Wes Lyons and Vip Vipperman run a venture fund built entirely around one bet: that a company can get paid to do the exact thing you want to see change in the world — not bolt charity onto an unrelated business, but make the good outcome the business model itself.

In this conversation with Matt Johns, they tell the story of Ashley, an entrepreneur who retrained hospital staff to spot trafficking victims using role-specific cues instead of generic awareness training. Days after implementation, that training led staff to a girl who turned out to be eleven years old and trafficked and she led police to twelve more girls at the same location.

From there, Wes and Vip walk through how Eagle Venture Fund turns that kind of moment into a repeatable, fundable model: a fund, a venture studio, and an accelerator working together across hospitals, hotels, child safety, and global supply chains backed by real regulatory and insurance economics, not goodwill alone. They talk about why they believe the fight against trafficking isn't short on capital. It's short on hope.

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