A place for leaders to know we’re in this together.
We gather employment social enterprise (ESE) and inclusive employment leaders from around the country to continue their education, share wisdom with each other, and foster enduring relationships.
Since we invite vulnerability on the part of our entrepreneurs, we model it too by creating safe spaces for community not just to be named, but to be felt. Our goal is to create the conditions for real connection and then step out of the way for co-learning to begin.
300+
member organizations
600+
business leaders
Our programming provides the environment and the resources to help ESEs and inclusive employers to be co-conspirators for change. We do this through:
Real ConnectionÂ
A trusted Community of fellow ESE leaders and inclusive employment practitioners
Peer support, shared problem-solving, and relationship-building
Affinity groups that build connections for peers across similar industries, roles, and experiences
Practical Learning
Virtual and in person convenings, focused on support around real-world challenges
Tools, trainings, and on-demand learning courses
Professional development for both leaders and teams
A consistent space to learn, reflect, and strengthen your organization
Ongoing Opportunities & Resources
Invitations to apply for Redefine Alliance programs, cohorts, and investment opportunities
Monthly newsletter with curated resources and field updates
Early access to emerging insights and best practices
Resources designed for continuous improvement, not just one-time learning
Joining the Redefine Alliance Community has been transformative, providing a permanent and nurturing environment where vulnerability is not only accepted but encouraged.
Redefine Alliance Community has given me direct access to amazing leaders across the nation who share the same struggles, joys and passion that drive me to do this work.
It's been tremendously valuable to have a national network of peers to learn from, brainstorm with, and share resources.
LaSaunda TateHomeward Bound of Marin
Anchi MeiExecutive Director, MAKE Projects
David SallConservation Corps of Long Beach