nelson, VP of Client and Community Engagement, who has come onto today’s podcast to share a new financial system that can better support all people and our planet. [5:52] Deb outlines the experiences from her childhood and winding career path that helped shape her views of money and the need to reinvent its place in our world today. [9:14] The questions everyone should take time to answer in order to identify their relationship with money and ways money can be used to support values. [11:48] An overview of the work and initiative of RSF Social Finance, its investors and donors. [13:02] A spotlight on Jessica Norwood, social entrepreneur and founder of The Runway Project, who tackled the racial wealth gap issue in the US head-on and has created an immensely successful company as a result. [17:29] A look at the social investment fund at RSF Finance and the kind of people that are working to create an economy based on connection rather than separation. [23:01] Deb’s recipe for resilience as she juggles her many roles as a mother, a career woman and a deliberate leader starts with humility and persistence. [26:29] Feeling all of the emotions that live in our bodies without getting stuck in the story that accompanies them is a far more healthy and productive way to face the hard realities of today’s world. [35:33] A spotlight on Sallie Calhoun of the #NoRegrets initiative who used her wealth to focus on fighting climate changes and regenerative agriculture and soil health solutions. [38:43] Deb closes with the call to question assumptions about money and reject the belief that you can’t move money for good. [39:54] Carley encourages listeners to learn more about RSF Finance and offers an overview of the free coaching sessions that she is offering her through the Womens Conscious Leadership program.   This Episode Sponsored By: RSF Social Finance   Resources: Living Well Awake Website Living Well Awake newsletter www.livingwellawake.com/developing-people Carley Hauck on Instagram Carley Hauck on LinkedIn Lead From Light Daily Rituals Womens Conscious Leadership Program RSF Social Finance The Runway Project #NoRegrets Initiative

Deb Nelson is the Vice President of Client &amp; Community Engagement at RSF Social Finance. At RSF Social Finance they envision a world in which money serves the highest intentions of the human spirit and contributes to an economy based on generosity and interconnectedness. Learn Deb’s thoughts about how money can be used to heal the world around us. Deb is passionate about economic justice, women’s rights/human rights, environmental sustainability, hiking amidst redwood forests, and courageous leadership. Key Takeaways: [:01] Carley Hauck — founder of Living Well Awake and the Shine podcast — introduces the sponsor for this episode: <a href="https://rsfsocialfinance.org/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">RSF</a> <a href="https://rsfsocialfinance.org/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Social</a> <a href="https://rsfsocialfinance.org/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Finance</a>. [2:15] Carley reflects on the need for hospicing old ways in our beautiful world, and introduces Deb Nelson, VP of Client and Community Engagement, who has come onto today’s podcast to share a new financial system that can better support all people and our planet. [5:52] Deb outlines the experiences from her childhood and winding career path that helped shape her views of money and the need to reinvent its place in our world today. [9:14] The questions everyone should take time to answer in order to identify their relationship with money and ways money can be used to support values. [11:48] An overview of the work and initiative of RSF Social Finance, its investors and donors. [13:02] A spotlight on Jessica Norwood, social entrepreneur and founder of The Runway Project, who tackled the racial wealth gap issue in the US head-on and has created an immensely successful company as a result. [17:29] A look at the social investment fund at RSF Finance and the kind of people that are working to create an economy based on connection rather than separation. [23:01] Deb’s recipe for resilience as she juggles her many roles as a mother, a career woman and a deliberate leader starts with humility and persistence. [26:29] Feeling all of the emotions that live in our bodies without getting stuck in the story that accompanies them is a far more healthy and productive way to face the hard realities of today’s world. [35:33] A spotlight on Sallie Calhoun of the #NoRegrets initiative who used her wealth to focus on fighting climate changes and regenerative agriculture and soil health solutions. [38:43] Deb closes with the call to question assumptions about money and reject the belief that you can’t move money for good. [39:54] Carley encourages listeners to learn more about RSF Finance and offers an overview of the free coaching sessions that she is offering her through the Womens Conscious Leadership program. 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12. Transforming Your Relationship to Money — Interconnectedness is the New Currency with Deb Nelson

Deacon Kyle Eller

Valerie Lietz

Kyle Eller

In the second hour, hosts Michael Goldsmith and Father Will Thompson spoke with Brad and Deb Nelson on the beauty of homeschooling and a preview of an event. Then, they  took the 10-Minute Tour of local events. After that, Deacon Kyle Eller shared the beauty of sacred music and a workshop on sacred music. Finally, they spoke with Valerie Lietz of Active Generations on a fun event showcasing different recipes.

RPL Hr 2 April 24 Brad and Deb Nelson, 10 Minute Tour, Deacon Kyle Eller, and Valerie Lietz

Honest conversations are necessary to align your values with your money. Social finance is effective because transparency is encouraged and people openly talk about money. You are likely a purpose-driven person who sees money as a tool that enables you to be a part of solutions. You are motivated by the satisfaction of contributing to […] The post How Integrated Capital Creates Positive Impact with Deb Nelson appeared first on Money Morphosis.

Honest conversations are necessary to align your values with your money. Social finance is effective because transparency is encouraged and people openly talk about money. You are likely a purpose-driven person who sees money as a tool that enables you to be a part of solutions. You are motivated by the satisfaction of contributing to […] The post <a href="https://money-morphosis.com/4085/podcast/how-integrated-capital-creates-positive-impact-with-deb-nelson/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">How Integrated Capital Creates Positive Impact with Deb Nelson</a> appeared first on <a href="https://money-morphosis.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Money Morphosis</a>.

How Integrated Capital Creates Positive Impact with Deb Nelson

Deb Nelson has a job at RSF Social Finance that is all about helping people align their values with their money, all while helping fund entrepreneurs for social impact businesses. As vice president of client and company engagement, Deb also works on strategic partnerships and client engagement. On top of that, she’s also the lead on a new initiative for the company – the  Women’s Capital Collaborative. Pioneered with an impact investor who wanted to do more to support women entrepreneurs, the Collaborative aims to do more to support women entrepreneurs – a group routinely overlooked and underfunded. In fact, Deb points out, women entrepreneurs received only 3% of venture capital funding from 2011 to 2013. Why is this? Unconscious bias, says the Harvard Business Review. Even when a presentation is given identical word-for-word by men and women, males are 60% more likely to get funded. This Collaborative is in place to do something about that. “Our goal is to create an economy of generosity and connectedness,” Deb says. And she’s at the right organization to make that kind of impact. Since 1984, RSF Social Finance has provided social impact loans, grants and investments. It focuses on creating direct, personal and transparent financial relationships for those who fund social enterprises, as well as those who leverage the funding to create long-term social and ecological benefits via organizations in food and agriculture, education and the arts, ecological stewardship and other related fields. It also provides “holistic integrated capital” – from financial capital, loans, loan guarantees and investments, to technical assistance grants, and human and social capital. “We know it takes all kinds of capital to help an entrepreneur thrive and grow their organizations,” she says. In episode 38 of I Want Her Job: The Podcast, Host Polina Selyutin asks Deb about the story of her career path, the international travel that gave her the confidence to take on future challenges and the importance of intentionally creating “outsider experiences” for yourself.

Deb Nelson has a job at <a href="http://rsfsocialfinance.org/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">RSF Social Finance</a> that is all about helping people align their values with their money, all while helping fund entrepreneurs for social impact businesses. As vice president of client and company engagement, Deb also works on strategic partnerships and client engagement. On top of that, she’s also the lead on a new initiative for the company – the <a href="http://rsfsocialfinance.org/give/give-to-rsf-projects/capital-collaborative/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank"> Women’s Capital Collaborative</a>. Pioneered with an impact investor who wanted to do more to support women entrepreneurs, the Collaborative aims to do more to support women entrepreneurs – a group routinely overlooked and underfunded. In fact, Deb points out, women entrepreneurs received only 3% of venture capital funding from 2011 to 2013. Why is this? Unconscious bias, says the Harvard Business Review. Even when a presentation is given identical word-for-word by men and women, males are 60% more likely to get funded. This Collaborative is in place to do something about that. “Our goal is to create an economy of generosity and connectedness,” Deb says. And she’s at the right organization to make that kind of impact. Since 1984, RSF Social Finance has provided social impact loans, grants and investments. It focuses on creating direct, personal and transparent financial relationships for those who fund social enterprises, as well as those who leverage the funding to create long-term social and ecological benefits via organizations in food and agriculture, education and the arts, ecological stewardship and other related fields. It also provides “holistic integrated capital” – from financial capital, loans, loan guarantees and investments, to technical assistance grants, and human and social capital. “We know it takes all kinds of capital to help an entrepreneur thrive and grow their organizations,” she says. In episode 38 of I Want Her Job: The Podcast, Host Polina Selyutin asks Deb about the story of her career path, the international travel that gave her the confidence to take on future challenges and the importance of intentionally creating “outsider experiences” for yourself.

Deb Nelson, Vice President, Client and Community Engagement, RSF Social Finance

DLN Consulting of Dickinson, ND along with Vision West recently published The 2014 Regional Plan for Sustainable Development which contains groundbreaking data including the total number of oil wells to be drilled in The Bakken at 75,000. If you would like information on this study, go to http://www.visionwestnd.com/regionalPlans.php . Deb Nelson with DLN Consulting breaks down the study and much more on today's Hegg Bakken Report.

DLN Consulting of Dickinson, ND along with Vision West recently published The 2014 Regional Plan for Sustainable Development which contains groundbreaking data including the total number of oil wells to be drilled in The Bakken at 75,000. If you would like information on this study, go to <a href="http://www.visionwestnd.com/regionalPlans.php" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://www.visionwestnd.com/regionalPlans.php</a> . Deb Nelson with DLN Consulting breaks down the study and much more on today's Hegg Bakken Report.