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Happy President Day! Honoring the Leaders Who Paved the Way! As we celebrate Presidents’ Day, we’re reminded of the visionary leaders who shaped our nation’s infrastructure. Just like these great leaders, our asphalt and concrete work contributes to the foundation of thriving communities. Here’s how we’re making a difference: 1. Quality that lasts: Our asphalt and concrete solutions withstand the test of time, just like the enduring legacy of past presidents. From roads to parking lots, we build with durability in mind. 2. Safety First: Safety was a priority for our presidents, and it’s our top concern too. Our meticulously paved roads ensure smooth travel for all, enhancing safety for pedestrians and drivers alike. 3. Community Builders: Like the presidents who worked tirelessly for the nation, we’re committed to community development. Our projects create accessible spaces, connecting neighborhoods and businesses. 4. Innovation and Progress: Presidents championed progress, and so do we. Whether it’s eco-friendly materials or cutting-edge techniques, we’re always pushing boundaries to improve our craft. Let’s celebrate Presidents Day by appreciating the infrastructure that unites us all. Let’s continue building a stronger, safer future together!

Surrounding yourself with people who are doing what you want to do at a HIGH LEVEL is the best way to start ACHIEVING your GOALS instead of just dreaming about them. Todd Williams and I attended our first LAC-REIA event last night. We made the 2 plus hour trek, made AMAZING CONNECTIONS and LEARNED a ton!! Moving that needle in 2024! #realestateinvesting  #womenentrepreneur #leadershipcoach #leadershipdevelopment #womenempoweringwomen #womeninbusiness

Looking to gain in-depth knowledge of international best practices in housing innovation? Look no further than GPLA's immersive social housing field study to learn more... #affordablehousing #socialhousing #housingsolutions

Want to get a better understanding of what the #buildbackbetter works mean for regions for the past 2 years? Check out this powerful panel to get a sense. Thank you Angela Martinez Angi Taylor Leigh Bernacchi Salem Habte and Kenya Asbill for sharing your work and insights!

There’s an exciting trend developing; people who don’t come from a “fire background” are being drawn to the fire space, bringing new perspectives, talents and experience to bear on the wildfire crisis. Seth Schalet is a great example. Drawing on decades of business and philanthropy leadership experience, Seth turned the Santa Clara County FireSafe Council into the only such organization to pay its own way, with profitable operations and a full time staff. As he’s done many times with previous ventures, he’s used his keen business skillls and powerful collaborative abilities to turn SCCFC into a brilliantly effective and self sustaining model for other non-profits. Very few people understand the concept of “no margin, no mission” as well as does this dynamic CEO. And as I mention in the show, Seth Schalet is one of the best examples of what it means to be a mensch. (Look it up if you don’t know the term.) Learn a few of his secrets to success here in his fascinating interview. Spoiler, it begins with character, integrity, humility, curiosity, and drive.

"There are many reasons to be proud of and excited about Delaware. Our diverse workforce, world-class researchers, colleges, and quality of life make Delaware a great place to live, work, and play. These uniquely First State assets are in jeopardy, however, and the decisions made in the coming months will determine whether and how we address the challenges the state is facing and set a course for excellence and prosperity." Words by Brian DiSabatino, chair of the Delaware Business Roundtable in #DelawareBusiness magazine: https://bit.ly/3vIkaHa #DEBiz #economicdevelopment

From Pittsburgh Yards based Our Village United.  Ignite the Change: Civic Engagement for Business Excellence - Speaker Series 🔥 Date: Thursday, February 8th, 2024 Time: 12 - 1:30 pm EST Location: Pittsburgh Yards Amphitheater, 352 University Ave, Atlanta Eventbrite Link: https://lnkd.in/ekfnFJbp Join us for an enlightening discussion with two distinguished leaders in the business community – Dr. Lakeysha Hallmon, Founder of Our Village United, and Zak Wallace, CEO of Local Green. This Fireside Chat will delve into the critical topic of civic engagement and explore its profound impact on businesses and communities alike. Key Discussion Points: The Power of Civic Engagement: Dr. Hallmon will share insights on how being actively involved in civic matters can contribute to the success of your business and foster positive change in the community. Local Impact: Zak Wallace, a seasoned entrepreneur, will discuss the tangible benefits that civic engagement brings to local businesses and the ripple effect it creates. Building a Stronger Community: Learn from real-world examples how businesses can play a pivotal role in building more robust, resilient communities.

Congratulations and thank you to Tina Royal for agreeing to be featured in this month's Alumni Spotlight. Name: Tina Royal Position: Director, Black Butterfly Network What county do you live in? Davidson Leadership Class: REDI 2023 What has been the impact of REDI on your leadership journey since completing the training, personally and professionally? Encouragement and given me the security to work toward community collaborations and work to bring organizations together on projects to avoid duplication of programs and events. I filed to run for NC Senate District 30 and will be a candidate for the November 2024 elections. What recent accomplishments, projects, initiatives, or points of pride would you like to share? Our organization hosted the first Black History Month Art Invitational, a new artists exhibition. We had eight new artists showcase their art and speak with community attendees. Some of our artists had buyers purchase their first one-of-a-kind artwork. This was a wonderful event, and I am so proud of the outcome. What are the greatest assets in your rural community or region? Our value system assuring that citizens feel like they belong, supporting one another and working toward a better community. I believe those assets will help keep our community striving and thriving and working together to bring more folks together. What are the most significant economic development challenges facing your rural community or region today? Lack of affordable housing open to accepting subsidized housing vouchers and a lack of rental homes for Section 8 recipients. Our community needs more entrepreneurship/small business growth and programs. We need these programs to be visible and easy for interested people to find and learn more about. I also feel we are in need for more local economic development. What advice would you offer to current or emerging leaders in rural areas? Work to bring more collaboration in your rural and smaller communities. Try to pull organizations together to work smarter not harder to provide various opportunities for the community.