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On this episode of The Cam & Otis Show we have, Roy Vella, A digital services expert and consultant to players large and small in the tech space. Prior to this, Vella was at RBS where he led the bank’s mobile efforts globally: including the development of new products and services, stored value functionality, mobile […]

Kris Whitehead is a #1 Best Selling Author, Elite Business Coach, PURPOSE Extractor in Biz and Life! We are talking about leveling up mentally and the difference between doing it and not. Kris brings up legacy and relationships Putting in the work now in all areas of life and why the community he builds is

The team at Aucoin Analytics, LLC provides key insights from the week and discusses how these events will impact government, business, and society in the future. Here is what is on our radar this week: • Russia-Ukraine • Russian spy chief meets with CIA • Chinese protests • Taliban and Pakistan end ceasefire • Al-Shabaab

Resiliency is often described as the ability to bounce back from setbacks and adversity. It has been shown to influence work satisfaction, connections, and well being. Today we are joined with Madison, the Remote AMT, to discuss why resiliency is so important, steps you can take to maintain your resiliency, and what can you do

I met Marine Corps Veteran Greg Pihs at the Echelon Front Training event at Operation Stand Down in Nashville, TN. He was a keynote speaker and listening to him, I kept thinking about how he connected with everyone in attendance. Wanting to learn more, I introduced myself and we started talking. As you will see,

Why is it so hard to let go of stuff that keeps us in a rut or stuck? Why is it so much easier to hold on to that baggage and be miserable instead of being in the precious moment? Join me today and let’s talk about it. Engage with us!Facebook – https://www.facebook.com/thefieldopInstagram- https://www.instagram.com/thefieldop/The Podcast

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Today’s Five-Star Guest is Francie Schnipke-Richards, VP of Social Responsibility at Allstate Foundation.  Since 1952, The Allstate Foundation has led national programs, partnered with national organizations and offered grants to local nonprofits to create innovative, long-term solutions for those in need. Learn More About Allstate Foundation:  https://allstatefoundation.org/ Allstate Foundation Kellogg Nonprofit Leadership Center: https://www.kellogg.northwestern.edu/executive-education/nonprofit-programs/online-nonprofit-management-essentials.aspx Get

Originally aired April 21, 2022. “The better we all know each other, the better we work together.” Today Patrick is joined by Executive Director Jason Varga of Cause Collective. Cause Collective facilitates partnerships, collaborates with its members and is a central information sharing center for nonprofits in Lincoln, Nebraska. Learn More About Cause Collective:  https://causecollectivelincoln.socs.net/

Julie Boll is passionate about supporting powerful, dynamic, and impactful leaders that are accountable, visionary, and always growing. Great people make great organizations. And great organizations change the world. It is her joy and passion to help people and organizations get clear on where they want to go and how they will get there and

Brian Slade discusses a harrowing experience as an Apache pilot in Afghanistan and how his mental preparation helped avoid catastrophe.

Project Veteran House is a non profit currently operating in the Washington DC area and is assisting veterans with transitional and housing insecurity issues, job training and certifications in IT as well as PTSD services such as equine therapy,  music therapy and support groups.  The founder, Army Veteran Joseph Barnette, is driven to provide veterans

On this episode of The Cam & Otis Show we have, grant writer, Podcast Host ( Grant Writing Simplified) and teacher Teresa Huff shares insights for creating a winning grant program. Using her years of experience teaching over 3,000 students the art of grant writing, Teresa identifies the trends and patterns she sees in grant

While gratitude is best expressed year-round, this time of year serves as a gentle reminder to thank those who have been meaningful in our lives.  In this special podcast episode, Greg shares 4 tangible ways in which Board members and others can demonstrate their gratitude for the tremendous talent and value nonprofit leaders bring to

Topic Time Stamps: 0:00 – Introductions 1:05 – Random (fun) questions 6:40 – Transitioning out of the Military 16:00 – The dawn of the “Military Influencer” and how to navigate it 28:25 – The direct connection of leadership and mental health Janae Sergio is a mom, wife, philanthropist, fashion entrepreneur, social media motivator and the

Dr. GNP (Dr. Graham-in-Purpose), known as Dr. Jennoa Graham is an international public speaker, author, professor, and adjunct executive team leader. Her 20-year career of combined multinational corporate accounting and consulting experience reflects core values of transparency, integrity, efficiency, and sustainability resulting in multi-million-dollar savings. She is the founder of the Educational Debt Cancellation Foundation

COMMITMENT: Staying loyal to what you said you were going to do long after the mood has left you.  The  for success is:  Time Frame + Desired Outcome = Goal Jay Tiegs believes taking on difficult challenges in life with persistence and commitment enables people to find great success in life. He is a Transitioning

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Join me on the Fast Track to Grant Writer: www.teresahuff.com/vip. Homelessness is one of the big issues in society today and it knows no geographical boundaries. A nonprofit called New Story is tackling this issue, and their ultimate goal is to end global homelessness. And get this – they do it by printing 3D homes.

Join me on the Fast Track to Grant Writer: www.teresahuff.com/vip. Homelessness is one of the big issues in society today and it knows no geographical boundaries. A nonprofit called New Story is tackling this issue, and their ultimate goal is to end global homelessness. And get this – they do it by printing 3D homes.

Kalliope Barlis is a Master Trainer of Neuro-Linguistic Programming, who helps others overcome their fears and bad memories.

In-kind donations can be as useful for nonprofits as cash gifts. Not every donor wants to give cash, ask for donations of goods and services. Kseniia Khrystova is the co-founder and CEO at Shortage – a place for everyone to donate requested goods to nonprofits. Shortage creates unique pages for every nonprofit with a list

Thomas Kennedy From Torrance California,Lives in Apple Valley California,4 years United States Marine Corps,MOS 0811 Artillery,Desert Storm, Somalia, MOS Artillery Section Chief,Worked at Untied Airlines 11 years and during 911,Union Pacific Railroad Engineer/ Conductor 17 years,California National Guard 7 years,MOS 92 FOX Petroleum Supply Specialist,Operation New Dawn,2 Combat Action Awards,Married Father of 2,Went to Rehab

Keri Cooper, LCSW, is the owner of Keri Cooper Holistic Therapy in northern New Jersey. In her private practice, she counsels teens and works to give them the tools they need to navigate life. Keri takes a holistic approach to therapy, looking at the whole person, not just their symptoms. Keri is the author of-,

Hey! On this episode, we are joined by Special Guest Ashley Spooner. Listen in as we talk about the finer points of being a police officer and we answer the reason why you keep getting overlooked for that promotion… Please Listen, Like, Subscribe and Share! SHARE! — Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/beforeiforget/message

Ryan fields questions about TBI’s, Cognitive Dissonance, Holiday Depression, Domestic Abuse, and Teens and Social Media, #Thanksgiving #veterans #depression #cognitivedissonance #holidayhangover #domesticabuse #abuse #mentalhealth #military #socialsupport Support the show

In this episode, Jay and Angi talk about overcoming fear and how to cultivate Everyday Courage.  If you enjoy the podcast, please consider leaving a short review on Apple Podcasts/iTunes. Your feedback is important to me, and it would also take less than 60 seconds and make a difference in getting those hard-to-get guests as

Michael “Rod” Rodriguez grew up surrounded by men who’d served their nation – and his pursuit of the same life of service showed him humanity at its best – and also at its most depraved. After seeing the humanitarian crises in Somalia and Haiti up close, Rod chose the life of the Green Beret. He

Updates and a great conversation with serial guest Coach Brian about Sin no More Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/god-country-coffee/donations