About this episode

Jamie Clark discusses the intersection of business, faith, and civic responsibility in community action.

Jamie Clark of AIM Strategies joins us to share how business, faith, and civic responsibility intersect in practical ways across the community. As controller at AIM Strategies, Jamie has helped shift the conversation from “make it go away” to “what’s really happening and how do we help?” This movement changed how local leaders and storefront owners felt frustration and turned it into coordinated action. We also talk about our big unveiling this week that the Compassion Impact Center wil...

People in this episode

Guest: Jamie Clark

Topics covered

• compassion
• community action
• business ethics
• faith
• civic responsibility
• local leadership

Keywords

• compassion
• AIM Strategies
• community
• local leaders
• civic responsibility
• business
• action

Mentioned in this episode

Organizations: AIM Strategies, Compassion Impact Center

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