About the event
Can you do meaningful work… and still make money without guilt?
In a world that often equates “doing good” with self-sacrifice, many nonprofit leaders, caregivers, and social entrepreneurs find themselves stuck in a quiet tension—between purpose and personal sustainability.
Loretta Turner invites us to question that tradeoff.
In this conversation, we’ll explore the beliefs that keep purpose and profit polarized, why so many people feel conflicted about earning more, and how those narratives shape the way we lead, work, and live.
Because if the people doing the work can’t sustain themselves… what happens to the work?
Thursday, June 11
Little Bird Brewing (North Park)
3176 Thorn St,
San Diego, CA 92104
Arrive at 6 to get a drink and meet fellow attendees. We'll have some interactive points of discussion out too.
Talk begins at 7.
ABOUT THE SPEAKER
Loretta Turner is an exceptional social entrepreneur, leadership coach, and advocate for an equitable social impact workforce.
As the Founder of Do Good Leadership Collective, Loretta’s work focuses on caring for the nonprofit sector through workforce wellbeing strategy. She believes that prioritizing the healing, endurance, and wellbeing of nonprofit and philanthropic leaders is key to organizational effectiveness and resilience.
Loretta brings nearly 15 years of experience to her work as strategist, coach, wellness practitioner—and importantly—as a former nonprofit leader who experienced burnout firsthand.