Become an ambassador of the Living Economy
The future of work will be carried by people, not machines. Ambassadors are the ones who carry it into their church, business, school and neighbourhood.
What is an ambassador?
An ambassador is a trusted person who speaks for something bigger than themselves. A Living Economy ambassador lives and shares the idea that work, money, health and community should serve people, and helps others take their first step.
Four steps from curious to ambassador
You do not need a title or a big following. You need conviction, a circle of people who trust you, and a willingness to start small.
Learn
Explore the 7 Systems, the 7 Capitals and the Human Health Index.
Pledge
Tell us you are in. Share who you are and where you have influence.
Connect
Bring the story to your church, business, school or neighbourhood.
Grow
Mentor the next ambassadors and share what is working, with honest numbers.
The future of work will not be built by machines alone. It will be carried by people.
One ambassador, a whole community
- Inner circle. Share the story with the people closest to you.
- Your community. Host a conversation at your church, business or club.
- Your region. Link up with other ambassadors and living economies near you.
- The world. Join a network that grows from the roots up.
What ambassadors do
Tell the story
Share the Living Economy vision in conversations, talks and on social media.
Host a gathering
Bring neighbours, pastors, employers or students together to talk about the future of work.
Open doors
Introduce partners, employers, investors and leaders who care about people first.
Serve your community
Back local jobs, families and the people who are often left out.
Check the numbers
Use the Human Health Index and Real Numbers so claims are tested, not just repeated.
Mentor others
Help the next person become an ambassador too.
Meet some of our ambassadors
Two organizations already carry the vision. Each works in its own way to protect families and give people good work.
Canada Family Action
Ambassador · Civic life & familiesA national, non-partisan organization that mobilizes and trains Canadians, and the faith communities they belong to, to promote and defend Christian principles in Canadian society.
- Equips pastors and church leaders for community action
- Runs the National Leadership Briefing and Rebuilders Network Canada
- Active for over 20 years, with a focus on family, child welfare and religious freedom
RedBalloon
Ambassador · The future of workA recruiting platform that matches employers and job seekers by shared values as well as skills, with real people, not AI, reviewing and interviewing candidates.
- Flat-fee hiring instead of a percentage commission
- People-led: job seekers are never rejected by AI alone
- 800+ hiring engagements across 400+ businesses
Descriptions are summarized from each organization's own website. Their views are their own.
Your name could be next on this list.
Ready to become an ambassador?
Tell us who you are, where you have influence and what you care about. We will reach out with next steps. No cost, no commitment: it starts with a conversation.