Laurie Anspach is the founder and executive director of Painting for Good Causes, a nonprofit that focuses on delivering compassion through art to children and families most in need. Laurie is inspired by the belief that the world is a better place when we focus on simple acts of caring for our neighbors.
Arreon Harley is the Director of Music and Operations for the Choir School of Delaware, a nonprofit after-school program that focuses on music and mentoring. Arreon has an impressive musical background, but where he really shines is his ability to build and cultivate relationships inside the Choir School and with the surrounding community.
At the Social Capital Project, we define social capital as the resources embedded in relationships and social networks. The most successful people are the ones who cultivate it effectively.
A discussion on the purpose of LinkedIn connections and when it’s time to prune.
A networking tip about keeping relationships alive by checking in and just saying “Hello.”
A networking tip about being less self centered, inspired by a New York Times bestseller.
To explore the meaning of intangible capital, including social capital
To make the academic research on social capital more accessible
To analyze the impact of social capital on businesses and communities
To tell the stories of people using social capital for positive change
Do you have an example of social capital being used for positive change or incredible results? Do you have insights on the role of social capital in business?
Whether it’s you or someone you know, please tell us about it. We will follow up with an interview and add your story to our exploration.
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