Ebony Tree Council - Off The Top

Ebony Tree Council - Off The Top

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Ebony Tree Council - Off The Top episodes

  • Career Perspective featuring Courtney Walker

    In this episode of "Off The Top", we talk with Courtney Walker who serves as a Bail Disruptor while working for the Bail Project in Augusta, GA. 


    BY THE NUMBERS: African Americans represent 11.9 percent of the people working in this industry

    Please feel free to send a message directly to Courtney via our contact form

    To find out more about this and other career perspectives, checkout the CAREERS section of our website at Ebony Tree Council.

    34 min
  • Career Perspective featuring Senora Grooms

    In this episode of Off The Top, we enjoy a wonderful conversation with Mrs. Senora Grooms who is a Physician's Relations Liaison for MedStar Health in Washington D.C.

    A Physician's Relations Liaison (aka. community liaison) serves as the human link between the organization and the people you serve. You are a personal contact for an organization’s clients or customers; therefore, you must ensure their orientation with new programs.

    BY THE NUMBERS: African Americans represent 11.8 percent of the people working in this industry

    Please feel free to send a message directly to Senora via our contact form

    To find out more about this and other career perspectives, checkout the CAREER EXPLORER section of our website at Ebony Tree Council.

    33 min
  • Career Perspective featuring Tillman Wilson Jr.

    In this episode of "Off The Top" we have a very insightful conversation with our guest (Tillman Wilson Jr.) about working in the legal profession. Mr. Wilson is a Paralegal Specialist who dedicates his time and energy to serve those who need assistance in the Department of Defense. 

    Tillman is an ordained minister who also serves as a volunteer youth mentor with Omega Phi Psi fraternity.

    BY THE NUMBERS: African Americans represent 8.9 percent of the people working in this industry

    Please feel free to send a message directly to Angelia via our contact form

    To find out more about this career perspective, checkout the CAREERS section of our website at Ebony Tree Council.

    52 min
  • Career Perspective featuring Angelia Gil

    In this episode of "Off The Top" we have a very insightful conversation with our guest (Angelia Gil) about working in the nonprofit sector. Mrs. Gil is an Organizational Change Professional consultant who dedicates her time and energy to Darkness-To-Light. This organization's mission is helping to prevent child sex abuse in our communities.

    Lia is also an entrepreneur in the organizational and cultural change as the founder of Bravesum LLC whose mission is to equip the SUM of all parts with the BRAVE solutions and strategies that lead to team success.

    Please feel free to send a message directly to Angelia via our contact form

    To find out more about this career perspective, checkout the CAREERS section of our website at Ebony Tree Council.

    39 min
  • What Matters Most - part 2

    Welcome to the Ebony Tree Council podcast. During our experience together, we will share insights and opportunities that we believe matter to the black community.  In part one of this introductory episode, we talk within our own tribe concerning what's important to the young people in the black community.

    34 min
  • What Matters Most - part 1

    Welcome to the Ebony Tree Council podcast. During our experience together, we will share insights and opportunities that we believe matter to the black community.  In part one of this introductory episode, we talk within our own tribe concerning what's important to the young people in the black community.

    41 min

About Ebony Tree Council - Off The Top

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This podcast channel is designed to help young people imagine great futures for themselves—starting with finding the passions that will shape their professional paths. This channel will include interviews with career professionals, as well as, conversations about the solutions required to advance the needs of Black children in America.