Charlotte Talks

It happens at the beginning of EVERY New Year… people around the world are intent on creating - and hopefully keeping - new habits. But how do habits affect our lives? Corporations? Society as a whole? We'll talk with New York Times reporter Charles Duhigg, who has done a decade-long study of habits, which he's outlined in his book, The Power of Habit. We'll talk about the science of habits, changing behavior, and how it works, when Charlotte Talks.GuestCharles Duhigg - Reporter for The New York Times and author of The Power of Habit

It happens at the beginning of EVERY New Year… people around the world are intent on creating - and hopefully keeping - new habits. But how do habits affect our lives? Corporations? Society as a whole? We'll talk with New York Times reporter Charles Duhigg, who has done a decade-long study of habits, which he's outlined in his book, The Power of Habit. We'll talk about the science of habits, changing behavior, and how it works, when Charlotte Talks.GuestCharles Duhigg - Reporter for The New York Times and author of The Power of Habit

It happens at the beginning of EVERY New Year… people around the world are intent on creating - and hopefully keeping - new habits. But how do habits affect our lives? Corporations? Society as a whole? We'll talk with New York Times reporter Charles Duhigg, who has done a decade-long study of habits, which he's outlined in his book, The Power of Habit. We'll talk about the science of habits, changing behavior, and how it works, when Charlotte Talks.GuestCharles Duhigg - Reporter for The New York Times and author of The Power of Habit

It happens at the beginning of EVERY New Year… people around the world are intent on creating - and hopefully keeping - new habits. But how do habits affect our lives? Corporations? Society as a whole? We'll talk with New York Times reporter Charles Duhigg, who has done a decade-long study of habits, which he's outlined in his book, The Power of Habit. We'll talk about the science of habits, changing behavior, and how it works, when Charlotte Talks.GuestCharles Duhigg - Reporter for The New York Times and author of The Power of Habit

It happens at the beginning of EVERY New Year… people around the world are intent on creating - and hopefully keeping - new habits. But how do habits affect our lives? Corporations? Society as a whole? We'll talk with New York Times reporter Charles Duhigg, who has done a decade-long study of habits, which he's outlined in his book, The Power of Habit. We'll talk about the science of habits, changing behavior, and how it works, when Charlotte Talks.GuestCharles Duhigg - Reporter for The New York Times and author of The Power of Habit

It happens at the beginning of EVERY New Year… people around the world are intent on creating - and hopefully keeping - new habits. But how do habits affect our lives? Corporations? Society as a whole? We'll talk with New York Times reporter Charles Duhigg, who has done a decade-long study of habits, which he's outlined in his book, The Power of Habit. We'll talk about the science of habits, changing behavior, and how it works, when Charlotte Talks.GuestCharles Duhigg - Reporter for The New York Times and author of The Power of Habit

It happens at the beginning of EVERY New Year… people around the world are intent on creating - and hopefully keeping - new habits. But how do habits affect our lives? Corporations? Society as a whole? We'll talk with New York Times reporter Charles Duhigg, who has done a decade-long study of habits, which he's outlined in his book, The Power of Habit. We'll talk about the science of habits, changing behavior, and how it works, when Charlotte Talks.GuestCharles Duhigg - Reporter for The New York Times and author of The Power of Habit

It happens at the beginning of EVERY New Year… people around the world are intent on creating - and hopefully keeping - new habits. But how do habits affect our lives? Corporations? Society as a whole? We'll talk with New York Times reporter Charles Duhigg, who has done a decade-long study of habits, which he's outlined in his book, The Power of Habit. We'll talk about the science of habits, changing behavior, and how it works, when Charlotte Talks.GuestCharles Duhigg - Reporter for The New York Times and author of The Power of Habit

It happens at the beginning of EVERY New Year… people around the world are intent on creating - and hopefully keeping - new habits. But how do habits affect our lives? Corporations? Society as a whole? We'll talk with New York Times reporter Charles Duhigg, who has done a decade-long study of habits, which he's outlined in his book, The Power of Habit. We'll talk about the science of habits, changing behavior, and how it works, when Charlotte Talks.GuestCharles Duhigg - Reporter for The New York Times and author of The Power of Habit

It happens at the beginning of EVERY New Year… people around the world are intent on creating - and hopefully keeping - new habits. But how do habits affect our lives? Corporations? Society as a whole? We'll talk with New York Times reporter Charles Duhigg, who has done a decade-long study of habits, which he's outlined in his book, The Power of Habit. We'll talk about the science of habits, changing behavior, and how it works, when Charlotte Talks.GuestCharles Duhigg - Reporter for The New York Times and author of The Power of Habit

It happens at the beginning of EVERY New Year… people around the world are intent on creating - and hopefully keeping - new habits. But how do habits affect our lives? Corporations? Society as a whole? We'll talk with New York Times reporter Charles Duhigg, who has done a decade-long study of habits, which he's outlined in his book, The Power of Habit. We'll talk about the science of habits, changing behavior, and how it works, when Charlotte Talks.GuestCharles Duhigg - Reporter for The New York Times and author of The Power of Habit

Not long ago a group of business professionals got together to discuss a new way of investing. They called it Venture Philanthropy. Social Venture Partners (SVP) was created out of this idea. The group leverages their collective expertise, creativity, time, and financial resources to develop and support promising social initiatives and nonprofits that will have a measurable, sustainable, and positive impact in greater Charlotte. To create interest and incentive, Social Venture Partners started a contest called SEED20 and some of the ideas that have grown out of the contest are astounding. We'll learn more about Venture Philanthropy and hear from contest winners when Charlotte Talks.GuestsSteve Sellers - Partner, Social Venture Partners and Lead Partner with the SEED20 InitiativeSusan Daniel - Executive Director, Social Venture PartnersJennifer Davis-Martin - SEED20 Coach and member of the SEED20 Steering CommitteeRobin Emmons - Winner, SEED20 finalist and Executive Director of Sow Much Good

Not long ago a group of business professionals got together to discuss a new way of investing. They called it Venture Philanthropy. Social Venture Partners (SVP) was created out of this idea. The group leverages their collective expertise, creativity, time, and financial resources to develop and support promising social initiatives and nonprofits that will have a measurable, sustainable, and positive impact in greater Charlotte. To create interest and incentive, Social Venture Partners started a contest called SEED20 and some of the ideas that have grown out of the contest are astounding. We'll learn more about Venture Philanthropy and hear from contest winners when Charlotte Talks.GuestsSteve Sellers - Partner, Social Venture Partners and Lead Partner with the SEED20 InitiativeSusan Daniel - Executive Director, Social Venture PartnersJennifer Davis-Martin - SEED20 Coach and member of the SEED20 Steering CommitteeRobin Emmons - Winner, SEED20 finalist and Executive Director of Sow Much Good

Not long ago a group of business professionals got together to discuss a new way of investing. They called it Venture Philanthropy. Social Venture Partners (SVP) was created out of this idea. The group leverages their collective expertise, creativity, time, and financial resources to develop and support promising social initiatives and nonprofits that will have a measurable, sustainable, and positive impact in greater Charlotte. To create interest and incentive, Social Venture Partners started a contest called SEED20 and some of the ideas that have grown out of the contest are astounding. We'll learn more about Venture Philanthropy and hear from contest winners when Charlotte Talks.GuestsSteve Sellers - Partner, Social Venture Partners and Lead Partner with the SEED20 InitiativeSusan Daniel - Executive Director, Social Venture PartnersJennifer Davis-Martin - SEED20 Coach and member of the SEED20 Steering CommitteeRobin Emmons - Winner, SEED20 finalist and Executive Director of Sow Much Good

Not long ago a group of business professionals got together to discuss a new way of investing. They called it Venture Philanthropy. Social Venture Partners (SVP) was created out of this idea. The group leverages their collective expertise, creativity, time, and financial resources to develop and support promising social initiatives and nonprofits that will have a measurable, sustainable, and positive impact in greater Charlotte. To create interest and incentive, Social Venture Partners started a contest called SEED20 and some of the ideas that have grown out of the contest are astounding. We'll learn more about Venture Philanthropy and hear from contest winners when Charlotte Talks.GuestsSteve Sellers - Partner, Social Venture Partners and Lead Partner with the SEED20 InitiativeSusan Daniel - Executive Director, Social Venture PartnersJennifer Davis-Martin - SEED20 Coach and member of the SEED20 Steering CommitteeRobin Emmons - Winner, SEED20 finalist and Executive Director of Sow Much Good