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Karen Philip
Team Lead
Turning ideas into action.
Karen Philip, a dedicated Social Development Specialist, launched Kainos Consulting in 2022 with a mission to enhance the Caribbean development sector through innovative tools and services. With extensive experience in both government and the private sector, Karen possesses a deep understanding of the unique challenges faced by NGOs and donors. Her expertise and passion for sustainable development drive her commitment to maximising impact and accelerating progress in the Caribbean. At Kainos Consulting, Karen works tirelessly to bridge the gap between donors and recipients, fostering meaningful partnerships that contribute to a brighter, more sustainable future for the region.
Season 2
Season 2, Episode 1
Dario Richards: The Drive for Regional Change | The Doing Good Podcast
In our season premiere, host Karen Philip sits down with Dario Richards, Co-Founder of Inspire Life Solutions Group, for a raw, insightful conversation that completely reframes how we think about time, relationships, and value. Dario describes himself as a “premium gas station”—highly intentional about who he engages with, but deeply committed to pouring value into those within his space. For Dario, intentionality isn’t about exclusivity for its own sake; it is about responsibility. This mindset roots his broader commitment to people development, whether through mentorship, discipleship, or a genuine desire to see others thrive.
Season 1
Season 1, Episode 1
Common Sense & Sanity: Balancing Social Change with Project Management
Join me as I chat with two incredible Social Development Professionals, Christon Herbert and Leigh Ann Worrell, about their unique journeys and the vital role they play behind the scenes. We’re challenging the misconception that “doing good” is solely about frontline action. These professionals prove that effective project management and technical expertise are the backbone of sustainable change. We’ll explore:
- The Power of the “Behind the Computer” Changemaker
- Balancing Sanity with Social Change
- Honoring Those We Serve
In this powerful third episode, the insightful Dr. Sharilyn Hale C. Dir and I explore the often complex realities of sustainable growth in the nonprofit sector. Join us as we tackle some crucial questions:
- “Why is “doing good” so often intertwined with sacrifice, particularly for women of colour in the field?”
- “What truly lies at the core of philanthropy?”
- “What are the key, common-sense principles of effective fundraising?”
Season 1, Episode 3
Common Sense & Compassion
Can “Doing Good” Align with Your Faith? What if your Christian beliefs sometimes clash with the realities of social change? 🤔 This episode tackles those tough questions head-on! Kerriann Hurley, Director of Gems In The Rough, and I explore how to navigate this complex terrain with integrity and impact.
We confront crucial questions:
- “How do Christians navigate “doing good” without causing unintended harm?”
- “How can we effectively steward resources in a world of urgent needs?”
- And let’s get real – “how do you sustain yourself financially while pursuing a calling to serve?”
This week, we’re diving deep into the realities of Common Sense & Collaboration with the brilliant Deidre Osei, Founder of Talawah Impact.
In this must-watch episode, Deidre introduces a crucial tool for nonprofits: the asset inventory. Discover how understanding your organisation’s true value can unlock stronger partnerships with businesses and help you serve communities more effectively.
We also unpack the nuances of Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR). Learn why budget constraints don’t always mean a company can’t support your cause. We explore how budget cycles shape corporate giving and why nonprofits should embrace flexible, creative partnerships – from invaluable in-kind support and dedicated employee volunteering to leveraging shared platforms.
“Doing good” is truly a two-way street, and this conversation reveals how we can make it smarter, together. Don’t miss this practical guide to collaboration that just makes sense!
Season 1, Episode 5
Common Sense & Courage
What does true allyship look like? And who are we, really, in this journey of social change?
In this raw, real, and deeply personal season finale, airing July 7, I sit down with Ranako Bailey, founder of the WeTalkingBois Podcast. We dive headfirst into the powerful, often uncomfortable truths about gender equality, allyship, and why men must be an integral part of the solution.
After a season of bold questions and necessary truths, this episode hits deep. We peel back the layers on what it truly means to work together for change, reflecting on:
- The fear of being truly seen and the unexpected beauty of pushback.
- The risks and rewards of showing up authentically, even when it’s uncomfortable.
- The profound reality is that “we may all die and never see the change, but we still do the work.”
This conversation is a powerful exploration of mindset shifts, planting seeds of change not with judgment but with intention and unwavering hope, even on the long road to real social transformation.
Don’t miss this bold and necessary conversation that promises to shift your perspective and inspire deeper reflection.
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Words talk….. numbers scream.
We bridge the gap between NGOs and donors, fostering connections for better-managed resources and impactful projects. We’ve trained 43 organisations in resource mobilisation, curated advocacy campaigns, and strengthened government projects with our expertise.
Notable efforts include supporting NGOs during COVID-19 and enhancing climate-resilient health systems in the Caribbean. Committed to transparency and efficiency, we support your mission and goals in resource mobilisation, grant management, and organisational capacity. Join us in creating a brighter, sustainable future and making a lasting impact together.
