Making Dollars While Making Change

Are you thinking about how to incorporate social impact into your business?

Do you have game-changing ideas on which you haven't pulled the trigger?

Making Dollars While Making Change takes you for a ride on one entrepreneur's journey.

Both reflective and prescriptive in nature, the stories that lie within will help you connect the dots on how to do good while doing well and how to tap into your best, highest self in the process.

Jonathan Quarles takes us behind the scenes of the growth of an African American entrepreneur. While Americans are grappling over "Race & The State of the Union," Jonathan leads us through his path to success, sharing the significant trials and missteps from his time in corporate America through his pivotal decision to become his own boss by developing The BTL Group and Quartz Water Source. He highlights his intentional mindset for using business as a platform for social impact, hoping to inspire others with game-changing ideas. --Joe Anderson, Chairman of the Board and CEO of TAG Holdings, LLC; Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve

Companies and individuals alike have made terms like "impact" and "double bottom line" slogans too often void of transformative action. Making Dollars While Making Change is not a book; it's a blueprint to support making impact part of your DNA. --Jeff Johnson, Award-Winning Journalist, CEO, Men Thrive

I have had the opportunity to observe (and occasionally offer input on) Jonathan Quarles' personal and professional development since his undergraduate years. I applaud and attest to this account of his business acumen, personal mastery, and advancement of social change. This is a template for others looking to make the world a better place and maximize personal autonomy. --Dr. Na'im Akbar, Professor of Afro-Centric Clinical Psychology; Founder, Owner of Mind Productions & Associates

Coca-Cola Scholars are socially-conscious leaders who see a better future for their communities. We are so proud to count Jonathan as one of our own. We remain grateful that he uses his gifts to change the world. --Jane Hale Hopkins, President of Coca-Cola Scholars Foundation