Podcasts about soulsville foundation

Deanie Parker has worn many different hats at Stax Records. From a songwriter, singer, arranger, collaborator, and publicist for the since the beginning of the label existence. Decades later continues to persevere the history of Stax. President and CEO of the Stax Museum of American Soul Music and Stax Music Academy and executive director of Soulsville Foundation. The Grammy Award winner joined us to discuss her legacy with the legendary label out of Memphis, Tennessee.

In this episode of "Her Journey," host Joy Doss sits down with Pat Mitchell Worley, the CEO of the Soulsville Foundation, which encompasses the Stax Museum, Stax Music Academy, and the Soulsville Charter School. Pat shares her rich family history in media and her deep-rooted connections to Memphis, highlighting her journey through the worlds of media, music, and education. From overcoming stereotypes to navigating the challenges of being a black woman in various professional settings, Pat discusses the importance of embracing one's identity, the value of mentorship, and the impact of reading and curiosity on her personal and professional growth. Her story emphasizes the importance of diversity, resilience, and the pursuit of one's passions amidst the complexities of life and career. Pat's narrative is an inspiring testament to the power of staying true to oneself while contributing meaningfully to the community and breaking free from societal boxes. Proudly sponsored by NIKE, Black Community Commitment

What does it mean to be a servant leader in government HR, and how can embracing this mindset make life better for citizens? Join us in an insightful conversation with our esteemed guest, Alex Smith, the Chief HR Officer for the City of Memphis, as we explore the power of servant leadership and its impact on talent management, especially during the pandemic. Alex Smith, 2022 HRD Global 100 HR leader and winner of HRO Today Magazine's CHRO of the Year 2020, is best known for positioning the City of Memphis as a model for city government for the 21st Century. A firm believer in community service, Alex serves on the advisory council for 3SixtyInsights and the advisory board for Government Executive Media Group's RouteFifty. She also serves on the board of directors for the Soulsville Foundation. She holds a Bachelor's degree in Economics from Duke University and a Master's degree in Human Resources and Industrial Relations from the University of Minnesota. Alex currently lives in Memphis with her two daughters. Learn more about Alex: https://www.linkedin.com/in/chroalexsmith/ Episode highlights:[3:37] What is servant leadership for Alex?[7:00] An example of a program promoting servant leadership and barriers encountered [12:52] What is Ovation Award?[15:11] Parenting vs. great leadership[18:20] What her kids taught her about leadership[20:47] How leaders can bring servant parental leadership into the workplace[23:24] How to show that you actually care and helping your organization to grow[29:04] Some challenges that allowed Alex to grow[32:45] What's in the future for Alex?[34:33] Outro Follow and Subscribe to Jimmy BurroughesLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jimmyburroughes/Website: https://www.jimmyburroughes.com/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jimmybleadership/ ---------- Beat Burnout - Ignite Performance Chapter 1 is now available to download for FREE Grab a copy now at: https://jimmyburroughes.com/book

Meet Calvin Stovall! He has blended his passion for hospitality and history to reveal true stories of African American hospitality pioneers. In his upcoming book titled, "Hospitality Historiography", Calvin highlights and celebrates the hospitality contributions of African American people...specifically centering African American hotel ownership throughout history. Calvin started his hospitality career like so many of us as a front desk agent. He would go on to hold the roles of VP of Brand Marketing with Hilton, CEO of Soulsville Foundation as well as Marketing and Brand Strategist for the fundraising arm ALSAC for St. Jude Children's Research Hospital. Calvin is now CEO of ICONIC Presentations where he specializes in delivering high energy keynote presentations for organizations that desire to reach or maintain iconic status. www.iconicpresentations.net calvin@iconicpresentations.net www.linkedin.com/in/calvinstovall IG: @iconicspeaker Follow Us: IG: @dontlookunderthebedpod www.inkedin.com/in/robinmoncrieffe www.linkedin/com/in/nikiwade robin@dontlookunderthebed.org niki@dontlookunderthebed.org Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Meet Calvin Stovall! He has blended his passion for hospitality and history to reveal true stories of African American hospitality pioneers. In his upcoming book titled, "Hospitality Historiography", Calvin highlights and celebrates the hospitality contributions of African American people...specifically centering African American hotel ownership throughout history. Calvin started his hospitality career like so many of us as a front desk agent. He would go on to hold the roles of VP of Brand Marketing with Hilton, CEO of Soulsville Foundation as well as Marketing and Brand Strategist for the fundraising arm ALSAC for St. Jude Children's Research Hospital. Calvin is now CEO of ICONIC Presentations where he specializes in delivering high energy keynote presentations for organizations that desire to reach or maintain iconic status. www.iconicpresentations.net calvin@iconicpresentations.net www.linkedin.com/in/calvinstovall IG: @iconicspeaker Follow Us: IG: @dontlookunderthebedpod www.inkedin.com/in/robinmoncrieffe www.linkedin/com/in/nikiwade robin@dontlookunderthebed.org niki@dontlookunderthebed.org Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

During the pandemic, arts organizations were some of the most deeply impacted nonprofits.  They lost revenue from performances and special events, and many were forced to lay off key staff and artists.  The pandemic also inspired innovative ways to deliver programming and engage new audiences.  Though the arts may still struggle in the short-term, is there a renaissance on the horizon?  Pat Mitchell-Worley, Deputy Director of Soulsville Foundation and Executive Director of Stax Music Academy, and Elizabeth Rouse, President and CEO of ArtsMemphis, joins us to discuss the impact of COVID and the good news that may be ahead for arts organizations in the United States.

President and CEO of Memphis' Soulsville Foundation, Richard Greenswald, shares his passion for Memphis, STAX, as well as how we can make an impact in our city & in the next generation of students. - *Visit Youtube.com/HopeChurchMemphis for more Green Chair Conversations! Also you can follow us at @Hope4Memphis on Facebook and Instagram to stay connected.

Richard Greenwald, President & CEO of the Soulsville Foundation in Memphis, talks about the legacy of Stax Records as we listen to some of his favorite songs. The hour is filled with great stories and great music.This September 13, 2019 interview first aired on GTown Radio.

Tim Sampson is communications director for the Soulsville Foundation which runs the Stax Museum of American Soul Music, the Stax Music Academy, and the Soulsville Charter School in Memphis. We discuss the history of Stax Records including artists Booker T. Jones, Otis Redding, Jean Knight, the Staple Singers, and Isaac Hayes as well as the establishment and operation of Soulsville which Tim has been involved with since day one.

Born in Mississippi, Deanie arrived at the Stax studio on McLemore Avenue in 1963 becoming one of Stax Records’ first artists. Deanie went on to perform practically every role, from singer, to composer, to liner notes writer, photographer, editor, publicist, press correspondent, documentalist, and most notably, the Soulsville Foundation’s first President and CEO, a nonprofit organization that helped build the Stax Museum of American Soul Music.

Born in Mississippi, Deanie arrived at the Stax studio on McLemore Avenue in 1963 becoming one of Stax Records’ first artists. Deanie went on to perform practically every role, from singer, to composer, to liner notes writer, photographer, editor, publicist, press correspondent, documentalist, and most notably, the Soulsville Foundation’s first President and CEO, a nonprofit organization that helped build the Stax Museum of American Soul Music