Susan Leger Ferraro's guest appearances

Susan Leger Ferraro

Growing with Purpose

How to Drive Profit with Purpose

Jonathan Keyser

Colin Quinn

Matthew Rosenberg

Ari Weinzweig

Adam Witty

Laura Coe

Jon Dwoskin

Courtney Kingston

Anese Cavanaugh

Shawn Askinosie

Shonda Rhimes

Howard Spector

Bryan Papé

Joe Cirulli

Larry Jones

OwlTail

On this episode of the Growing with Purpose podcast, host Paul Spiegelman talks with Susan Leger Ferraro, a social entrepreneur and the founder of a family of transformational organizations with global impact. Susan started her first business at age 17, when she boldly went against her parents' wishes and started her own company instead of attending college. For years, Susan had known that her life's purpose was to develop human capacity and share love, particularly for children and families in at-risk communities. Fresh out of high school, she started Susan's Playpen and became the youngest licensed daycare provider in Massachusetts. That humble daycare she started as a teenager grew to become Susan's first multi-million dollar company, inspiring her to forge ahead and start more companies built to do well and do good. Today, Susan oversees a family of organizations that impacts the lives of countless humans and changes the landscape of organizations around the globe. In this episode, hear how Susan embeds humanity and a shared vision across multiple organizations and the tools they use to grow with purpose. 

On this episode of the Growing with Purpose podcast, host Paul Spiegelman talks with Susan Leger Ferraro, a social entrepreneur and the founder of <a href="http://susanvibe.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">a family of transformational organizations</a> with global impact. Susan started her first business at age 17, when she boldly went against her parents' wishes and started her own company instead of attending college. For years, Susan had known that her life's purpose was to develop human capacity and share love, particularly for children and families in at-risk communities. Fresh out of high school, she started Susan's Playpen and became the youngest licensed daycare provider in Massachusetts. That humble daycare she started as a teenager grew to become Susan's first multi-million dollar company, inspiring her to forge ahead and start more companies built to do well and do good. Today, Susan oversees a family of organizations that impacts the lives of countless humans and changes the landscape of organizations around the globe. In this episode, hear how Susan embeds humanity and a shared vision across multiple organizations and the tools they use to grow with purpose.

Susan Leger Ferraro: The Time, Attention, and Practice of Culture