In this episode of Because People Matter, Dr. Helen Fagan sits down with Anderson Sainci, Director of Economic Mobility and Neighborhood Support for the City of Dubuque — and the first African American male elected twice in the city’s history.

From his upbringing in a Haitian household in Florida to becoming a transformational civic leader, Anderson shares a deeply personal look at servant leadership, faith, resilience, and what it really takes to help a community thrive.

If you enjoy podcasts like Dare to Lead or A Bit of Optimism, you’ll connect with this heartfelt and practical conversation on systems change, belonging, and leading with purpose.

Episode References:

Dr. Helen Fagan — https://helenfagan.com

City of Dubuque / Anderson Sainci — https://www.cityofdubuque.org

Robert Greenleaf / Servant Leadership — https://www.greenleaf.org

Becoming an Inclusive Leader — https://www.inclusiveleader.com

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