Made In Loveland | Featuring: Sosamma Samuel-Burnett

Lasting community impact doesn’t happen in silos—it happens through collaboration.

In this powerful and solutions-focused session, Sosamma Samuel-Burnett, J.D., Founder and President of G.L.O.B.A.L. Justice, explores how strategic partnerships across nonprofit, for-profit, public, and private sectors can drive meaningful change on critical community issues such as poverty, homelessness, and human trafficking.

Drawing on more than three decades of experience in human rights advocacy, policy leadership, and nonprofit management, Sosamma shares real-world insights into what successful community collaboration looks like—and why working together is essential for sustainable impact. Participants will gain a deeper understanding of the roles different sectors can play, as well as practical approaches for building partnerships rooted in creativity, trust, and shared purpose.

This session moves beyond theory, offering tangible ways organizations and individuals can come together to address complex challenges more effectively. Whether you’re leading a business, nonprofit, or public initiative, you’ll leave with actionable ideas to strengthen collaboration and expand your impact within the community.

Perfect for:

Nonprofit and for-profit leaders seeking meaningful community engagement
Public sector professionals and community advocates
Entrepreneurs interested in purpose-driven partnerships
Join this session to explore how collaboration—done thoughtfully and strategically—can create lasting change.