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Reverse Logistics: Maximizing The Value Of End Of Life Products With Emily Petway From GiveNKind

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Emily Petway is at the forefront of transforming reverse logistics, reshaping how the nonprofit sector collaborates with businesses. As the visionary behind GiveNKind, Emily delves into the organization's pivotal role in redirecting end-of-life products to charitable causes.

Her journey to establishing GiveNKind was fueled by a passion for sustainability and an innovative approach to waste reduction in the market. During her discussions, Emily unveils the intricate process of managing donations, from the initial collection to the final delivery to nonprofits. She highlights the significant financial and environmental advantages for companies donating their end-of-life goods, including tax benefits and waste reduction.

The ingenuity in repurposing these items within the nonprofit realm is inspiring and a testament to the potential for a more sustainable future. Emily's work not only alleviates the burden on our landfills but also offers a blueprint for a more efficient and benevolent model of product lifecycle management. Through her efforts, she's not just advocating for change; she's spearheading a movement towards a more conscious and collaborative approach to product end-of-life management.

If you enjoyed the podcast please, smash that like button, drop a comment to share your thoughts, and hit subscribe to stay tuned for more voices shaping the business community, real estate industry, and our world.

Link to GiveNKind: https://givenkind.org/

Recommended Books A Thousand Splendid Suns by Khaled Hosseini https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/128029.A_Thousand_Splendid_Suns

Chapters

00:00 Introduction and Mission of GivenKind

01:21 Emily's Background and Journey to Founding GivenKind

06:05 The Role of GivenKind in Reverse Logistics

08:56 Financial Benefits of Donating Goods

10:19 Tax Incentives for Donating Goods

13:05 Creative Uses of Donated Goods

15:30 Sorting and Processing Donated Goods

21:07 Logistics of Moving Goods to Nonprofits

23:03 Finding Nonprofit Partners

24:30 The Future of the Nonprofit Sector

27:49 Advice for Making a Difference

28:48 Book Recommendation: A Thousand Splendid Suns

32:04 Recommended Guest: Senator Adrienne Johnson

34:00 Contact Information for GivenKind

34:55 Conclusion

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Emily Petway is at the forefront of transforming reverse logistics, reshaping how the nonprofit sector collaborates with businesses. As the visionary behind GiveNKind, Emily delves into the organization's pivotal role in redirecting end-of-life products to charitable causes.

Her journey to establishing GiveNKind was fueled by a passion for sustainability and an innovative approach to waste reduction in the market. During her discussions, Emily unveils the intricate process of managing donations, from the initial collection to the final delivery to nonprofits. She highlights the significant financial and environmental advantages for companies donating their end-of-life goods, including tax benefits and waste reduction.

The ingenuity in repurposing these items within the nonprofit realm is inspiring and a testament to the potential for a more sustainable future. Emily's work not only alleviates the burden on our landfills but also offers a blueprint for a more efficient and benevolent model of product lifecycle management. Through her efforts, she's not just advocating for change; she's spearheading a movement towards a more conscious and collaborative approach to product end-of-life management.

If you enjoyed the podcast please, smash that like button, drop a comment to share your thoughts, and hit subscribe to stay tuned for more voices shaping the business community, real estate industry, and our world.

Link to GiveNKind: https://givenkind.org/

Recommended Books A Thousand Splendid Suns by Khaled Hosseini https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/128029.A_Thousand_Splendid_Suns

Chapters

00:00 Introduction and Mission of GivenKind

01:21 Emily's Background and Journey to Founding GivenKind

06:05 The Role of GivenKind in Reverse Logistics

08:56 Financial Benefits of Donating Goods

10:19 Tax Incentives for Donating Goods

13:05 Creative Uses of Donated Goods

15:30 Sorting and Processing Donated Goods

21:07 Logistics of Moving Goods to Nonprofits

23:03 Finding Nonprofit Partners

24:30 The Future of the Nonprofit Sector

27:49 Advice for Making a Difference

28:48 Book Recommendation: A Thousand Splendid Suns

32:04 Recommended Guest: Senator Adrienne Johnson

34:00 Contact Information for GivenKind

34:55 Conclusion

  continue reading

41 episodes

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