“My Work Found Me”: Elizabeth Maloba’s Leadership Journey
Elizabeth Maloba is an expert facilitator who focuses on organizational planning, business model creation and leadership. She has worked with over 20 organizations in more than 22 African states, supporting them to make decisions, solve problems, exchange ideas and information, and learn.
Improving Lives and Strengthening Communities: Marcus Scurry's Leadership Journey
Q: Why did you decide to go into the nonprofit/social purpose sector?
“We All Have Our Own Stutter”: Jaclyn Boyes on Embracing Authentic Leadership
Jaclyn Boyes knows a thing or two about interviewing. She works at Arizona Women’s Education and Employment (AWEE), which, as part of its mission, trains people to interview.
My Leadership Journey: Aneri Pradhan, ENVenture
Aneri Pradhan is the Founder of ENVenture, an incubator which offers seed financing and training for rural clean energy entrepreneurs in Uganda. In October 2017, she attended the American Express Leadership Academy in New York City.
Elevate Your Game: On Taking Leadership Lessons Home to Lagos
Last September, I returned to my hometown of Lagos, Nigeria after a yearlong Atlas Corps Fellowship. Atlas Corps functions similarly to a “reverse Peace Corps,” where social purpose professionals from around the globe come to America to work with and learn from nonprofit organizations.
From Nuclear Power to the Power of Creativity: Monica Kang's Journey
Monica Kang is the Founder of InnovatorsBox, which offers creative educational workshops, services, products and a diverse community for professionals in all industries to better integrate creativity into work and life.
“Harmony, Servanthood and Reflection”: Gale Nelson's Journey
Gale Nelson is President of Big Brothers Big Sisters Miami, which connects vulnerable children and young people with mentors, helping more than 7,000 children, volunteers and families every year.
