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Envisioning a Feminist Economy with CV Harquail

Envisioning a Feminist Economy with CV Harquail

Episode 2 Published 2 years, 7 months ago
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CV Harquail (she/elle) researches, teaches and consults about applying feminist principles to business. She’s the author of “Feminism: A Key Idea for Business and Society” and the creator of the Feminist Business Model Canvas, which brings together Lean Startup tools and feminist values. 

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Discussed this episode:

  • CV’s relationship with the word feminist 

  • Why feminism must be “collective, inclusive, and transformational”

  • Balancing giving people space for exploration with offering wisdom

  • How business and feminism intersected on CV’s professional journey

  • The fundamental differences between feminism and capitalism

  • Why “beating them at their own game” won’t work

  • What’s different when a business is feminist (what they do and don’t do)

  • Why “feminist approaches to business are profoundly creative”

  • Big and small ways to put feminist values into action as a business owner

  • Entrepreneurship can change “business as usual”

  • Extractive profit vs. generative profit (ie, why not all profit is bad)

  • It’s never too late to make your business more feminist

  • The system is designed to make it hard to connect with other feminists

  • CV’s theory of change (or how CV puts feminism into practice in her own business)

 

Resources mentioned:

FULL GUEST READING LIST FOR SEASON 1

 

Learn more about accountability coaching with host Becky Mollenkamp at https://beckymollenkamp.com

 

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