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In this Season 5 premiere of Mission Control, Paul J. Schmidt of UnoDeuce Multimedia talks with Megyn Forest, CEO of Big Brothers Big Sisters Capital Region, about mentorship, nonprofit leadership, and building community through meaningful connection.For more on the Big Brothers Big Sisters Capital Region: https://bbbsmcr.org/The Mission: To create and support one-to-one mentoring relationships that ignite the power and promise of youth.If there is someone you know of whom you would like to hear about their journey, please email us at [email protected]
Mission Control returns for Season 5 with host Paul Schmidt and powerful conversations with nonprofit leaders. Tune in biweekly for inspiring stories from Big Brothers Big Sisters, Boys and Girls Club, and more. Available on all major platforms!
Join host Paul Schmidt on this episode of Mission Control as he talks with Kim Renwick, Executive Director of the Shiawassee Community Foundation. Discover her journey from banking to nonprofit leadership, the impact of COVID-19, and the foundation's future goals.
On this episode of the Mission Control Podcast, Alex Brace, Executive Director of Small Talk Child Advocacy Center, shares his journey into child advocacy. He discusses the center's mission, leadership challenges, and the importance of creating a positive work environment while addressing sensitive issues.
In this episode of Mission Control, host Paul Schmidt interviews Cameo King, the founder of Grit, Glam, and Guts (GGG). Cameo shares her mission to empower girls aged 12 to 17 with educational and civic learning opportunities while increasing their self-identity and self-awareness. Starting from her career in journalism, Cameo reveals how she transitioned into founding GGG and her motivation behind it. The podcast delves deep into her approach to storytelling, which she uses in her podcast, the Good Girl Podcast, and her work with other non-profits to help them find their voice and communicate effectively.
In this engaging episode, Paul Schmidt interviews Brian Philson, the leader of Highields, Inc., about his extensive career in juvenile justice and nonprofit leadership career. Brian talks about the origins and mission of Highields, founded in 1962, aiming to provide opportunities to children, youth, and families, helping them become responsible, productive members of society. He shares stories from his early career and the pivotal moments that solidified his commitment to this work. Brian also discusses the significant changes and reforms in juvenile justice over the past decades and how Highfields has adapted its strategies, especially during the pandemic. Balancing his values of faith, family, and fitness with his professional duties, Brian emphasizes the importance of being a lifelong learner. He shares his experiences managing a team through challenging times.
For more on Highfields, Inc: https://www.highfields.org/
Dive into this episode of Mission Control as Paul Schmidt interviews Louise Montag, Director of the Prevention Network. Discover her unique journey from aspiring ER physician to public health leader, her advocacy for substance misuse prevention, and the impactful work being done.
Join us on Mission Control as we chat with Luke Forrest about his journey in community economic development, navigating crises, and driving policy changes! Leave your thoughts below!
Welcome back to Mission Control, the podcast focusing on executive directors and non-profit leaders making positive impacts. Hosted by Paul Schmidt, owner and creative video strategist of UnoDeuce Multimedia. In this episode, we welcome Lauren from Aspire. She shares the mission to educate, equip, and empower individuals for better choices and healthy relationships. Learn about her journey from assistant director to executive director and how Aspire’s innovative programs, like their online academy, support holistic community education. Enjoy the conversation and get inspired by Aspire’s creative community initiatives!
On this episode of Mission Control, we talk with Aaryn Richard, former director of marketing and communications at the Michigan State University Burgess Institute for Entrepreneurship and Innovation. We spoke about insights into his journey, the mission of the Burgess Institute, and the evolving communication landscape.
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