In Her Own Words: Working for someone else allows Laura Nespoli to hold on to her vision

Entrepreneurs hold their independence closely but sometimes giving up independence is the only way to keep your dream alive. That’s what Laura Nespoli found most important. Nearly five years ago, I had a vision for a purpose-oriented social impact idea. I started my company, Meshin Movement, in the hopes of blending my work as a strategic brand storyteller with my intentions for social impact — with the paid work from the former to fund and fuel the impact work for my community. I am a...