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Most farmers create the value. But they often receive the smallest share of the profits. In my latest conversation with Jean-Christian Rindoni, Founder & CEO of Symbiosis Infinity Group, we explored a problem most people never think about. A cocoa farmer grows the crop. Another company processes it. Another company manufactures it. Another company sells it. Yet the farmer who started the entire chain may capture only a small fraction of the total value created. Jean-Christian shared how his company is working to create more ethical and sustainable supply chains by helping farmers access additional revenue streams and capture more value from what they produce. One idea that stayed with me: “Profit is essential, but purpose should drive how profit is created.” A fascinating conversation on entrepreneurship, ethical trade, leadership, sustainability, and creating long term value. Full episode now live. Jean-Christian Rindoni #Entrepreneurship #Leadership #BusinessGrowth #Sustainability #EthicalBusiness #SupplyChain #CorporateMorale #CorporateCareers #CorporatePodcasts