Liberti

Pamela Norton-Shelpuk is the Co-Founder of Liberti, a one-of-a kind made in America model blending the best of business and social investing impact, employing resettled refugees living right here in our own backyard. Liberti creators are resettled refugees in America who take pride in the style and integrity of each and every piece of jewelry made. Your purchase impacts these women with a living wage and opportunity to share in the profits. Many of these women come from war-torn and poverty-stricken regions of Asia such as Nepal, Burma and Bhutan, where they faced unspeakable acts of brutality, persecution and devastating natural disasters.

Pam embraces building substantive and sustainable partnerships between companies and social issues globally. Pam has a deep commitment to innovative campaigns and programs for socially conscious consumers, executives and employees; she works with companies and organizations leadership to apply insights from activatepurpose™ blueprint process, its Social Trust and Social Health Engagement, as well as new insight reports from trusted partners. Pam has led the development of signature cause branding programs for forward-thinking Fortune 1000 companies and not-for-profit organizations, including: United Airlines, AT&T, IBM, American Express, MasterCard and recent cause campaigns including Goodwill “Good Exchange for Change, Project Cure “C.U.R.E.” essential medical kits to over 130 countries around the globe, USPROCycling “Kids Pro Challenge”, Coors Foundation Colorado Giving, Boys & Girls Club Youth of the Year, Colorado Health Foundation “5th Gear Kids,” National Endowment Financial Education “Smart about Money, Retirement TLC, Bicycle Colorado Get Out & Bike the Byways. She also consults and partners with leading social entrepreneurs and technologists to support the expanding growth of B-Corporation and LL3 new business ventures leading with social purpose.

Today, Pam speaks, tweets and blogs as a thought leader on how "social sharing" compels all brands to be socially responsible. Pam holds a BS degree in Business from Regis College in Denver and spent several years studying International Relations at Sophia University in Tokyo, Japan.

Specialties
Social good marketing, Cause Branding, Strategic Philanthropy, Corporate Citizenship, Nonprofit cause branding, the intersection of social media and good causes, Doing Good Just Cause