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From Idea To Impact

Kamala Harris

Sheryl Sandberg

Gordon White

Erin Gibson

Andrea Savage

Jasmine Crowe

Colleen Ballinger

Tiffany Shlain

Kelsey Crowe

Shannon Watts

Teresa Younger

Greta Thunberg

Emily Weiss

Gayle King

Ashley Lemieux

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This episode is all about MAKING YOUR MARK! Many of us fail to realize that everyday we are offered a new opportunity to make a difference in the world. Utilizing your gifts and talents to make a social impact is key, but first we have to hone in on what those gifts are.  Three takeaways from this episode:  Seek Clarity Be Engaged Commit   Martice (@MartyAroundTheWorld) can be reached via MarticeSutton.com. From Idea To Impact is hosted by Brianna Alexander, a philanthropist, humanitarian, scholar and speaker currently residing in Atlanta, Georgia. She can be contacted at info@briannaalexander.com.

This episode is all about MAKING YOUR MARK! Many of us fail to realize that everyday we are offered a new opportunity to make a difference in the world. Utilizing your gifts and talents to make a social impact is key, but first we have to hone in on what those gifts are.  Three takeaways from this episode: <ul> <li>Seek Clarity</li> <li>Be Engaged</li> <li>Commit </li> </ul> Martice (@MartyAroundTheWorld) can be reached via <a href="http://MarticeSutton.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">MarticeSutton.com</a>. From Idea To Impact is hosted by Brianna Alexander, a philanthropist, humanitarian, scholar and speaker currently residing in Atlanta, Georgia. She can be contacted at info@briannaalexander.com.

Episode 3: Make Your Mark with Martice Sutton

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Nearly a decade ago, a wonderful photographer shared an eye-opening project called Where Children Sleep. I’ve never forgotten the dozens of images that show the disparity of what kids around the globe call bed. The intention was to elicit more empathy in kids, but even as a grown woman, I find it’s a much-needed reminder that everyone’s experiences are unique. From one Kentucky toddler with dozens of pageant ribbons on display in her princess-like bedroom to a young Nepalese girl who lives in a one-room house near the granite quarry where she works, girls experience life differently but absolutely share the right to be heard and have their stories told. The post Martice Sutton: Why Travel Will Lead to Your Daughter’s Success appeared first on On The Dot Woman.

Nearly a decade ago, a wonderful photographer shared an eye-opening project called Where Children Sleep. I’ve never forgotten the dozens of images that show the disparity of what kids around the globe call bed. The intention was to elicit more empathy in kids, but even as a grown woman, I find it’s a much-needed reminder that everyone’s experiences are unique. From one Kentucky toddler with dozens of pageant ribbons on display in her princess-like bedroom to a young Nepalese girl who lives in a one-room house near the granite quarry where she works, girls experience life differently but absolutely share the right to be heard and have their stories told. The post <a href="http://www.onthedotwoman.com/audio/martice-sutton/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Martice Sutton: Why Travel Will Lead to Your Daughter’s Success</a> appeared first on <a href="http://www.onthedotwoman.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">On The Dot Woman</a>.

Episode 143: Martice Sutton: Why Travel Will Lead to Your Daughter’s Success - On The Dot Woman

On our EnrichHer edition of StartUp Funding hosted by Dr. Roshawnna Novellus we have Martice Sutton the founder of Girls Going Global explains the reason behind her business, how she came up with the idea and what made her venture into entrepreneurship. A former international studies major, Martice always knew she wanted to make an impact in the community. After graduating from Spelman College she worked abroad on social enterprise in India where she worked with several girls organizations and decided that she wanted to do something to expose girls form her home town to the different cultures and experiences all over the world and created the startup company: Girls Going Global. Martice describes her initiative as a no-vacation experience, exposing girls to global cultures, global issues and ensuring they know that there is more to the world than their immediate community. Martice shares with us happenings in her business that has got her excited with over 40 girls coming from all over the country with plans of visiting new places and encountering their very first world wonder. She also shares the grand vision for Girls Going Global where she would love to see various chapters all over the country and being able to expose more girls to global experiences. Every entrepreneur is a problem solver and Martice is no exception, during our interview she shares with us several challenges she has had to overcome and how she learnt from them. Girls Going Global also has a huge impact in Atlanta with plans of engaging more Atlanta girls through education and opportunity creation. Martice also shares with us the ways we can help support her initiative and ensure it becomes a success.   Roshawnna and Martice Sutton discuss: [01:50] Martice tells us more about what Girls Going Global is, how she came up with the idea and what led her into entrepreneurship. [03:00] We get to know more on why it’s important to expose girls to cultures of different countries. [03:40] Martice shares with us happenings in her business that has her excited at the moment. [04:56] We get to learn about challenges which Martice has faced with starting up Girls Going Global. [05:41] Martice answers the question “How is your business impacting Atlanta?” [06:18] Martice shows us how we can help support her vision for Girls Going Global.

On our EnrichHer edition of StartUp Funding hosted by Dr. Roshawnna Novellus we have Martice Sutton the founder of Girls Going Global explains the reason behind her business, how she came up with the idea and what made her venture into entrepreneurship. A former international studies major, Martice always knew she wanted to make an impact in the community. After graduating from Spelman College she worked abroad on social enterprise in India where she worked with several girls organizations and decided that she wanted to do something to expose girls form her home town to the different cultures and experiences all over the world and created the startup company: Girls Going Global. Martice describes her initiative as a no-vacation experience, exposing girls to global cultures, global issues and ensuring they know that there is more to the world than their immediate community. Martice shares with us happenings in her business that has got her excited with over 40 girls coming from all over the country with plans of visiting new places and encountering their very first world wonder. She also shares the grand vision for Girls Going Global where she would love to see various chapters all over the country and being able to expose more girls to global experiences. Every entrepreneur is a problem solver and Martice is no exception, during our interview she shares with us several challenges she has had to overcome and how she learnt from them. Girls Going Global also has a huge impact in Atlanta with plans of engaging more Atlanta girls through education and opportunity creation. Martice also shares with us the ways we can help support her initiative and ensure it becomes a success. Roshawnna and Martice Sutton discuss: [01:50] Martice tells us more about what Girls Going Global is, how she came up with the idea and what led her into entrepreneurship. [03:00] We get to know more on why it’s important to expose girls to cultures of different countries. [03:40] Martice shares with us happenings in her business that has her excited at the moment. [04:56] We get to learn about challenges which Martice has faced with starting up Girls Going Global. [05:41] Martice answers the question “How is your business impacting Atlanta?” [06:18] Martice shows us how we can help support her vision for Girls Going Global.

EnrichHER Edition: Girls Going Global with Martice Sutton