Georgina Camp's guest appearances

Georgina Camp

Good Will Hunters

Good Future

Getting Mental

Kat Dunn

Paul Ronalds

Rosemary Addis

Giles Gunesekera

Rachel Mason

Mark Reading

Malcolm Turnbull

David Attenborough

James Thornton

Leigh Barnes

Kevin Rudd

Lindsay Smalling

Ricky Kej

Bronwyn King

Mike Davis

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You can learn more about huber social here: https://hubersocial.com.au/In this episode, we explore the concept of measuring social impact and understanding well-being as a framework for creating lasting change. Georgina shares her journey from the military and law into the development sector, highlighting the limitations of traditional approaches to solving social problems. Georgina explains how their organisation, Huber Social, takes a well-being approach to measure social impact and emphasises the importance of considering different needs and capabilities in improving people's lives. Using surveys and statistical analysis, they delve into the complexities of measuring subjective well-being and the factors that contribute to overall positive shifts. Through real-world examples, they challenge the assumption that impact can be measured solely in controlled environments, showcasing the importance of understanding local contexts and individual experiences. Join us to gain insights into measuring social impact and making a meaningful difference in people's lives.Chapters:0:00: Intro7:14: Huber Social’s Journey to Measuring Social Impact14:40: Measuring Well-Being and Challenging Assumptions22:08: The Importance of Control and Autonomy in Well-Being26:38: What Is Wellbeing?32:40: Importance of measuring well-being and changing language to be strength-based44:18: The Welsh Government’s Well-being Framework47:34: The Impact of Modern Living on Human Health1:01:31: Taking Responsibility for One’s Life1:03:40: Lessons on Well-being and Anti-FragilityGETTING MENTAL LINKSINSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/gettingmentalpodcastTIKTOK: https://www.tiktok.com/@gettingmentalpodcastFACEBOOK: https://www.facebook.com/gettingmentalpodcastPINTEREST: https://www.pinterest.com/gettingmentalpodcastLINKEDIN: https://www.linkedin.com/company/gettingmentalpodcastTWITTER: https://www.twitter.com/gettingmentalpc

You can learn more about huber social here: <a href="https://hubersocial.com.au/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://hubersocial.com.au/</a>In this episode, we explore the concept of measuring social impact and understanding well-being as a framework for creating lasting change. Georgina shares her journey from the military and law into the development sector, highlighting the limitations of traditional approaches to solving social problems. Georgina explains how their organisation, Huber Social, takes a well-being approach to measure social impact and emphasises the importance of considering different needs and capabilities in improving people's lives. Using surveys and statistical analysis, they delve into the complexities of measuring subjective well-being and the factors that contribute to overall positive shifts. Through real-world examples, they challenge the assumption that impact can be measured solely in controlled environments, showcasing the importance of understanding local contexts and individual experiences. Join us to gain insights into measuring social impact and making a meaningful difference in people's lives.Chapters:0:00: Intro7:14: Huber Social’s Journey to Measuring Social Impact14:40: Measuring Well-Being and Challenging Assumptions22:08: The Importance of Control and Autonomy in Well-Being26:38: What Is Wellbeing?32:40: Importance of measuring well-being and changing language to be strength-based44:18: The Welsh Government’s Well-being Framework47:34: The Impact of Modern Living on Human Health1:01:31: Taking Responsibility for One’s Life1:03:40: Lessons on Well-being and Anti-FragilityGETTING MENTAL LINKSINSTAGRAM: <a href="https://www.instagram.com/gettingmentalpodcast" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.instagram.com/gettingmentalpodcast</a>TIKTOK: <a href="https://www.tiktok.com/@gettingmentalpodcast" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.tiktok.com/@gettingmentalpodcast</a>FACEBOOK: <a href="https://www.facebook.com/gettingmentalpodcast" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.facebook.com/gettingmentalpodcast</a>PINTEREST: <a href="https://www.pinterest.com/gettingmentalpodcast" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.pinterest.com/gettingmentalpodcast</a>LINKEDIN: <a href="https://www.linkedin.com/company/gettingmentalpodcast" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.linkedin.com/company/gettingmentalpodcast</a>TWITTER: <a href="https://www.twitter.com/gettingmentalpc" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.twitter.com/gettingmentalpc</a>

How We Can Use Statistical Analysis To Improve Well-Being & Create A Positive Change In The World w/ Georgina Camp 

You’ve probably heard the line before, “if you can’t measure it, you can’t manage it.” But in a world where inequality and the scarcity of resources are both increasing, perhaps a better statement is, “measure what matters”.Georgina Camp is CEO and founder of Huber Social, a social impact consulting firm that wants to enable all organisations to measure their impact. It’s something her background has certainly prepared her for… she started out in the army, then she studied law, before she shifted into humanitarian work with a masters in development studies. The culmination of it all is Huber Social, and in my conversation today we dig into the organisation’s path towards growth, why impact measurement is more important than ever, for all organisations, and the pro’s and cons of using surveys to gather data. I also took the opportunity to ask how I might put together a questionnaire for YOU! my listeners! That’s right I’m keen to get some insights about why you listen, what you like and dislike, and maybe even start to measure the impact that I’m having as the Good Future podcast grows and evolves. So here it is, my survey, to give you the chance to tell me your thoughts, and let me know the impact the podcast is having on you. Plus! One lucky survey-participant will win a book from those recommended by my guests. https://www.mysurveygizmo.com/s3/5003934/Listener-insights-Good-Future-PodcastYou can also find it at johntreadgold.comEnjoy!

You’ve probably heard the line before, “if you can’t measure it, you can’t manage it.” But in a world where inequality and the scarcity of resources are both increasing, perhaps a better statement is, “measure what matters”. Georgina Camp is CEO and founder of Huber Social, a social impact consulting firm that wants to enable all organisations to measure their impact. It’s something her background has certainly prepared her for… she started out in the army, then she studied law, before she shifted into humanitarian work with a masters in development studies. The culmination of it all is Huber Social, and in my conversation today we dig into the organisation’s path towards growth, why impact measurement is more important than ever, for all organisations, and the pro’s and cons of using surveys to gather data. I also took the opportunity to ask how I might put together a questionnaire for YOU! my listeners! That’s right I’m keen to get some insights about why you listen, what you like and dislike, and maybe even start to measure the impact that I’m having as the Good Future podcast grows and evolves. So here it is, my survey, to give you the chance to tell me your thoughts, and let me know the impact the podcast is having on you. Plus! One lucky survey-participant will win a book from those recommended by my guests. <a href="https://www.mysurveygizmo.com/s3/5003934/Listener-insights-Good-Future-Podcast" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.mysurveygizmo.com/s3/5003934/Listener-insights-Good-Future-Podcast</a> You can also find it at <a href="http://johntreadgold.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">johntreadgold.com</a> Enjoy!

Georgina Camp: Measure what matters, a new approach to impact measurement

Welcome to Episode 7 of Good Will Hunters! In todays episode I chat with Georgina Camp, the CEO of Huber Social, an innovator bringing a fresh approach to solving complex social challenges. Georgie was introduced to me by Caitlin Barrett, the CEO of Love Mercy Foundation who we had on the show a few weeks ago. Georgie and Caitlin worked together on assessing the impact of the Cents for Seeds Program in Uganda. Georgie’s passion for reinventing the way we measure social value and reconsidering what truly contributes to wellbeing is apparent from the moment she starts speaking! She’s a trail-blazing leader, innovator and thinker and I’m thrilled to introduce you to her today. Georgie and I chat about the importance of measuring social value alongside financial value, and the method Huber Social uses to determine the contribution a product or service makes to an individuals wellbeing. We chat about Amartya Sen’s ‘Capabilities Approach’ and other methodologies for analysing wellbeing, and chat about what the future looks like for the world of impact measurement. It’s an inspiring, technical, thought-provoking discussion. Also, unfortunately we had some technical issues in this discussion which you may pick up on at times! We record via Skype so this is bound to happen occasionally. To learn more about Huber Social, check out their website at www.hubersocial.com.au 1:40 - The origins of Huber Social4:04 - Complex social problems6:24 - Connecting wellbeing with wealth 9:03 - Measuring social value14:08 - Huber Social’s work in Uganda20:00 - Ensuring women participate meaningfully22:30 - The New Economics33:25 - Redefining value in the private sector35:48 - Measuring development more effectively If you’re enjoying the podcast, please leave us a review on iTunes. This podcast is hosted by Rachel Mason Nunn. Rachel has worked in development in Papua New Guinea, Timor Leste and throughout the Pacific Islands, including as a consultant for the World Bank as well work in the not for profit sector. Rachel has a Masters in Applied Anthropology and Participatory Development from the Australian National University. She is passionate about reinventing the role of business and the private sector in international development, by reconceptualising notions of progress, profit and purpose.Looking for some other great podcasts? Check out Humans of Purpose, Dumbo Feather,  Inspiring Social Entrepreneurs, and Binge Thinking, to name but a few! Royalty free music by Bensound

Welcome to Episode 7 of Good Will Hunters! In todays episode I chat with Georgina Camp, the CEO of Huber Social, an innovator bringing a fresh approach to solving complex social challenges. Georgie was introduced to me by Caitlin Barrett, the CEO of Love Mercy Foundation who we had on the show a few weeks ago. Georgie and Caitlin worked together on assessing the impact of the Cents for Seeds Program in Uganda. Georgie’s passion for reinventing the way we measure social value and reconsidering what truly contributes to wellbeing is apparent from the moment she starts speaking! She’s a trail-blazing leader, innovator and thinker and I’m thrilled to introduce you to her today. Georgie and I chat about the importance of measuring social value alongside financial value, and the method Huber Social uses to determine the contribution a product or service makes to an individuals wellbeing. We chat about Amartya Sen’s ‘Capabilities Approach’ and other methodologies for analysing wellbeing, and chat about what the future looks like for the world of impact measurement. It’s an inspiring, technical, thought-provoking discussion. Also, unfortunately we had some technical issues in this discussion which you may pick up on at times! We record via Skype so this is bound to happen occasionally. To learn more about Huber Social, check out their website at <a href="http://www.hubersocial.com.au" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.hubersocial.com.au</a> 1:40 - The origins of Huber Social 4:04 - Complex social problems 6:24 - Connecting wellbeing with wealth 9:03 - Measuring social value 14:08 - Huber Social’s work in Uganda 20:00 - Ensuring women participate meaningfully 22:30 - The New Economics 33:25 - Redefining value in the private sector 35:48 - Measuring development more effectively If you’re enjoying the podcast, please leave us a review on iTunes. This podcast is hosted by Rachel Mason Nunn. Rachel has worked in development in Papua New Guinea, Timor Leste and throughout the Pacific Islands, including as a consultant for the World Bank as well work in the not for profit sector. Rachel has a Masters in Applied Anthropology and Participatory Development from the Australian National University. She is passionate about reinventing the role of business and the private sector in international development, by reconceptualising notions of progress, profit and purpose. Looking for some other great podcasts? Check out Humans of Purpose, Dumbo Feather, Inspiring Social Entrepreneurs, and Binge Thinking, to name but a few! Royalty free music by Bensound

Georgina Camp - Social Impact, Meaningful Participation and the Stock Exchange