influential leaders

Welcome to our transformative 8-week service, where healing abounds! If you've followed our YouTube and podcast, experiencing the power of our sermons, this journey may have sparked questions, especially navigating family dynamics. To address inquiries and delve into practical applications of our teachings, we've created a dedicated space for dialogue.

This panel discussion unfolded during our Thursday Night Service on November 30th, offering insights from key figures within Midtown Church. Let's explore our panelists:

Gilbert Acevedo III:
Family Pastor at Midtown Church, overseeing Kids, Youth, and the 1825 ministry. Married to Stacy Jayne Acevedo, Gilbert is a proud father of six. With two decades working with youth, he's passionate about empowering the next generation. Beyond pastoral duties, Gilbert is the Founder and CEO of Modern Abolition, a nonprofit spreading positivity.

Bob Balian:
Founding Pastor of Midtown Church, Bob co-leads with Efrem Smith. Also the Chaplain for the NBA's Sacramento Kings, Bob is committed to diversity. A UCLA graduate with a degree in Economics, he later earned a Masters in Theology from Fuller Theological Seminary. Bob, with wife Letty, planted Bayside Midtown in 2011, devoted to bringing hope, health, and healing.

Pastor Efrem Smith:
Internationally recognized leader using motivational speaking and preaching for transformation. Former President and CEO of World Impact, Efrem, with wife Donecia, launched Influential, LLC, a speaking and coaching organization. Efrem is a prolific author, addressing pressing issues in "Killing Us Softly." A graduate of Saint John's University, Luther Theological Seminary, and Fuller Theological Seminary with a Doctor of Ministry degree.

Tyronne Gross Jr.:
Campus Pastor of Midtown Church, Elk Grove. Former NFL Running Back, Tyronne transitioned into ministry after a career-ending injury. With wife Raquel, they founded The Table Community Foundation, committed to serving youth. Now in full-time ministry, Tyronne is dedicated to spreading keys to success through motivational speaking.

Pastor Susie Gamez:
Canadian-born, Korean by heritage, Mexican by marriage, and American by immigration. Pastor Susie Gamez, alongside husband Marcos, serves as Co-Lead Senior Pastors at Midtown Church. After 14 years of youth pastorship and church planting in South Central Los Angeles, Susie brings experience and dedication to her role in Sacramento.

This panel provides a unique opportunity to gain deeper insights into the minds of these influential leaders and explore the practical applications of their teachings in the context of family dynamics. Join us on this journey of discovery and transformation!

In this episode of In The Club Podcast by Club Colors, the team at Club Colors dives into the world of higher education branding and how premium products play a pivotal role in creating lasting brand impressions. They discuss the importance of purpose over product and how they collaborate with universities to understand the goals and challenges they face when promoting their brand. From engaging young alumni to driving success on campus, the discussion revolves around creative solutions and exclusive collector pieces that resonate with donors and alumni. The episode explores the impact of premium products on the human experience, building pride, and inspiring brand loyalty.

KEY TAKEAWAYS

• Premium products play a crucial role in creating lasting brand impressions and memories.
• Understanding the purpose and goals of branding initiatives is essential to choosing the right products.
• Personalized and exclusive collector pieces are effective in engaging alumni and donors.
• Premium products can contribute to student success by promoting campus resources and wellness habits.
• Impactful brand experiences can lead to better testimonials, referrals, and increased admissions.

QUOTES

• "We want to create things that alumni can't get somewhere else. We tap into their nostalgia to create a feeling tied to their personal brand."
• "It's not about just giving alumni something they can buy; it's about creating exclusive custom collector pieces that make an impact."
• "The office of the president runs the campus, and hearing their vision for the university is pretty incredible."
• "Premium products are vital for creating lasting brand impressions and motivating action."

If you enjoyed this episode of In the Club Podcast with Club Colors, please leave us a review on your favorite podcasting platform!

Club Colors: https://www.clubcolors.com/

Therapist Mandy is a highly accomplished professional, serving as the Co-Founder and Clinical Director of Mosaic Counseling Group. With expertise in psychology, behavioral science, neuroscience, and emotional intelligence, she is driven to make the best even better.

Throughout her illustrious career, Therapist Mandy has achieved significant milestones. As an executive coach, therapist, speaker, author, and mental health expert, she has worked with hundreds of individuals from diverse backgrounds. Her influence extends to major corporate companies and podcasts worldwide, as well as platforms like Apple, BET, Revolt, and MTV, along with various non-profits.

Therapist Mandy's impact reaches even further, as she has educated influential leaders, including Mayors and Governors, on leadership psychology, emotional intelligence (EQ), and mental wellness.

Armed with a Bachelor's degree in psychology and a Master's degree in Clinical Counseling, Therapist Mandy is a certified executive coach, licensed therapist, and an EMDR Clinician. Her unwavering passion is to help people break free from their limitations, which led her to co-found Mosaic Counseling Group as a clinical director.

Therapist Mandy is open to covering any topics that would be impactful to your audience, reflecting her commitment to making a positive difference in people's lives.

To connect with Therapist Mandy or learn more about her services, guests can visit her website at www.TherapistMandy.com. She also offers a free consultation and assessment to those seeking her expert guidance."

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Today's Finish Strong Friday episode reiterates the value of trust in leadership, the traits of influential leaders, lessons from the pillars of trust, their impact, and how to utilize them. Keep listening and be intentional in developing a reputation that followers can rely on! 

Key Takeaways To Listen For

• What makes a trustworthy leader from a follower’s perspective
• How to increase the level of your confidence as a leader
• Benefits of having a good character
• A prime example of a trustworthy leadership
• The power of vulnerability in shaping trust in leadership
• Why you should always be a communicative leader

Resources Mentioned In This Episode
The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People by Stephen R. Covey | Hardcover

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When is the best time to build confidence and strategies for a healthy mindset?  This week Tracy Ashdale shares how Girls on the Run created a program to foster mental, emotional, and physical fitness habits among our youth. Listen in as Laura and Tracy discuss the importance of building confidence in young women, emphasizing collaboration among community members, and seeking out opportunities to support women and make a long-lasting impact.

Here are a few things you’ll learn during this conversation:

• How Girls on the Run is focusing on building programs in schools
• How to create a collaborative effort to achieve big goals in your community
• The importance of embracing the differences of others
• Why community action creates a long-lasting impact
• What it means to be vulnerable and open with your team

During the 24-Hour Challenge, Tracy invites you to set an intention for your day and focus on gratitude, observing the impact it can have on your mindset and actions.

About Tracy Ashdale:

Tracy Ashdale, LSW; Executive Director, Chief Energy Officer, Girls on the Run of Southeastern Suburban, Pa.

As a lifelong champion of celebrating girls and women’s strengths, Tracy has always encouraged others to trust the themselves and lead with their heart as well as their head. Tracy has been on a journey to encourage women and girls to take action and be brave in their lives so they can experience real joy and connection with others.

Tracy appreciates that leadership is a moment to-moment choice and not about the title, tenure or position. She believes Leadership is for everyone. It is how we all could live our lives. Tracy feels honored and privileged to have Girls on the Run be the platform for her life’s work.

Tracy spent the first part of her professional life training and working with couples, families and children at The Horsham Clinic, Penn Council for Relationships and as an Integrative Life Coach with the Ford Institute. It was in 2002 that she read an article in Runners World honoring Molly Barker, Founder of Girls on the Run International that got the drums beating in her heart.

Soon after making a call to headquarters, Tracy founded the local Montgomery and Delaware Counties Council. She coached her first team of 12 girls at Fort Washington Elementary in 2007, expanding to serve Chester County in 2020 she has presided over an incredible time of organizational growth. The council has served over 10,000 girls locally. They have over 100 schools offering the program, with a couple thousand girls participating each spring; 400 coaches will delivering the 10-week curriculum in 2022.

Tracy brings significant expertise to Girls on the Run-in leading change, strategic goal setting and creating a value driven culture. Tracy believes in order for the organization to truly have an impact it is critical that she and her team live into the values of the organization.

In her free time, she enjoys being with her three daughters, family and dogs. She never misses an opportunity to go for a run, do yoga, play tennis, read, give back and travel. She is committed to doing things that feel uncomfortable or scary as often as she can tolerate.

Learn more about Girls on the Run here: www.girlsontherun.org

Email Tracy here: tracy.ashdale@girlsontherun.org

To learn more about Dr. Laura Sicola and how mastering influence can impact your success go to https://www.speakingtoinfluence.com/quickstart and download the quick start guide for mastering the three C’s of influence.

You can connect with Laura in the following ways:

LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/drlaurasicola

LinkedIn Business Page: https://www.linkedin.com/company/vocal-impact-productions/

YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCWri2F_hhGQpMcD97DctJwA

Facebook: Vocal Impact Productions

Twitter: @Laura Sicola 

Twitch: https://www.twitch.tv/vocalimpactproductions

Instagram: @VocalImpactProductions

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