Mighty Measure is a Portland, Oregon-based consulting company helping businesses (around the city and across the country) implement and certify more responsible practices.
Our purpose is to help businesses serve people and the planet as a force for good, with impact and equity, leaving the world a better place.
Our Services
Implementing, measuring, and improving social and environmental impacts. Go to Full-Service Consulting
Through the good business of service, we help you make greater positive social, environmental, and overall impacts while running a strong business. Mighty Measure walks the talk by examining our own values and measurable impressions. We support you in partnership for the greater good.
We have a commitment to purchase core products (at least 50% of non-labor expenses) from independent suppliers local to where the product will be used or where we operate.
Kim Allchurch Flick has years of business and entrepreneurship experience with a keen focus on impact-based values. Masters level education in International Business, Marketing, and Sustainability. Certified in Business of Social Enterprise. Dual certification from the Institute of Equity-Centered Coaching in leadership and coaching! Education and learning inform the journey!
Kim has worked with service providers, B-to-B companies, online consumer goods, food and beverage, and even a winery! Take advantage of her skills and expertise!
Yuval Ackerman, founder of Ethical Emails joins Kim Allchurch Flick, to discuss better email practices that align with company values. Yuval shares her journey from journalism in Israel to helping mission-driven B2Bs and e-commerce companies discover hidden revenue in their email lists. They explore the importance of human connection, ethical standards in email marketing, the… Read More
Maxine Markovitz, an MBA student at Portland State University with extensive experience in operations, change enablement, and project management – joins Kim Allchurch Flick. Maxine, who is currently a project lead for a B impact program, shares their journey from labor planning at Amazon to managing projects at A to Z Wineworks, the first B… Read More
Corey Kaster, founder of Inbundance Wealth Management, joins Kim Allchurch Flick to share his journey from being an insurance broker with Farmers Insurance to becoming an independent investor coach. He discusses the pitfalls of traditional investment strategies, often rooted in speculation and prediction, and presents a scientifically-backed alternative focused on long-term growth based on 50-70… Read More
Kathryn Latham joins Kim Allchurch Flick to discuss her journey from a structural engineer and corporate professional to a successful entrepreneur and business consultant. Kathryn shares insights into her career transitions, the values that drive her business decisions, and the importance of optimism and community support for small business owners. She also reflects on the… Read More
Lindsay LaShell, founder and lead navigator of Buffalo Collective, joins Kim Allchurch Flick to discuss her journey as an entrepreneur, the values that drive her work, and the mission behind Buffalo Collective, a community offering solopreneurs and lone leaders the support they need to thrive. Lindsay explains her vision of creating ‘communities of integration’ where… Read More
Michael Klepacz of Natural Materials Unlimited joins Kim Allchurch Flick for a discussion into Michael’s journey from being an aircraft mechanic to becoming a sustainability advocate and business owner in Poland. Topics covered include the benefits of sustainable materials like hemp, the challenges and misconceptions around sustainability, and the importance of making conscious consumer choices.… Read More
Camilla Taylor, executive director of the American Sustainable Business Network (ASBN), joins Kim Allchurch Flick to discuss her path from a Maryland family business and roles at B Lab Global and European sustainable fintech to leading business-driven systems change through nonpartisan policy advocacy. Taylor argues businesses need three essentials—security/predictability, affordability, and opportunity—and says small businesses… Read More
Kim Allchurch Flick interviews Portland-area author and consultant Shari Dunn, whose book “Qualified: How Competency Checking and Race Collide at Work” examines how systemic anti-Black bias shapes workplace decisions. Dunn describes her Milwaukee working-class upbringing, varied career (attorney, news anchor, professor, nonprofit leader), and how Portland has offered unexpected community. She cites political backlash, fear,… Read More
Jason Yhost is a Miami-based permaculture designer working with Planet A-mor, a reforestation and improved forest-management project on 1,000 hectares of previously deforested land in Peru. Yhost shares his path from farming and professional volleyball to permaculture work in schools and communities, then joining Planet A-mor after reconnecting with its Danish CEO and learning the… Read More
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