Leadership For Tomorrow: Starting Now

Episode #03 - Carrie Reece

Carrie Reece has been an executive director at the Seton House since 2020, where her compassionate leadership has transformed the organization into a beacon of hope for single parents' families facing homelessness.

With a bachelor's degree in English literature and creative writing from the University of Puget Sound, brings a unique blend of empathy and insight to her role. Under her guidance, the sit-in house combines practical support with a nurturing environment, fostering a community that empowers parents with the resources and resilience needed to build their lives.

Episode #02 - Caleb Lindsay

Caleb Lindsay is a dedicated student veteran and leader in the field of organizational leadership at the University of Wyoming at Casper. Caleb is not only committed to his own academic and professional growth, but also to empowering fellow veterans as they transition into civilian life. As a leader within the Student Veterans of America SVA Chapter, Caleb brings a unique passion for advocacy and support, working tirelessly to foster a welcoming and supportive environment for veterans. Leveraging his knowledge in organizational dynamics and leadership strategies, he is on a mission to drive impactful change within the veteran community. Caleb Lindsay is one of 32 student veterans in the United States to receive a 2023 Student Veteran Leadership Award.

The Leadership For Tomorrow: Starting Now podcast team welcomes Ray Pacheco as the first guest on our new podcast.

Ray Pacheco. Ray is the former mayor of Casper, Wyoming. He's also an assistant lecturer in the social work program at the University of Wyoming and a mental health therapist. He discussed servant leadership with a focus on community collaboration and its impact on driving meaningful change. Trying from his experience, in public service, nonprofit work, grassroots organizing, teaching, and mental health. Ray will explore how servant leadership principles create a strong foundation for resilient and inclusive communities.