
Brand for Good
Welcome to Brand for Good, the show for purpose-driven leaders who want to build timeless brands and create sustainable impact. In other words, do well AND do good. Tune in each week to learn from Lorraine Schuchart, a disruptive brand strategist and storyteller. As an Addy Award-winning copywriter, Lorraine wrote for some of the world’s most influential brands. As an accredited public relations strategist, she created award-winning campaigns and provided counsel to multi-million dollar organizations. Now, as owner of Prosper for Purpose, Lorraine partners with clients to create peerless, profitable brands.
Show episodes
Internships can be a game-changer for both students and small businesses. They provide eager talent with real-world experience while helping business owners tackle important tasks. But here’s the catch—internships should always be paid. In this episode of Brand for Good, I’m sharing why I have never, and will never, hi
What does it take to create a life of freedom beyond addiction? In this episode, I sit down with Christina Kimbrough, former communications director and freelance writer turned founder of Free Life LLC, to talk about her journey to sobriety and how she’s helping others do the same. Combining her personal experience and
Did you know that nearly 50% of entrepreneurs report feeling lonely in their journey? And for women, that number is even higher. For many women, this sense of isolation isn’t just about business; it seeps into personal life as well. While we’re building, growing, and leading, we sometimes find that our existing social
Is PR still relevant in today’s digital marketing landscape? Absolutely! In this episode of Brand for Good, I sit down with Reena Goodwin, founder of Facteur PR, to uncover why public relations remains a must-have for brand success—and how small businesses can leverage it effectively. Reena shares her incredible journe
In this episode of Brand for Good, I’m talking with Fred Meyers, the founder of Queensboro, to explore the origins, evolution, and enduring impact of branded apparel. Fred’s journey from a college dorm room entrepreneur to a leader in custom embroidered apparel is filled with insights, innovations, and personal stories
Most of us grew up with brands we loved—so much so that just hearing their names brings back memories. Maybe it was a product brand, like Barbie, or the pizza place where you met your friends in high school. But have you ever wondered what it takes to create a brand that people love like that? A brand that evokes joy,