In this episode of Bootstrappers we are talking to Kara about the best ways business organizations can work with government and nonprofits for the best results. We review real-life bills and how the investment housing community was able to change, improve, and impact housing in a way that benefited all parties. We talk about pitfalls and wins and lessons learned from those in the trenches.
Kara Eastman is currently running for congress in district 2 of Nebraska. She previously served as the CEO to the Omaha Healthy Kids Alliance, was on the Metropolitan Community Board of Governors, and was a member of the board of the National Lead and Environmental Hazards Association. Kara is known as someone who can bridge the gap between government, nonprofits, and the private sector.
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