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Ep-66: Inspiring Stories of Hope, Determination, and Making a Difference for the Planet
Rob, the executive director of CCPC (Christian Center of Park City), is a passionate and experienced leader with over 29 years of expertise in building and leading nonprofit organizations. Known for his contagious energy and entrepreneurial spirit, Rob is a sought-after speaker, seminar facilitator, and host of the nonprofit leadership podcast. He has been recognized as a hometown hero and has been invited to prestigious programs such as the Harvard Business School's Young American Leaders program. With his dedication to meeting people at their point of need and making a positive impact, Rob embodies the values and mission of CCPC.
Podcast Highlights:
0:09 - Introduction and welcome to Rob, the executive director of CCPC.
1:45 - Rob expresses gratitude for being on the podcast and discusses his passion for supporting podcasts and their impact.
2:07 - Tej asks Rob about the mission and goal of CCPC, and Rob explains their motto of meeting people at their point of need as an expression of God's love.
3:02 - Rob shares that CCPC has been serving the community for 23 years, with a focus on providing holistic wraparound services and helping individuals navigate other community resources.
4:22 - Tej inquires about how CCPC allocates funds and resources, and Rob emphasizes the importance of collaboration with other nonprofits, government entities, and the for-profit sector to maximize resources and extend support to as many people as possible.
6:05 - Rob discusses CCPC's work with Native American communities, primarily the Goshute Tribe and the Navajo Nation, highlighting initiatives such as community gardens, educational opportunities, and unique experiences like skiing trips.
8:38 - Tej acknowledges CCPC's inclusive approach by involving the Native American communities in the planning and implementation of programs, respecting their traditions and knowledge.
10:04 - Mid-podcast break featuring Chezuba, a platform that connects volunteers and nonprofit organizations globally, emphasizing the power of corporate volunteering and the opportunity to make a difference.
10:47 - Resuming the podcast, Tej asks Rob about CCPC's educational outreach programs, particularly related to mental health and underserved communities.
11:12 - Rob shares that CCPC's Counseling and Wellness Center is their fastest-growing program, addressing the increased need for mental health support, especially during the COVID-19 pandemic.
12:19 - Rob mentions the counseling services provided by certified licensed therapists and counselors, as well as educational opportunities such as seminars on various topics like menopause, aiming to address community needs and provide support.
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By ChezubaRob, the executive director of CCPC (Christian Center of Park City), is a passionate and experienced leader with over 29 years of expertise in building and leading nonprofit organizations. Known for his contagious energy and entrepreneurial spirit, Rob is a sought-after speaker, seminar facilitator, and host of the nonprofit leadership podcast. He has been recognized as a hometown hero and has been invited to prestigious programs such as the Harvard Business School's Young American Leaders program. With his dedication to meeting people at their point of need and making a positive impact, Rob embodies the values and mission of CCPC.
Podcast Highlights:
0:09 - Introduction and welcome to Rob, the executive director of CCPC.
1:45 - Rob expresses gratitude for being on the podcast and discusses his passion for supporting podcasts and their impact.
2:07 - Tej asks Rob about the mission and goal of CCPC, and Rob explains their motto of meeting people at their point of need as an expression of God's love.
3:02 - Rob shares that CCPC has been serving the community for 23 years, with a focus on providing holistic wraparound services and helping individuals navigate other community resources.
4:22 - Tej inquires about how CCPC allocates funds and resources, and Rob emphasizes the importance of collaboration with other nonprofits, government entities, and the for-profit sector to maximize resources and extend support to as many people as possible.
6:05 - Rob discusses CCPC's work with Native American communities, primarily the Goshute Tribe and the Navajo Nation, highlighting initiatives such as community gardens, educational opportunities, and unique experiences like skiing trips.
8:38 - Tej acknowledges CCPC's inclusive approach by involving the Native American communities in the planning and implementation of programs, respecting their traditions and knowledge.
10:04 - Mid-podcast break featuring Chezuba, a platform that connects volunteers and nonprofit organizations globally, emphasizing the power of corporate volunteering and the opportunity to make a difference.
10:47 - Resuming the podcast, Tej asks Rob about CCPC's educational outreach programs, particularly related to mental health and underserved communities.
11:12 - Rob shares that CCPC's Counseling and Wellness Center is their fastest-growing program, addressing the increased need for mental health support, especially during the COVID-19 pandemic.
12:19 - Rob mentions the counseling services provided by certified licensed therapists and counselors, as well as educational opportunities such as seminars on various topics like menopause, aiming to address community needs and provide support.