The Social Change Career Podcast E8S11A Career in Social Impact Journalism with Esha Chhabra
Episode 8 of Season 11 of The Social Change Career Podcast features Esha Chhabra, a seasoned journalist and business analyst focusing on sustainable enterprises and global development. With an extensive body of work featured in esteemed publications like The New York Times, Economist, and Guardian, Esha digs beyond the superficial to evaluate the real impact of businesses in today’s sustainability narrative.
Why You Should Tune In:
- Gain a deeper understanding from Esha's journey on how to blend a career in journalism and business analysis with a passion for sustainable impact.
- Acquire actionable insights on navigating the evolving landscape of social entrepreneurship while making a tangible difference.
- Discover how to sift through the greenwashing to uncover companies and practices that are genuinely pushing the needle towards sustainability and positive change.
In This Episode, We'll Dive Into:
1. Career Evolution: Esha will share her pathway from being a graduate of Georgetown University and the London School of Economics and Political Science to becoming a notable voice in sustainable business and global development.
2. Impactful Reporting: Explore how Esha's investigative journalism has helped unveil the truth behind corporate sustainability claims, providing a clearer picture for consumers and the industry alike.
3.Transcending Barriers: Understand the hurdles faced and the resilience required to advocate for transparency and sustainability in a profit-driven business landscape.
4. Community Engagement: Delve into how storytelling can serve as a powerful tool for raising awareness and driving meaningful change in the business sector.
5. Advice for Aspiring SocEnt Advocates: Glean valuable advice from Esha for those keen on blending business acumen with a drive for social and environmental impact.
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