What I Learned About Community Volunteering At A Refugee Camp - Charlie MacGregor, The Social Hub

In this episode, Charlie MacGregor, founder of The Social Hub, shares his experience volunteering at a refugee camp and how it impacted his approach to leadership and social responsibility in his hospitality business.

Listeners will learn:

• How Charlie and his team built a pop-up refugee camp and involved the refugee community in running various programs (02:39)
• The benefits of a community-driven and community-led approach (03:53)
• How getting off the "CEO pedestal" and personally engaging in social responsibility initiatives can lead to better decision-making (04:48)
• The importance of being a good neighbor (05:40)

If you liked this, check out:

• The Social Hub Story: Founder Charlie MacGregor Reveals The Secrets To Its Success
• The Power (and Profits) of "Hybrid Hospitality" - Charlie MacGregor, The Social Hub
• How We Build Community and Grow Through Partnerships - Frank Uffen, The Social Hub

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