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Committed to Change: A Conversation with Steven Preston, Goodwill

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Most of us know (or are) someone who has struggled. Those that struggle sometimes just need someone to show them the way out. Can a non-profit build on the idea that offering skills is that way out last for generations? Today’s guest says yes. 

Welcome to this episode of What Unites Us, a podcast about building businesses meant to last. We aim to answer some of the toughest questions about branding, leadership, and success while talking to business trailblazers about their biggest lessons learned. 

Today, we welcome Steven Preston, President and CEO of Goodwill. Steven shares with us his origin story, how his goals aligned with the mission of Goodwill, and the importance of technology for Goodwill’s vision. 

In this episode, you will learn:

  • Steven’s origin story (2:10)
  • How Steven became the CEO of Goodwill (11:28)
  • The mission of Goodwill (15:47)
  • The importance of technology to Goodwill’s vision (20:59)
  • Steven answers ‘what creates an enduring brand?’ (29:39)

Connect with Steven Preston:
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Episode Credits:
Produced by Ginni Media and Unite Us
Original music by Starling Studios

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Topics: Technology
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