Welcome to the latest edition of the Social Capital Newsletter. Social Capital is an intangible asset at the heart of a new and dynamic view of success, one that is changing business and the world as we know it. With many mothers struggling to find baby formula during the recent shortages, Laura Katz was inspired to find a solution. A food scientist well aware of the many substitute foods being manufactured, Katz reasoned that she could make an alternative infant formula, too. As you'll learn in "Helaina's 'Alternative Baby Formula' Aims to Empower Parents," Katz uses the immune properties of breast milk in infant formula she makes at her company Helaina, as well as other foods like nutritional bars and supplements. Her goal: To change the world of health by introducing foods that support the immune system in a scalable business she hopes will reach as many people as possible. 

And founder Laura Katz hopes to disrupt all healthy eating by adding immunology.

Grow your people, grow your business: Cultivate a culture of servant leadership, says TDIndustries CEO.

"STAR Harbor Academy Proves The Sky Is Not The Limit"
"The Capitalist Revolution To Save Humanity"
"We Can Make Technology The Path Out Of Poverty"

As Social Capital leaders know, ethical leadership has many facets among them character, communities and the greater good. In 7 Lenses: Learning the Principles and Practices of Ethical Leadership, Linda Fisher Thornton--CEO of the leadership development firm Leading in Context LLC and Adjunct Associate Professor of Ethics and Leadership at the University of Richmond SPCS--addresses how leaders can make ethical decisions, and why they should. This is a must-read for any leader who is looking to impact others while staying true to their values. For more on ethical leadership, check out our story "The Empowerment Principle."

What better way to honor a first responder than buying their products? The Recycled Fire Hose Wallet is a unique Father's Day gift, made by a firefighter in the USA, that supports the environment--and it comes a variety of styles. Our fave: "The Sergeant Wallet" ($29). 

The Secret Formula for Community Engagement: A three-pronged approach to powerful outcomes. (Subscribe to our free weekly newsletter so you don't miss any stories like this here.)

The share of women in the workplace with children under 18 is 71.6%, above where it was in 2020, according to new research from the U.S. Census Bureau. It's a testament to new models of working that Social Capital companies always embraced, like hybrid work. For more on how companies are supporting women read "Kendra Scott Fashions Success For Women And Her Company."

If you're among the many Americans choosing to fly again, why not choose a Social Capital airline? Delta Air Lines recently raised the wages for its employees, an investment in their well-being and future at the company. Read more about it: Delta Raises The Bar – And Its Wages – Again!

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