Louise Wasilewski is CEO and co-founder of Acivilate, a social enterprise providing rehabilitation software to justice, health, and human services agencies. Pokket helps justice agencies work with human services agencies to improve outcomes for vulnerable people by empowering them to help themselves and find the support services they need. Wasilewski has spent twenty-five years in technology innovation. Wasilewski is a member of the Metro Atlanta Reentry Coalition, the Greater Gwinnett Reentry Alliance, and the National Criminal Justice Association. She has spoken at the American Correctional Association and the American Probation and Parole Association on the use of technology in correctional reentry settings and was published in Policy and Practice, the magazine for Health and Human Services professionals. She is passionate about improving criminal justice outcomes because it is an issue that has affected her family. Ms. Wasilewski holds a Bachelor’s Degree in Aerospace Systems Engineering from Southampton University and an MBA from Emory University. She holds five patents.



Chat Highlights
Touch on why you founded Acivilate in 2014 and the problems you set out to solve in the criminal justice system with your technology solution.
What has been your proudest accomplishment over these last 7 years? 
How has an unexpected introduction and relationship caused you to rethink your baseline business strategy and make some big changes to your plan recently?
Given this experience, what have you learned about focusing on collective impact versus entirely owning credit for successful outcomes as a leader?
The importance of open-mindedness from the perspective of a founder and leader.


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Follow Louise Wasilewski on LinkedIn and visit Acivilate.com to learn more.



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Louise Wasilewski is CEO and co-founder of Acivilate, a social enterprise providing rehabilitation software to justice, health, and human services agencies. Pokket helps justice agencies work with human services agencies to improve outcomes for vulnerable people by empowering them to help themselves and find the support services they need. Wasilewski has spent twenty-five years in technology innovation. Wasilewski is a member of the Metro Atlanta Reentry Coalition, the Greater Gwinnett Reentry Alliance, and the National Criminal Justice Association. She has spoken at the American Correctional Association and the American Probation and Parole Association on the use of technology in correctional reentry settings and was published in Policy and Practice, the magazine for Health and Human Services professionals. She is passionate about improving criminal justice outcomes because it is an issue that has affected her family. Ms. Wasilewski holds a Bachelor’s Degree in Aerospace Systems Engineering from Southampton University and an MBA from Emory University. She holds five patents. 
Chat Highlights
<ol>
<li>Touch on why you founded Acivilate in 2014 and the problems you set out to solve in the criminal justice system with your technology solution.</li>
<li>What has been your proudest accomplishment over these last 7 years? </li>
<li>How has an unexpected introduction and relationship caused you to rethink your baseline business strategy and make some big changes to your plan recently?</li>
<li>Given this experience, what have you learned about focusing on collective impact versus entirely owning credit for successful outcomes as a leader?</li>
<li>The importance of open-mindedness from the perspective of a founder and leader.</li>
</ol>
 Get In Touch Follow Louise Wasilewski on <a href="https://www.linkedin.com/in/lwasilewski/">LinkedIn</a> and visit <a href="https://acivilate.com/">Acivilate.com</a> to learn more.
 
About Our Sponsor This episode is brought to you by Inspiredu, a nonprofit organization that's bridging the digital divide by putting technology into the hands of underserved Atlanta communities. The need for technology devices and access has accelerated due to the pandemic and Inspiredu makes a positive impact on helping marginalized learners. Through its partners and supporters like you, they help students flourish into 21st-century scholars. Learn how you can support their mission at <a href="https://www.iuatl.org/">iuatl.org</a>. Follow Inspiredu on <a href="https://www.linkedin.com/company/inspireduatl/">LinkedIn</a>, <a href="https://www.facebook.com/inspireduAtlanta/">Facebook</a>, and <a href="https://twitter.com/inspireduatl">Twitter</a>.

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