A statement from the heart regarding this weeks events.

A huge thank you to the The Weekly Sentinel for the article on our scholarship program at the TramutoPorter Foundation. Read the article here and see our hope for this generation of students to make a positive and compassionate impact in the workforce: issuu.com/weeklysentinel…

I want to take time to thank everyone for the support on #TheDoubleBottomLine. The purpose for this book is to make an impact on people and understand what #compassionateleadership really is. If you haven't purchased your copy yet, click here: amazon.com/Double-Bottom-…

To all my friends in the Greater Boston/Maine area I will be having an event at The North Shore Music Theater on Tuesday July 26 at 5:00 pm. I hope you can join me. See below for additional information. To RSVP email: [email protected]

New podcast out now with VoiceAmerica Media where we discuss #Collabavation and #CompassionLeadership. Thank you for having me! Listen here: ow.ly/8Rm650JULY6?fb…

#CompassionateLeadership does not just involve you. It involves everyone around you, and the strong will and desire to make the workplace a more kind and compassionate environment for all. Pick up your copy on Amazon today to read more: amazon.com/Double-Bottom-…

I'd love if you would join me at the North Shore Music Theatre tomorrow night for my special #TheDoubleBottomLine book event. Hurry and RSVP by emailing: [email protected] Event starts at 5:00 and will run till 7:00 pm.

I look forward to presenting during HITLAB's July Symposium focused on driving access and equity in healthcare. I will be speaking at 1:45pm EST about 'Compassionate Leadership' and my latest book "The Double Bottom Line." Register using the link below: eventbrite.com/e/july-symposi…

I highly enjoyed speaking at the HITLAB July Symposium. Sharing with others about what #compassionateleadership really means is one of my greatest passions in life. Listen to the talk here: youtube.com/watch?v=6YM8li…

STAY TUNED! The TramutoPorter Foundation and I have a BIG announcement coming next week! Any guesses on what it might be? Here's a hint:#CompassionateLeadership Reply with your guesses are and be on the lookout for the official announcement. Make it a great weekend everyone!

#MondayMotivation: Sharing with you all this beautiful quote from John Connolly. Take the time to listen to someone's story, check in how they are doing mentally and physically, and just simply be a compassionate and kind human being. Make it a great week.

I was a special guest on The Leadership Podcast TheLeadershipPodcast with jim_vas and Jan Rutherford, and we discussed leadership, legacy and compassion. Please take a listen here! theleadershippodcast.com/tlp321-you-ren… #leadership

The Double Bottom Line by Donato Tramuto and Tami Booth Corwin was featured in Stanford Social Innovation Review. Read an excerpt here: ssir.org/books/excerpts…

Happy Tuesday! Here I have the official announcement for NATIONAL COMPASSIONATE LEADERSHIP WEEK!!! So grateful to be on this journey and looking forward to continuing this every year with you all. prnewswire.com/news-releases/…

Here's some inspiration for you all on this wonderful Friday and heading into the long weekend - Make it a great one and remember to be compassionate to one another.

When Donato Tramuto began to write The Double Bottom Line he said this book would inspire a movement. That dream has become a reality. This week is officially #nationalcompassionateleadershipweek 🎉 So honored that our work was included ⬇️ amazon.com/Double-Bottom-… #youareflawless

It's officially #NationalCompassionateLeadershipWeek! Learn more about what leadership CAN and SHOULD look like from our #WorkplaceDignity champion Donato Tramuto and our friends at the Tramuto Foundation: rfkhro.org/3x0SeMu #WorkplaceWednesday

Exicted to Celebrate the first annual Compassionate Leadership Week!! Read an excerpt from The Double Bottom Line written by Donato Tramuto and Tami Booth Corwin featured in the Stanford Social Innovation Review to learn why empathy alone just isn't enough in leadership! ssir.org/books/excerpts…