podcast appearances

Listen to former Dallas City Manager, T.C. Broadnax and special guests, former Council Member District 11, Jaynie Schultz, and Suzanne Smith, of Social Impact Architects, in conversation about the “International District in Dallas”.

Suzanne Smityh shares insights on the importance of authenticity, transparency, and local engagement, offering practical examples and strategies for companies to balance profit with purpose in a trust-driven economy.

There are a host of labels and designations for those that “do good”: conscious capitalism, social impact, social entrepreneurship, B Corp, etc. We explore the differences, how they function, and Suzanne Smith unpacks it for us.

Paige Flink, former CEO and board member of The Family Place, and Suzanne Smith of Social Impact Architects share the story of DVBeds and discuss how alliances can offer better-shared services to clients through coordination. 

“There’s a bigger picture that we’re fighting towards, which is about creating light for everybody." We talk about Social Entrepreneurship, Meaning, Radical Self-Care, Growth. Pulling Others Up and Community with Suzanne Smith.

Waistcoat Dave is joined by Suzanne Smith, Social Entrepreneur, Educator and Politician. Suzanne and David talk about Social Alchemy theory and the future of Changemaking as well as representation in politics and how to deal with self doubt.

Suzanne Smith, founder and CEO of Social Impact Architects and a celebrated speaker and blogger in the social change space, speaks to the shifting climate for social change and how we can improve social issues that affect our communities.

We find out what inspired Suzanne to start Social Impact Architects, how fraternity and sorority students can begin to see themselves as changemakers, and what excites her most about the next generation of changemakers on college campuses.

In this powerful episode of Beyond Confidence, host Divya Parekh welcomes TEDx speaker and changemaker Suzanne Smith for a grounded, practical conversation about how emotional intelligence manifests in action, not just theory.