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Social Entrepreneurship: Brandon Logan on Business, Social Impact, and the Doug Williams Center
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As we sit down with the visionary Brandon Logan, we uncover the potency of merging business acumen with societal impact, a quest he embodies as the founder of the Doug Williams Center for the Study of Race Politics and Sport. Logan's narrative, steeped in the experiences of his own journey as a black man, offers a blueprint for future leaders who seek to craft enterprises that serve as pillars for community development and the redress of social inequities. His insights on utilizing entrepreneurship for social good not only enlighten but also challenge us to reconceptualize how we perceive success and legacy in the business world.
The halls of Grambling State University echo with stories of growth and empowerment, a chorus to which Brandon adds his own voice. He credits his time there as formative, not just academically through his studies in entrepreneurship and sports administration, but personally, through the tapestry of honors programs, Greek life, and athletics. It's a reminder of the profound influence that diverse educational environments and broad extracurricular engagement have on cultivating the leadership and identity of Black Americans, a topic that inspires both reflection and a call to action for listeners with aspirations to lead.
Finally, Brandon takes us through the awe-inspiring legacy of Doug Williams, whose sportsmanship transcended the gridiron and tackled societal norms. The Doug Williams Center stands as a beacon in this mission, fostering young talent and elevating the voices of HBCUs in the dialogue of progress. We dissect the crucial role of social capital and the art of networking, a skill set that Logan deems essential in the playbook of any aspiring professional. This episode isn't just a conversation; it's an invitation to join a community dedicated to shaping an inclusive and prosperous future.
Chapters
1. Social Entrepreneurship and Building Systems (00:00:10)
2. Educational and Personal Growth at Grambling (00:13:27)
3. Social Capital and Networking for Success (00:24:27)
4. Entrepreneurial Appetite (00:35:47)
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