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Janna is a return guest who you may remember is the founder of the Forever Funemployed movement.
She is a Bold & Audacious Entrepreneur.
And someone I am always grateful to sit down to record an episode with!
We ended up having such a great talk that we split it into 2!
Here is part two for you!
You can learn more about Janna here.
P.S.
Want to learn more about our Storytelling & Marketing Immersion Program?
Here are all of the details: tomearl.me/dcminvite
And she is this week’s guest.
Janna is a return guest who you may remember is the founder of the Forever Funemployed movement.
She is a Bold & Audacious Entrepreneur.
And someone I am always grateful to sit down to record an episode with!
We ended up having such a great talk that we split it into 2!
Here is part one for you!
You can learn more about Janna here.
P.S.
Want to learn more about our Storytelling & Marketing Immersion Program?
Here are all of the details: tomearl.me/dcminvite
“Accomplishing goals is not success. How much you expand in the process is.”
This quote from Brianna Wiest perfectly explains this week’s episode.
This is the first interview I’ve done with a guest in almost a year.
So I’m super excited to share it with you.
Crystal was generous enough to be the first guest to experiment with the new episode format.
We both shared very personal stories from our lives & businesses.
Honestly, this is one of my favorite episodes.
Crystal is a genius SEO Content Marketer and the founder of Collage & Wood.
She is the co-host of the podcast Simple and Smart SEO Show.
You can learn more about her here.
I hope you enjoy this week’s episode!
P.S.
If you’re ready to unlock the doors to the marketing genius inside of you…
…then you’re a perfect candidate for our Immersion Program.
We don’t believe in spoon-feeding people answers.
We believe in giving you the tools & skills you need to discover your own solutions.
So if you’re ready to unleash the storyteller within you then come join us.
Here are the details:
Original Air Date: January 10, 2020
Niki Kelly is the Executive Director of Girls Inc. of Bay County and is someone whom I respect and admire so much. Our talk together was a great opportunity to learn from a professional who has been on every side of the nonprofit world - from direct service, fundraising, leadership to the Executive Director role.
In this episode, we take a deep dive into the challenges facing nonprofit leaders and nonprofits and we discuss what it takes to run a successful business that is inclusive, value-driven, responsive but also business-oriented.
Niki shares key insights about issues that our community is facing and the evolving world of non-profit work as well as the importance of advocacy and looking at the work differently to improve program delivery.
Niki’s education includes a Bachelor's degree in Criminology with a minor in Psychology and a Masters in Management both from the University of South Florida. She spent 12 years working in community mental health and addiction services followed by more than 10 years in refugee and immigrant services.
Niki Kelly relocated to Panama City Beach in the spring of 2014 and joined the leadership team at Girls Inc. shortly thereafter. Since then, she has led Girls Inc. on an aggressive growth plan expanding services to more girls in Bay County and putting the organization on a solid footing that enabled them to persevere following the devastation caused by Hurricane Michael in 2018. For her response to the hurricane, Niki was awarded the Humanitarian of the Year award by the Panama City Beach Chamber of Commerce, and the Outstanding Community Leadership Award by the Girls Inc. national organization.
I bet you are going to love this episode even if you aren't in the nonprofit world because you will hear thoughtful advice on how to run your own business in an ethical and inclusive way.
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Niki Kelly is the Executive Director of Girls Inc. of Bay County and is someone whom I respect and admire so much. Our talk together was a great opportunity to learn from a professional who has been on every side of the nonprofit world - from direct service, fundraising, leadership to the Executive Director role.
In this episode, we take a deep dive into the challenges facing nonprofit leaders and nonprofits and we discuss what it takes to run a successful business that is inclusive, value-driven, responsive but also business-oriented.
Niki shares key insights about issues that our community is facing and the evolving world of non-profit work as well as the importance of advocacy and looking at the work differently to improve program delivery. Niki’s education includes a Bachelor's degree in Criminology with a minor in Psychology and a Masters in Management both from the University of South Florida. She spent 12 years working in community mental health and addiction services followed by more than 10 years in refugee and immigrant services.
Niki Kelly relocated to Panama City Beach in the spring of 2014 and joined the leadership team at Girls Inc. shortly thereafter. Since then, she has led Girls Inc. on an aggressive growth plan expanding services to more girls in Bay County and putting the organization on a solid footing that enabled them to persevere following the devastation caused by Hurricane Michael in 2018. For her response to the hurricane, Niki was awarded the Humanitarian of the Year award by the Panama City Beach Chamber of Commerce, and the Outstanding Community Leadership award by the Girls Inc. national organization.
I bet you are going to love this episode even if you aren't in the nonprofit world because you will hear thoughtful advice on how to run your own business in an ethical and inclusive way.
You can learn more about girls Inc. of Bay County by following them on Facebook or visiting their website.
