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Episode length: 38m
Most state-level political breakthroughs happen when social entrepreneurs step up — but few leverage the full potential of strategic philanthropy and advocacy. Matt Brouillette, the architect behind Pennsylvania’s powerful free-market movement, reveals the blueprint social entrepreneurs can follow to transform states from within. This episode of Giving Ventures explores the unique role of entrepreneurial leaders in shaping public policy and building durable infrastructure for freedom.
Matt Brouillette is the president and CEO of Commonwealth Partners, leading efforts to shift state policy and race ahead of progressive infrastructure. His work demonstrates that real change begins with bold, entrepreneurial leadership — and that everyone, from philanthropists to grassroots citizens, has a part to play. Matt's newest book is You Gotta Win Pennsylvania.