Podcasts about detroit public schools foundation

For this very special episode of Gen X Amplified, I have the pleasure of being joined by Ebony Flake, Business Journalist for ESSENCE. What makes this conversation extra amazing is that Ebony graciously featured me in a story she wrote last year as a full-page profile for their annual Men's print Issue. The story was titled “Gen X Leaders Are Dominating the C-Suite” and it featured insights on how the middle generation is now holding the keys to the boardrooms and shaping the future of work for everyone. Well, this episode is all about EBONY FLAKE, and her inspirational and intentional career journey. And I couldn't wait to feature her on the podcast, and spotlight her journey as a perfect example of true mid-career mastery. In this episode, Ebony and I unpack: Ebony's discovery of her passion for writing that became the spark for her career path Some of the early inflection points and external advocates that helped propel Ebony for a successful career in journalism and writing for ESSENCE The various lessons from Ebony's corporate and leadership experience that became valuable throughout her journey Why she is a passionate advocate for the experiences and opportunities of the underrepresented, particularly black women in corporate and entrepreneurship Why Gen X is the generation that is well suited for meaningful leadership in today's ever-changing world of work And more! Ebony's Personal Theme Song “Sweet Life” by Frank Ocean About Ebony Ebony Flake is a highly acclaimed writer and business reporter covering leadership, careers, and entrepreneurship for ESSENCE. She has been on a passionate mission to also amplify the voices, experiences, triumphs, and challenges faced by Black women in the workplace and beyond. Previously, as a C-suite reporter for Business Insider, Ebony explored the strategies and successes of high-level executives across various industries. Before transitioning to journalism, Ebony gained over a decade of HR leadership experience, spanning the food and beverage sector with industry giants including PepsiCo and Tyson Foods to the innovative and agile startup world as HR Director at an Austin-based boutique firm. Ebony's writings and perspective are grounded in insights gained into corporate culture, talent management, lean startups, and careers. Additionally, as Entrepreneur-in-Residence with the Ford Foundation, Ebony co-founded and led Urban Content Studios, a content collective offering full-service media for nonprofit clients, including contracts with the Detroit Public Schools Foundation, the Sean Anderson Foundation, and Gleaners Community Food Bank. Thank you for listening! Thank you so very much for listening to the podcast. There are so many other shows out there, so the fact that you took the time to listen in really means a lot! Subscribe to Gen X Amplified!

On this episode of the Dripping in Black Podcast, we are Dripping in Love for Detroit Public Schools with President and CEO of the Detroit Public Schools Foundation, Ms. Pamela Moore. Ms Moore discusses her professional and personal mission, along with her role, in helping to transform the largest public school District in Michigan, the Detroit Public Schools Community District, into a world-class school district. Beginning this Tuesday, November 2nd, the Dripping in Black Podcast shares another true story of Black Excellence, the story of Pamela Moore. Join us. The Dripping in Black Podcast is available for our audio listeners on the most popular podcast platforms and it can be viewed on Facebook Watch as well as the DiBk Channel on YouTube. Remember to subscribe to the DiBk Channel for notifications, and to follow, like, comment, and share with family, friends, loved ones, and everyone else. We truly appreciate your support in our intentional, enjoyable, and necessary celebration of Black Excellence. Detroit Public Schools Foundation Website: dpsfdn.org YouTube: Detroit Public Schools Foundation Dripping In Black Social Media Website: drippinginblack.com Instagram: @dibk20 Facebook: @dibk20 Twitter: Dibk20 --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Evrod Cassimy, Morning Anchor on WDIV/ClickOnDetroit.com, has  partnered with The Detroit Public Schools Foundation, which supports the Detroit Public Schools Community District, with the release of his new single, “Good Enough.”  On the CD cover, Evrod is wearing a mask with Good Enough (the title of his project) on it. When you purchase the mask […]

April 23, 2021 ~ The WDIV Anchor, Singer & Songwriter talks to Paul about his new song, "Good Enough" and he says the proceeds will be donated to the Detroit Public Schools Foundation.

Detroit's public education system has shown tremendous resilience in the face of the pandemic. In this episode,  Adam Torres and Pamela Moore, President and Chief Executive Officer at Detroit Public Schools Foundation, explore how the Detroit Public Schools Foundation is helping the children in Detroit succeed. Follow Adam on Instagram at https://www.instagram.com/askadamtorres/ for up to date information on book releases and tour schedule.Apply to be interviewed by Adam on our podcast:https://missionmatters.lpages.co/podcastguest/Visit our website:https://missionmatters.com/

Our public school system in Detroit has a lot of needs. Not just for the district itself, but as a lot of families don’t have money, a lot of programs that kids in the suburbs just do? Well, they don’t in Detroit. Like travel and fees to robotics competitions, for instance. Often in the suburbs, parents pick that up. In Detroit, often, the families don’t have the money. Here’s some context. The median household income in the city of Detroit is less than $30,000 a year. Statewide, it’s nearly $55,000. It’s not just about what the district itself gets per student in state funding, but the impact of poverty on families and educational outcomes. Mix that with all of the other challenges big city districts have here in Detroit and around the country and there’s a lot to deal with. So my conversation today is with Pamela Moore. She’s the president of the Detroit Public Schools Foundation, a non-profit that works to raise money and give grants to the Detroit Public Schools Community District and non-profit organizations that provide programming to Detroit students. Link to DPS Foundation: http://www.dpsfdn.org Also on the show: I-75 is gonna be a hot mess Detroit’s DDOT might be getting a new bus line (26 – Junction) The Gold Dollar is no more Popular noodle shop Ima is adding another location (First reported Freep) And a sheep was recorded on Detroit’s east side. Yes, a sheep. Video, where he calls it a Llama: https://www.facebook.com/wxyzdetroit/videos/953151331704115/

Craig speaks with Anika Goss of Detroit Future City, and also Pamela Moore of the Detroit Public Schools Foundation.  

Pamela Moore is the President and CEO of the Detroit Public Schools Foundation, where they work to support the Detroit Public Schools Community District. In this episode, we discuss her background, growing up in Detroit and attending Detroit Public Schools, and the crowdfunding campaign the Foundation is running. ––––– Links: DPSF: http://www.dpsfdn.org/educate-detroit-public-schools-live/ Crowdfunding Campaign: https://give.classy.org/dpseducates

Our feature interview today is with Amy Latawiec. She's the founder of a new body positive indoor cycling (or spin) studio on the east side of the city called Rebel Cycle Studio. More: https://www.facebook.com/RebelCycleStudioDetroit/ Our stories: - Officers in the Detroit Police Department are getting raises as part of a new union contract. - The old Joe Louis Arena seats are being sold starting at $50 for the next two weeks. - Auto supplier Lear Corporation has sold a seven-story building in the recently renamed Paradise Valley and Cultural District, which is targeted for a multimillion-dollar redevelopment. - If you catch a Lyft anywhere in Metro Detroit, you’ll have the option of rounding up your fare and donating it to the Detroit Public Schools Foundation.  - Sven and Jer talk about Greektown, their memories and what maybe should go there upon the news that New Parthenon has been bought by the people who own Pegasus Taverna - In downtown Ferndale, there’s word that Bobcat Bonnies will open this weekend. If you haven't already, be sure to subscribe to the Daily Detroit Podcast wherever you download your favorite shows. Link here. Thanks to Milo Digital for their support. We're welcoming a new sponsor to the show next week!  Recorded on October 18, 2018.

Katana and Vicky will be interviewing the President of Detroit Public Schools Foundation, Glenda Price. Join us as we’ll discuss:Listeners will learn of opportunities to get involvedLearn about the work of the DPS FoundationBetter understand the vitality of Detroit schoolsDr. Price retired from the presidency of Marygrove College in 2006, following eight years in the position. Since her official retirement, she has held positions as interim president of the Michigan Colleges Foundation, and now president of the Detroit Public Schools Foundation. In addition she serves on the Boards of Focus: HOPE, Detroit Receiving Hospital, The Jewish Fund, Community Foundation for Southeast Michigan, Detroit Symphony Orchestra, The YES Foundation, and the Council of Michigan Foundations. To learn more about Glenda go to www.detroitpsfoundation.org

November 2010 - This month39s quotPNC Roundtablequot entitled quotInvesting in Detroit Students through the Detroit Public Schools Foundationquot. Paul W. Smith and Co-Host Ric DeVore talk with President amp CEO of the Detroit Public Schools Foundation Chacona Johnson and Detroit Public Schools Foundation board member Dr. Glenda D. Price. Click here to watch the video podcast of this month39s PNC Roundtable.

November 2010 - This month39s quotPNC Roundtablequot entitled quotInvesting in Detroit Students through the Detroit Public Schools Foundationquot. Paul W. Smith and Co-Host Ric DeVore talk with President amp CEO of the Detroit Public Schools Foundation Chacona Johnson and Detroit Public Schools Foundation board member Dr. Glenda D. Price. Click here to watch the video podcast of this month39s PNC Roundtable.