Career Love
The future of work is liberation.
Career Love turns workplace culture into intelligence you can act on. We help mission-driven professionals find where they can thrive, and help organizations build cultures where everyone can do their best work.
How it works
Work is changing. The cultures we built for it have not.
Culture shapes who you attract, who stays, how teams innovate and whether the mission gets delivered. Career Love makes it visible, measurable and changeable.
People expect more
They choose employers on values and dignity, not just pay.
Burnout is a system problem
Exhaustion signals how work is designed.
Values live in practice
Daily decisions create culture, not statements.
The mission pays the price
When people can't thrive, impact suffers.
Career liberation is how organizations stay relevant, and how people love what they do and where they do it.
For organizations
From insight to lasting change
Strategic advisory, education and alignment for organizations ready to act. Start where you are, with the support you actually need.
Let's build the future of work together
Tell us about your organization and meet with a Career Love consultant.
Get started- 1
Share your goals
Complete a short intake about your organization, team and challenges.
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Meet with a consultant
A focused conversation to understand your culture and what you need.
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Get a recommended path
Leave with clear next steps across advisory, education or alignment.
Founded by Mercedes Swan
“A meaningful mission does not automatically create a workplace where people can thrive. We can build ones that do.”
Mercedes brings experience across human resources, executive recruiting, organizational learning and change management, including leading a multiyear culture strategy across a network of more than 1,000 nonprofit affiliates.
Read our story →For professionals
Love what you do and where you do it
Find the right job, do mission-aligned work, and join a workplace that supports you fully. The Career Love platform is coming, and job seekers get early access.
Learn
Liberation in action
Research, stories and practical insight on liberatory work, from the Career Liberation Project.
