Tara Milburn on the Triple Bottle Line Podcast

1 min readBy Tara Milburn
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\n Out of the Podcast oven: Taylor Martin from the Triple Bottom Line podcast interviews Tara Milburn about Ethical Swag and how we do business to elevate our client's ESG performance: tight control over the source of the products, placing the corporate dollar into small business & communities, and meeting our clients where they are.

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Out of the Podcast oven: Taylor Martin from the Triple Bottom Line podcast interviews Tara Milburn about Ethical Swag and how we do business to elevate our client's ESG performance: tight control over the source of the products, placing the corporate dollar into small business & communities, and meeting our clients where they are.

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A short 36 min interesting interview to inspire. 💚🎙

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Listen on Apple Podcast: https://apple.co/3IN0fZE
Listen on Spotify: https://spoti.fi/35tw4rK

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