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What does leadership look like when every decision you make affects people you'll see at the grocery store tomorrow? Schumata Brown, Town Manager of Maysville, North Carolina, knows this reality intimately. As a native son who chose to stay and serve his hometown, Brown brings a unique perspective to leadership that's equal parts practical wisdom and heartfelt commitment.
In this episode, Brown shares real-world stories about building trust, modeling integrity, and embracing visibility in leadership roles. We dig into the balance between community traditions and new growth, and how leaders can foster a culture of belonging while driving progress.
Whether you're leading a local organization, a school, a church, or a small business, this conversation offers valuable insights on building trust, embracing adaptability, and creating a legacy that extends well beyond your tenure.
By Steve GoodsonWhat does leadership look like when every decision you make affects people you'll see at the grocery store tomorrow? Schumata Brown, Town Manager of Maysville, North Carolina, knows this reality intimately. As a native son who chose to stay and serve his hometown, Brown brings a unique perspective to leadership that's equal parts practical wisdom and heartfelt commitment.
In this episode, Brown shares real-world stories about building trust, modeling integrity, and embracing visibility in leadership roles. We dig into the balance between community traditions and new growth, and how leaders can foster a culture of belonging while driving progress.
Whether you're leading a local organization, a school, a church, or a small business, this conversation offers valuable insights on building trust, embracing adaptability, and creating a legacy that extends well beyond your tenure.