Hi, I'm Jess and I'm a social entrepreneur and thought leader on community wealth (though there aren't a lot of thoughts on it in the general public yet -- I'm changing that!). Essentially, a social enterprise or community wealth has a structure that's a hybrid between a for-profit or non-profit, where profits, instead of going to investors, go back into the communities the company serves to solve problems locally and globally. There are TONS of interesting solutions popping up in and adjacent to this space with creative economics for good, and I'm here to help advance that with my AI automation agency, The Peoples Agency. I volunteer for a charity and currently have several pro bono clients. Happy to be among some like minded folks!

@Kevin Hardin Sure! The umbrella term I use is Community Wealth (which includes everything and the kitchen sink, from distributed on demand interdependent manufacturing platforms to personal growth and psychology) but the core of this is the community brand or community business on which Power to Change has some great info and support: https://www.powertochange.org.uk/evidence-and-ideas/start-a-community-business/community-business-help/what-is-community-business/ I’m connecting these to international platform cooperative utilities and multiplying it with AI so all the little guys can take advantage of economies of scale and organisation. It involves a lot of strategy and creative economics, giving people and communities to meet their own needs and solve their own problems, while building resiliency, wealth equality, and balance with the environment. Some of the cool kids being this into our collective culture include HelpBnk (Simon Squibb) and FreeWater.io. And Community Wealth *Building* is another component that utilizes anchor institutions and is an important model to follow: https://youtu.be/Nvr_NMVd5XE?si=FVKTkLfGePYpCoo1