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In this episode, Lead Up host Renato sits down with Improve Your Tomorrow (IYT) alumnus Silverio Rizo for a reflection on his journey before joining IYT, during his time in the program, serving within IYT as a mentor, and into his current career. This episode highlights how mentorship, education, and service shaped his path, and how young men of color can find purpose and belonging through community driven leadership.
To learn more about IYT visit: improveyourtomorrow.org
To get involved with the California Men’s Service Challenge go to: californiavolunteers.ca.gov/mens-service-challenge/
On this episode, I sat down with the Executive Director of the Sacramento Youth Center (SYC) - Raquel Shipp. Raquel and her husband, Adam, are the co-founders of SYC but before that they served together in East Africa supporting a learning center. In honor of women's month, Raquel shared important women in her life that helped along her leadership journey as well as take some of the leaps for her professional career. Additionally, she discusses some of the challenges she has faced trying to juggle all the hats of a leader, wife, mom, and much more.
Learn more about the Sacramento Youth Center (SYC) here
Follow SYC on IG: https://www.instagram.com/sacyouthcenter/
In this milestone episode (#50) , I sat down with a mentor and friend - Damien Giacchino. Damien serves as Associate Pastor at Real Life Church (RLC) in Sacramento and is the co-founder of Don't Awaken Love Too Early aka DALTE Conference. He shares the importance of healthy relationships in our lives and how we can better navigate interact with those we serve and interact with in and out of the workplace. If you are looking to become a healthier individual and improve your relationships, then you need to check out the impactful movement of DALTE happening in the Sacramento region and beyond! #leadup
PURCHASE TICKETS FOR DALTE: https://dalte.ticketspice.com/dalte-2023
Follow Damien on IG: https://www.instagram.com/dgiacchino/
Follow DALTE on IG: https://www.instagram.com/dalteconf/
On this episode I sat down with Bel Reyes & Brit Irby with Innovation Bridge, a consulting firm with the goal to deliver high quality technical assistance aimed at bridging innovative practices and collaborative partnership for more just and equitable communities and schools. Bel & Brit reflect back on their individual and collective journeys to how they got to where they are today and share how they want to continue to make an impact moving forward.
Check ou their website here: http://www.innovationbridgeinc.com/
On this episode, I sat down with Tiffani Harter who is a professional coach who supports people to tap into their own whole hearts so they can make the contribution they're here to make, and live a life they are proud of. Speaking from personal experience, I can attest that she definitely supported me and has helped me to get to another level in my own personal and professional journey #LeadUp
To connect with Tiffani, visit her website: https://tiffharter.com/
Podcast recorded at Darling New Media, check out their services here: http://darlingnewmedia.com/
On this episode I sat down with Dr. Clarence Lee Jr. aka the PERSISTence Coach. Dr. Clarence Lee Jr. is the founder and CEO of the PERSIST Institute, a thriving business development coaching firm that helps entrepreneurs launch, grow, and scale their businesses online. A former flight surgeon in one of the USAF's most elite squadrons, Dr. Lee has a unique background in leadership, medicine, and operations. Named one of the "Top Healthcare-Entrepreneurs to Know" by Becker's Hospital Review and recognized as a Black Enterprise Modern Man, Dr. Lee holds degrees in medicine (M.D.) and business (M.B.A.) from Drexel University.
Visit his website here
On this episode I sat down with my colleague and friend Neil Brown, a Finance Specialist at Intel and part-time pilot for the Air Force. Neil had always dreamed of flying and through some good luck and fortune in his adult years he was encouraged to get lasik done and finally pursue his childhood dream.
Connect with Neil on LinkedIn here (linkedin.com/in/neilcbrown/)
On this episode I sat down with the incredible Courtney Beal aka CB (as I call her). Courtney serves as a Senior DEI Analyst at SMUD in Sacramento and is an advocate for equity as well as a chammpion for change. Reflecting back on her journey, Courtney recognizes how important her story and voice is and now uses her voice to help bring hope and change for the next generation #LeadUp
Connect with her on LinkedIn here
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