How can small businesses drive real societal change? As the founder of <a href="https://gullybean.com/" rel="noreferrer noopener" target="_blank">Gullybean</a>, a hemp farm in Hudson Valley, New York, Damian Fagon is part of a small but growing number of non-white farmers in the U.S.. But after three years of growing crops — and many ups and downs along the way — Fagon decided to take his knowledge and build a non-profit to help fight for restorative justice, agricultural education, and better representation of Black and brown farmers. 
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Episode 8: How small businesses drive change

How can small businesses drive real societal change? As the founder of Gullybean, a hemp farm in Hudson Valley, New York, Damian Fagon is part of a small but growing number of non-white farmers in the U.S.. But after three years of growing crops — and many ups and downs along the way — Fagon [&hellip;]

Small Business, Big Lessons Episode #8

Episode 8: How small businesses drive change