I knew what my why was—impact is still at the center of everything I do. - Julie Savaria
In this episode of The Road to Seven, Shelagh Cummins sits down with Julie Savaria, founder of Masla Empathy Lab and Jedi Kids, to discuss the intersection of business and social impact. Julie shares her journey from biochemistry to entrepreneurship, highlighting the importance of justice, equity, diversity, and inclusion (JEDI) in today’s world.
She reveals how she scaled her business, the role of mindset in growth, and why hiring the right team is essential. This conversation is a must-listen for entrepreneurs looking to build a business that aligns with their values and creates lasting impact.
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