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Welcome to The BrandBuilders Podcast! Today, we're cooking up something good, with Chef Ron Ahlert, the Executive Director of the Community Culinary School of Charlotte (CCSC). Under Chef Ron's leadership, CCSC has been transforming lives through culinary education, providing essential workforce training and job placement assistance to adults facing barriers to employment. CCSC's mission is to tackle the root causes of poverty by equipping students with the skills necessary for sustainable careers in the food service industry. Their innovative programs not only teach culinary arts but also focus on job readiness, life skills, and goal-setting, helping individuals move from dependency to self-sufficiency.

Many schools are working to better support students' physiological, social, and emotional growth in addition to their cognitive development as a part of their school improvement efforts. Moreover, students are playing a key role in helping education leaders develop and implement new policies and practices. In this episode, Danny Torres (host) and Grace Westermann (co-host) talk with Rebeca Cerna, Director for the California Center for School Climate (CCSC), and special guest, Julian Berkowitz-Sklar, a graduating senior at Saratoga High School in California and member of the Center's Youth Advisory Team. Berkowitz-Sklar brings a unique perspective as a high school student driving positive change within his school community. As a Youth Advisory Team member, he has played a pivotal role in collaborating with his peers and CCSC to design and implement resources that facilitate school climate improvements. From student-led initiatives to helping schools and districts tell stories with their school climate data, Cerna dives into the comprehensive approach taken by CCSC to empower students and foster safe and supportive learning environments. Their conversation includes the following topics: How a positive school climate affects outcomes for students Centering student voices to help improve school climate What school personnel can do to create a supportive environment The role of the California Center for School Climate Transcript Resources Mentioned in this Episode Cultivating Caring Relationships at School: 15 Activities That Promote Staff and Student Connection School Climate Audio Gallery Additional Related Resources from the CCSC Understanding School Climate: An Overview of School Climate Domains Participatory Systems Change for Equity: An Inquiry Guide for Child-, Youth-, and Family-Serving Agencies School Climate Data Use Webinar Series CCSC Resource Library Learn more about the CCSC and access their resources to support your school climate efforts.

Get ready to be inspired like you never have before. Our featured guest on today's podcast is Jennifer Slavin. Not only is Jennifer Vice President of Operations at Magic Memories Early Learning Schools in Pennsylvania, she is also a coach with the Child Care Success Company. Brian and Jennifer got to know each other very well when he was coaching at the CCSC.  They hit it off and have been good friends ever since.    Jennifer is the most positive person we know, she is always smiling, always bringing that happy energy, and always lighting the candles of other people, including ours.   Mindset is the most important thing you will learn in business or in the child care industry. Once you have the mindset right the skillset will follow.   Many times owners and directors get discouraged by the mindset or attitude of their teachers and caregivers, but they don't realize that their team's mindset is actually a reflection of their own.    Happiness is contagious. This is a principle that Jen knows well. She makes it a habit to purposefully go into the centers she oversees with high energy and positivity so her “sunshine” will rub off on her team and brighten their mindsets. Jen says, “It's our responsibility as leaders to bring that positive energy to our team.”   Her philosophy is that keeping a positive mindset is a discipline. You have to work at it, plan for it, and continually practice to reinforce your mindset by feeding it positivity so you are able to be the leader that your team needs.   Jen coaches over 40 directors, and the two most common themes that they report struggling with right now are staffing,  and getting pulled down by the day-to-day. Jen shares several of her “go-to,” tried and true techniques that she uses to help directors refocus and put their happy pants back on. She prides herself on feeding into her school leaders so they are ready to be the models, the examples, and the ones that set the tone and truly LEAD their teams.   Jen also discusses how to not let things out of your control impact your mindset, how to shift the energy to get the performance that you want out of your team, and how to pull yourself out of a funk when you are so discouraged that all you want to do is cry. She answers this week's listener's question with several questions that provoke self-reflection.   Don't miss this episode! You will be inspired to find ways to be the light in this world and the motivation to be the best child care leader you can be. Get our FREE eBook: Since it is mindset month we have created an amazing e-book for Child Care Center owners and we are giving it away for FREE.  It is the Ten Core Mindset Habits of Successful Child Care Business Owners.  Click on the link below to get your FREE e-book, instant download.  https://bit.ly/3tYEIrO   Did you hear about our two BRAND NEW BOOKS that will help you with your mindset:     Child Care Mindset: 30 Days of Growth and Transformation by Brian and Carol Duprey Child Care Mindset: Dreams, Goals, & Gratitude Journal by Brian and Carol Duprey You can find them both at https://www.ChildCareMillionaire.com/books   Tune in to hear the answer to this week's listener question: Dear Brian and Carol, I used to love coming to my school every day, but I am so tired now all I want to do is cry all day.  My staff morale is low and I am struggling to keep my good teachers, is there anything you can suggest to help me? (Guest Jennifer Slavin answered this question live on the podcast, and you don't want to miss her answer!)   Child Care Owners: Join our private Child Care Millionaire Mastermind Facebook Group to network with other business owners like yourself. Ask questions, get tips, share stories, network. https://www.facebook.com/groups/childcaremillionaire   Learn more about Brian and Carol Duprey at https://www.childcaremillionaire.com

Catholic Charities Of Santa Clara County has been relentlessly striving to help the needy. From education to immigration… Catholic Charities are involved in a lot of welfare programs. During the hard times of covid CCSC has done commendable service by providing meals for more than 20 million people. Here are the representatives of the organization including their CEO Gregory Kepferle sharing the activities of CCSC, its achievements and their passion towards work. Interview: Robert Hicks

Nick Mulvaney, Founder/CEO of Chicago City Soccer Club, joins for a 1v1 on the growth of his organization that now includes multiple USL franchises- including a USL-W team.The wide-ranging conversation looks at the organization, the city, the footprint, the youth game, and what Mulvaney sees with the issues of the day

 Listen in to our weekly gathering as we continue our "This Is Us" series. You can join us on Sunday mornings at 10:30 at 127 North Main St in Benton, AR or online via Facebook Live. 

Listen in to our weekly gathering as we continue our "This Is Us" series. You can join us on Sunday mornings at 10:30 at 127 North Main St in Benton, AR or online via Facebook Live.

Listen in to our weekly gathering as we continue our "This Is Us" series. You can join us on Sunday mornings at 10:30 at 127 North Main St in Benton, AR or online via Facebook Live.

Listen in to our weekly gathering as we continue our "This Is Us" series. You can join us on Sunday mornings at 10:30 at 127 North Main St in Benton, AR or online via Facebook Live.

Episode 2: Making Mental Health Events Effective. For our second episode, we get a chance to sit down with Angel Njoku and Prem Thakker to discuss their thoughts on the state of mental health at Columbia. Angel is a first year in SEAS who was willing to open up about her experience here at Columbia. Prem is the sophomore class president of CCSC and a member of the Mental Health Task Force. We asked him for his thoughts on the Mental Health Task Force and its approach to improving mental health on campus.We also have an appearance by Patches, a band started by Aunoy’s roommate Austin Horn and his friend Andrew Sobleson. Please check them out, they’re a fantastic band and their first album will be on spotify soon!!!! (Their music comes on at 22:10).Subscribe on iTunes or Spotify.Support the show (https://www.paypal.com/pools/c/8aMaDhinpj?_ga=1.244341637.1251929505.1532452461)

In this episode, Brit, Sam, and Peaches talk about the 2-0 win over the New England Revolution and look ahead to DC United at Audi Field this midweek and Columbus Crew at home this weekend.

A jam packed cast for you today from a number of the Clobber-Calm team as we bring you cast 18 live from the Clobber-Calm Supply Co. We catch up with leather care Rob, Darcy and Amanda from 23oz. indigo who gives us the down low on clobber colabs, vintage reworks and much much more! Thanks for listening guys Ben & Glen

On this episode of Uncle Sam's Soccer Podcast, Arman and Jake talk about the USMNT's 3-0 win over Bolivia. The boys also discuss MLS expansion as the league announced FC Cincinnati as its 26th franchise and what that means for Columbus Crew.

Today I welcome Michael Matricciani back to Off the Pitch with Active for a 2nd time. This episode was recorded back Jan 2018 when he was the owner of Soccajoeys, a non-competitive football program for 2.5-8-year old’s. We are now in May ’18 and he recently sold it after 5 years as the Owner/Director so he could focus more on his coaching and his promotion as Australian College of Sport Football-Coaching Director. It is an absolute pleasure for me to announce that Michael Matricciani has also put his hand up for involvement in the Yellow for Yelling Awareness and Educational program for parents with children in sport. His experience is comprehensive; Ex professional player (including U20 young Socceroos & U23 Olyroos), 3 years as Technical Director of CCSC, 5 years as Director/Owner of Soccajoeys and current ACS Football-Director of Coaching. He is also FFSA U17 (NTC) Girls Head Coach, developing players for future Matilda’s (for non-Australian listeners Matilda’s is the Australia Women’s National Football Team, who currently is ranked 6 in the world by FIFA. Combine this experience with his coaching qualification including AFC/FFA A License plus FFA instructor and other certified courses, Michael will help raise awareness of the Yellow for Yelling program amongst higher level coaches and educators. I got so excited when he offered to get involved so I began searching for this coming interview. It was recorded back in Jan ’18, when we had a chat about Soccajoeys and setting up the foundation for a successful life by providing a safe learning environment in sport. It is a great podcast and it will touch your heart if you are coaching kids or are a parent with a younger child. This Episode is brought to you by DPRMT, Diego Pellegrini Remedial Massage Therapist. The answer for a quick recovery from; Osteitis Pubis Muscle Tears Muscle Strains Tendinitis Ankle Dislocations Sciatic Nerve Irritation If you have any of these conditions don’t waste any time contact Diego NOW! on 0434 053 971

"Everything good in my life is because of camp." Daniella Garran Daniella Garran calls herself a camp "cultist" because she loves camp that much. Daniella has been at Cape Code Sea Camps since 1984 as both a camper and a counselor, and she now serves as an assistant director. In her role at CCSC now, Daniella schedules over 400 campers and oversees the teen leadership program. Daniella loves summer camp so much, she even wrote a book called Hello Mother, Hello Father: Celebrating Summer Camp! The book is a beautiful, hard cover, coffee-table style book that covers the history of summer camps in the United States. For the book, she interviewed campers, staff, and alumni from many different American summer camps. I first connected with Daniella when she was writing the book, and she ended up interviewing alumni from my camp, who are quoted in the book. In Episode 10, I interview Daniella about her experiences at camp, what she learned as a camp counselor, and how she is able to use those skills as a 7th grade teacher. We also talk about why she recommends camp counseling as a great summer job and what she wants to tell parents who think an internship is a better idea than being a camp counselor! Related: Why Being a Camp Counselor is the Best Summer Job