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Chelsey MacNeil

President, Common Good Solutions

Chelsey MacNeil, a recognized expert in social impact and community economic development, leads Common Good Solutions, a prominent consultancy specializing in social enterprise, community development, and sustainability. With a career marked by pivotal contributions—establishing initiatives like rural entrepreneurship programs and catalyzing large-scale policy changes in income support and social finance—her impact is significant. Chelsey also supports future economic leaders as a faculty member at Memorial University’s MBA Program. Nationally lauded for advancing social procurement and supporting underrepresented groups in economic development, her dedication to empowering communities solidifies her as a leading influencer in reshaping social impact and community-driven economic development.

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