Daniel Buchbinder's guest appearances

Daniel Buchbinder

ChangeHackers

The Brand Called You

IAOMS Podcast Series

David Allen

Irene Au

Marc Lesser

Sanjay Gupta

Doug Wilson

John Davis

Richard Barrett

Lindsay Davis

Bobby Umar

Steve Cohen

Hillel Fuld

Alex Vitillo

Chester Elton

Kerry Sulkowicz

Tim Smit

OwlTail

Innovation is a never-ending saga. Innovation is considered to be very technical and advanced, but our guest for today, Daniel Buchbinder has a different perspective on Innovation. He says that innovation is not an innovation if it doesn't solve societal problems or raises the living standards of the people. Daniel is a Mexican, currently working in Guatemala. He is the founder and director of Alterna, which is the centre for Social Innovation and Entrepreneurship. In the past, he has worked with brands like L'oreal. He has also advised the Ministry of Economics in Guatemala on the National Policy on Entrepreneurship.--- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/tbcy/support

Innovation is a never-ending saga. Innovation is considered to be very technical and advanced, but our guest for today, Daniel Buchbinder has a different perspective on Innovation. He says that innovation is not an innovation if it doesn't solve societal problems or raises the living standards of the people. Daniel is a Mexican, currently working in Guatemala. He is the founder and director of Alterna, which is the centre for Social Innovation and Entrepreneurship. In the past, he has worked with brands like L'oreal. He has also advised the Ministry of Economics in Guatemala on the National Policy on Entrepreneurship.--- Support this podcast: <a href="https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/tbcy/support" rel="payment nofollow" target="_blank">https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/tbcy/support</a>

Finding the new and sustainable ways of doing social good | Daniel Buchbinder, Founder and Director, Alterna, A Centre for Social Innovation

Behind the Surgeon featuring Dr. Daniel Buchbinder:  What aspects behind academia inspire and motivate a surgeon to educate residents? Dr. Daniel Buchbinder shares the rewarding memories from his career as an academic, the difficult decisions he needed to make throughout his journey, and how his family tree full of physicians inspired his path to the OMF specialty. Moderated by IAOMS Education Consultant Debra Zabloudil.

Behind the Surgeon featuring Dr. Daniel Buchbinder:  What aspects behind academia inspire and motivate a surgeon to educate residents? Dr. Daniel Buchbinder shares the rewarding memories from his career as an academic, the difficult decisions he needed to make throughout his journey, and how his family tree full of physicians inspired his path to the OMF specialty. Moderated by IAOMS Education Consultant Debra Zabloudil.

Season 2, Episode 4: Behind the Surgeon featuring Dr. Daniel Buchbinder

My guest today is Daniel Buchbinder. Daniel is CEO and founder of Alterna Impact, a social ‘business cultivator’ based in Guatemala that launches and supports grass-roots ventures to address social issues. With a background as a serial entrepreneur, Daniel along with his team of 30 staff, work with over 1,000 social ventures across Central America. As such, he brings both the worm’s eye view and the helicopter view of where entrepreneurial change agents for sustainability need the most support. I spoke to Daniel online from his office in Guatemala. We talk about him self-identifying as entrepreneurial only with hindsight, about how dissonance between his own values and his corporate employer provided the trigger for launching his first social venture, about how he couldn’t have launched Alterna without first developing deep empathy with his customer base of social entrepreneurs by having been one himself. We also talk about his obsession with innovating the business incubator model to create a ‘business cultivator’ based on a deep understanding of entrepreneurs’ needs, about investors’ obsession with scale and the need to contextualise what it means, and why he is launching an impact fund.

My guest today is Daniel Buchbinder. Daniel is CEO and founder of <a href="http://alternaimpact.org" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Alterna Impact</a>, a social ‘business cultivator’ based in Guatemala that launches and supports grass-roots ventures to address social issues. With a background as a serial entrepreneur, Daniel along with his team of 30 staff, work with over 1,000 social ventures across Central America. As such, he brings both the worm’s eye view and the helicopter view of where entrepreneurial change agents for sustainability need the most support. I spoke to Daniel online from his office in Guatemala. We talk about him self-identifying as entrepreneurial only with hindsight, about how dissonance between his own values and his corporate employer provided the trigger for launching his first social venture, about how he couldn’t have launched Alterna without first developing deep empathy with his customer base of social entrepreneurs by having been one himself. We also talk about his obsession with innovating the business incubator model to create a ‘business cultivator’ based on a deep understanding of entrepreneurs’ needs, about investors’ obsession with scale and the need to contextualise what it means, and why he is launching an impact fund.

#34: Daniel Buchbinder on Contextualising Your Approach