Podcast appearances and mentions of Whitney Anderson

Angel Baby stars Isabel Cueva ("Aztec Warrior," "The Lady Killers"), Daniel Roebuck ("The Fugitive," "U.S Marshalls") and Rebecca de Mornay ("The Hand That Rocks the Cradle"). Quiver Distribution has taken North American sales rights. Actor Douglas Tait ("Hellboy," "Teen Wolf") makes his directorial debut, and also stars in the film. The screenplay is written by Elisa Manzini ("I'll Be Waiting") and Rebecca Stahl ("Everything in Between"). Dan Thiel, Whitney Anderson and Chris Browning round out the cast. Val (Cueva), a loving wife, and her husband Justin (Thiel) move to a remote cabin to heal from the sudden death of their unborn twins and get a fresh start. Soon she senses an evil presence. After her best friend (Anderson) comes to check on her mental health, dark secrets begin to unravel. Meanwhile, a mysterious neighbor (Browning) comes searching for the truth and with the help of the owner of the local bar (DeMornay) she gains the strength she needs to face what is tormenting her peace. "Angel Baby" is produced by Cueva and Tait of Cave Entertainment, and financed by Fearful Pictures. Cinematography is by Alvaro Martin Blanco.

Angel Baby stars Isabel Cueva ("Aztec Warrior," "The Lady Killers"), Daniel Roebuck ("The Fugitive," "U.S Marshalls") and Rebecca de Mornay ("The Hand That Rocks the Cradle"). Quiver Distribution has taken North American sales rights. Actor Douglas Tait ("Hellboy," "Teen Wolf") makes his directorial debut, and also stars in the film. The screenplay is written by Elisa Manzini ("I'll Be Waiting") and Rebecca Stahl ("Everything in Between"). Dan Thiel, Whitney Anderson and Chris Browning round out the cast. Val (Cueva), a loving wife, and her husband Justin (Thiel) move to a remote cabin to heal from the sudden death of their unborn twins and get a fresh start. Soon she senses an evil presence. After her best friend (Anderson) comes to check on her mental health, dark secrets begin to unravel. Meanwhile, a mysterious neighbor (Browning) comes searching for the truth and with the help of the owner of the local bar (DeMornay) she gains the strength she needs to face what is tormenting her peace. "Angel Baby" is produced by Cueva and Tait of Cave Entertainment, and financed by Fearful Pictures. Cinematography is by Alvaro Martin Blanco.

Dive into this illuminating conversation with fundraising expert, Whitney Anderson, as she unveils key strategies to design case statements that drive donor engagement and transform campaign outcomes. 

212: Are You Ready to Lead a Capital Campaign? (Whitney Anderson)SUMMARYIs your nonprofit organization really ready to launch a capital campaign? What is a realistic and attainable goal? How do you know when you're prepared for success? In episode #212 of Your Path to Nonprofit Leadership, Whitney Anderson shares her expertise in conducting campaign visioning and feasibility studies, developing donor strategies and managing the entire capital campaign process. Learn how to build a strong case for support and have the alignment between staff, board and key stakeholders. Whitney offers advice to avoid fatigue during the high demands of a large capital campaign. And, she ensures how nonprofit leaders can best prepare their staff and board for a successful campaign that is properly resourced. ABOUT WHITNEYWhitney Anderson is the Principal for Campaign Services at Fox Advancement, a leading fundraising firm that provides capital campaign consulting, grant research and writing, and fractional development officer support. She is passionate about helping nonprofits clarify their vision, tell their story, and link their mission with generous donors. She is a skilled strategist and project manager who helps nonprofits manage major fundraising campaigns from conception to completion. Her areas of expertise include working with volunteers on peer-to-peer fundraising strategies, interviewing philanthropists, and facilitating major gifts solicitation training. Whitney holds a Ph.D. in Interpersonal Communication from North Dakota State University.EPISODE TOPICS & RESOURCESMindset: The New Psychology of Success by Carol S. DweckLearn more about the work Whitney is doing hereCheck out Patton's book Your Path to Nonprofit Leadership: Seven Keys to Advancing Your Career in the Philanthropic Sector

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Whitney Anderson is the principal for camping services at Fox advancement, a fundraising firm that provides capital campaign consulting, grant research and writing, and fractional Development Officer support.  Key Takeaways:Capital campaigns involve a lot of change and tend to be very emotional. People absorb different levels of change at different rates. There's tons of transition and change management baked into any campaign because it's never just about a physical move. Nonprofits must consider doing a pre-feasibility study in which they comprehensively think about their overall campaign number. We need to know what we really need and include the accurate number when we're asking from the donor to make sure that the project gets completed. Document everything you know about your case from an emotional level, a financial level, and a practical level, then try to wrap all of those arguments up into a well-written document. Realize that this document is a living document that's subject to change. Don't aim to launch a perfect case. When launching campaigns, hone in on what the donors are going to resonate with. Don't stop with just talking about the building or any other material upgrades, talk about how this campaign will be able to create a greater impact in the community.  “There are different levels of change that happen within a campaign and people absorb those at different rates. For some, it's easy and exciting. For others, it can be really draining and there needs to be a lot of communication and navigation around that.” “Now is the time to ask for what you need. And be really clear on what those different buckets compose.”  “If you're always trying to achieve the perfect case, you're going to be wasting a lot of valuable time when you can at least have a core document that is open to change as you go through the process.- Whitney Anderson  Reach out to Whitney Anderson at:Website: https://foxadvancement.com/LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/whitney-anderson-33711121/ Be more confident, credible & convincing to your board & supporters without feeling rejected, ineffective, or pushy. Learn to manage your mindset, lead yourself and others more effectively and have the meaningful conversations that drive your most important work. Get your free starter kit today at  www.theinfluentialnonprofit.com Connect with Maryanne Dersch: maryanne@courageouscommunication.com

Patrick chats with Dr. Whitney Anderson about the challenges and opportunities presented when conducting a capital campaign. Topics include board engagement, peer-to-peer fund development, contracted RD professionals, and more.

Whitney Anderson, a customer care vendor manager, and Terrance Pleasant, a CX project manager, talk to us about the overall implementation process of ServiceNow’s Customer Service Module (CSM). The Customer Connection podcast helps you learn the implementation and adoption of the ServiceNow platform. This show is led by a Customer Experience Expert and Director of Customer Workflows, Jerry Campbell, and the Portfolio Managers, Gareth Millwood and Nick Derbawka. Key highlights of the Episode:  06:56 - ServiceNow CSM implementation 10:20 - The Medallia integration and its customization 13:41 - The customer service portal and 3CLogic implementations 18:39 - Instant wins after the implementation To learn more about the implementation and adoption of the ServiceNow Platform, subscribe to the Customer Connection Podcast on Apple Podcasts or wherever you listen to podcasts. For feedback, please send us an email at customerconnection@servicenow.com. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Whitney Anderson, a customer care vendor manager, and Terrance Pleasant, a CX project manager, talk to us about the overall implementation process of ServiceNow's Customer Service Module (CSM).    The Customer Connection podcast helps you learn the implementation and adoption of the ServiceNow platform. This show is led by a Customer Experience Expert and Director of Customer Workflows, Jerry Campbell, and the Portfolio Managers, Gareth Millwood and Nick Derbawka.    Key highlights of the Episode:  06:56 - ServiceNow CSM implementation  10:20 - The Medallia integration and its customization  13:41 - The customer service portal and 3CLogic implementations  18:39 - Instant wins after the implementation    To learn more about the implementation and adoption of the ServiceNow Platform, subscribe to the Customer Connection Podcast on Apple Podcasts or wherever you listen to podcasts. For feedback, please send us an email at customerconnection@servicenow.com.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

“We're serving the underserved, doing things differently, making a difference for people.” - Whitney Anderson-HarrellThank you for tuning in to episode 135 of The CUInsight Experience podcast with your host, Randy Smith, co-founder of CUInsight.com. This episode is brought to you by Allied Solutions. Allied Solutions is focused on helping clients grow their bottom line, protect their business and members, and evolve to stay ahead of the competition.My guest on today's show is Whitney Anderson-Harrell, President & CEO at Elements Financial FCU in Indianapolis. Whitney shares the unique story of her career journey from teller, to outside the industry, and finally back to credit unions. She expresses her excitement about the future of the movement and what credit unions should focus on to stay relevant. She also discusses the value of having and being a mentor to gain greater insight and opportunities throughout your career.During our conversation, Whitney dives into the big investment she made in her career that she also considers a big catalyst for change. Whitney shares that when adding a new member to her team, she looks for integrity, loyalty, and trust. She finds it important to create a healthy environment where  solution-oriented conversations are encouraged. Throughout the discussion, Whitney shares her belief in challenging current ideas and listening to new ones to stay relevant and ultimately make the right decisions for members, employees, and the community. As Elements' newest CEO, Whitney shares how she built a foundation of trust with her leadership team through intention, direct communication, and asking questions. She finds this vital in gaining perspective and understanding what each employee values within the credit union. Whitney also finds it helpful to be direct when giving feedback and speaks on the benefits of having a direct conversation when necessary.     Whitney and I chat about how she plans on growing Elements along with the credit union movement as a whole by exceeding member expectations. Tune in to hear Whitney's advice on when to pull the plug on an idea, balancing a hybrid work environment, technology in the credit union space, and more. As we wrap up the show, listen in as Whitney talks about her amazing family, her love of Motown, and one book she's been reading lately. Enjoy my conversation with Whitney Anderson-Harrell!Find the full show notes on cuinsight.com.Subscribe on: Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Stitcher Books mentioned on The CUInsight Experience podcast: Book List How to find Whitney:Whitney Anderson-Harrell, President & CEO at Elements FCUwandersonharrell@elements.orghttps://www.elements.org/     LinkedIn | Twitter | Facebook | Instagram

Effective networking plays a key role in not just our career success but our journey toward becoming more dynamic people. Because of the stakes involved in networking, this activity can be stressful, but today we have Lauren Obersteadt and Sarah Whitney Anderson join us to help us learn how to manage it while becoming more skillful too. Lauren is the Executive Director of Alumni Relations for Vanderbilt University and Sarah is an Assistant Director for Alumni Student Engagement. Our conversation explores a wide range of topics such as how to approach people more naturally for the first time in person and online, how to best present oneself in Zoom meetings, and how to feel less shy while navigating tricky interpersonal terrain. We also cover how to build meaningful connections as quickly as possible, the right amount of follow-up after a cold email, and how to reach out to mentors that you have been out of contact with for a long time. Both of our guests dish out a ton of actionable tips such as trying to view networking in ways that make it seem less intimidating by focusing on the many things beyond career success that lie on the other side of a new relationship. We also hear about the value of pushing past shyness by simply diving in and understanding that it is okay to make mistakes. For an action-packed conversation that will springboard your journey to becoming a masterful networker, tune in today!See www.tjfcareercoach.com/episodes for more details, speaker bios and resources mentioned in the episode.

In this episode of Public Health Perspectives, Camelia Singletary speaks with Whitney Anderson, a graduate student at Saint Louis University currently finishing her Master of Public Health with a joint concentration in Maternal and Child Health and Epidemiology.

Vicki Hamilton-Allen talks to Chief Community development Officer, Whitney Anderson-Harrell, from Michigan State University Federal Credit Union. Anderson-Harrell Anderson-Harrell shares the inspiration and vision for the new foundation: Desk Drawer Fund. Anderson-Harrell provides more details on the Five Philanthropic Pillars of the fund: Arts & Culture, Youth Empowerment, Stable Housing, Financial Education and Fostering Entrepreneurialism. The fund has quickly become a force for positive growth in the community and has the energy to have many chant ‘Go Green!’ Whitney Anderson-Harrell serves as the Chief Community Development Officer at MSU Federal Credit Union (MSUFCU). Anderson-Harrell began at MSUFCU in 2015, previously working for Kraft Foods for 13 years. She currently oversees the Credit Union’s community development, diversity, equity and inclusion, business development, and financial education departments as well as the Financial Innovation and Education Center. She also serves as the President of the Desk Drawer Fund, a foundation supporting the MSUFCU and Oakland University Credit Union communities. Anderson-Harrell currently serves as the Vice Chair of Lansing Promise, is a member of the African American Credit Union Coalition's Board of Directors, Lansing Links Inc., the MSUFCU African American Employee Resource Group, Capital Area United Way, Funders, Lansing SAVE board, Lansing School District’s Magnet Programs Advisory Committee, the MLK Commission Greater Lansing, the MSU Multicultural Business Program, MSU Sales Program, the MSU Student-Athlete Engagement Faculty Committee, and the Peckham Community Partnership Foundation board.

There is an extent to which we can solve problems in our businesses. That is why it is never wrong to seek counsel from other great minds to help give you a new perspective on what you're facing. This process is referred to as a mastermind, where you gather with like-minded individuals in the marketplace to help each other grow. In this special episode, Jen Du Plessis invites us into a mastermind panel where she talks to a group of entrepreneurs offering counsel for each of their businesses' challenges. They went in and explored Roxann's struggle of figuring out how to do it all to go to the next level as a leader; Whitney Anderson's challenge with the lack of interaction with her clients; Libby Forester's inquiry on prioritizing one's workflow, specifically for a loan officer; and Scott Davis' dilemma on how to set boundaries that keeps one sane in the business while also allowing people to feel valued. Join in on this engaging conversation and be reminded of the fact that we don't have all the answers ourselves. We also need the guidance of other people in order to grow. Love the show? Subscribe, rate, review, and share!Here’s How »Join the Mortgage Lending Mastery Community today:kineticsparkconsulting.comBecome a MLM Gold Member!MLM Membership

Zombie Strippers. That is all the preamble required. Directed by Jay Lee. Starring Jenna Jameson, Robert Englund, Roxy Saint, Penny Vital, Whitney Anderson. This show can be listened to on Spotify, Apple Podcasts or wherever you listen to your podcasts. You can find us also on social media – Facebook, Twitter, Youtube, Instagram, and www.theflicklab.com. Hosted by Karri Ojala and Henrik Telkki. Edit by Karri Ojala. The Flick Lab theme tune by Nick Grivell.

This week, artist Whitney Anderson, joins Amity on the podcast to discuss her art, the Olsen Twins, and what inspires her work! Check out Whitney's art online at whitneylanderson.com and on instagram @whitneylanderson_art *Disclaimer* I wrongfully stated that James is Trent's middle name! Trent is Trent's middle name, and his first name is James. My bad! Rate, review, and subscribe! Instagram: @gimmepizzapodcast Twitter: @mkapodcast Etsy: etsy.com/shop/gimmepizzapodcast --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/gimmepizza/support

Join me in episode 14 to chat with Derryel and Whitney Anderson about their marriage community, 25 to Life: Young and Married! To connect with them, their names on all social media accounts are: 25 to Life: Young and Married. Link up with them for great resources that will help your marriage! To connect with Monique: FB, Instagram, Twitter: MoniqueTuset Webstie: www.moniquetuset.com Guess What? I have a new book out! It's called Learning to Love My Little Black Girl's Hair! For more details, head over to www.moniquetuset.com/lovehair.

On today's episode, Melissa celebrates National Freedom Day. which marks the end of Human Trafficking Awareness Month, with fellow Co-founder and Executive Director of The Dragonfly Home, Whitney Anderson. In addition to discussing Whitney's obsession with certain creatures—some real, some fantastical—they talk about Whitney's journey to working full-time in anti-human trafficking advocacy. Sometimes, when you're not even looking for it, your calling finds you! Listen for the Question of the Ep! Learn more human trafficking and The Dragonfly Home: www.thedragonflyhome.org CONNECT WITH MELISSA: Join Team Impact!! Melissa's Patreon Website: www.melissaeick.com Podcast Instagram: @makingyourimpactpodcast Melissa's Instagram: @melissaeick Email: hello@melissaeick.com Listener Voicemail (leave a comment or a question!): anchor.fm/making-your-impact/message --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/making-your-impact/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/making-your-impact/support

In today's episode, we have an interview with our very special guest, Whitney Anderson-Harrell. Whitney is the Chief Community Development Officer for MSUFCU/OU Credit Union and Executive Director of the Desk Drawer Fund. She is sharing insight on the dynamic qualities of a leader, following your passions and the importance of communication. This is an episode you don't want to miss!

In this episode Sam meets Whitney Anderson, the talented graphic designer, illustrator and artist. They chat about how she got started in illustration and design, her parent’s pumpkin farm, learning outside of college, developing her artistic style, freelance graphic design, work life balance, hand lettering, and sunset-parrot-turtleshell.

This week we have the amazing Whitney Anderson of Wit and Co on the podcast! We had the pleasure of meeting here IRL at Letter West and she is an absolute delight. She is super talented not only in design and illustration, but as an entrepreneur. We got to talk all about life in Milwaukee, exciting projects, and what's coming up for her!

Welcome to the pod— Graphic designer and Wit And Co. owner, Whitney Anderson!! Whitney is a freelance graphic designer and creative who specializes in branding, lettering, and illustrations. She works with small local start ups and large global companies alike to create individualized designs for print and packaging. Select clients include: Taste of Home, Whole Foods, Lululemon, MOO, Kickapoo Coffee Roasters, United By Blue, Press Waffles, among others. She is also the owner of Wit And Co.— a paper goods and small wearables brand based out of Milwaukee, WI.  We sit down in our glamorous home studio to hear her journey from small-town girl to freelancer and small business owner. She gives us a ton of useful tips on how to create symmetry between work and personal life and how to successfully be your own BOSS BABE. We pick her brain on all things productivity and collectively come to terms that procrastination is simply human nature.  We also chat about: • The importance of a morning ritual  • When to say to no to a project • How she convinced mom and dad that graphic design was a "real" job • Why she loves Milwaukee and calls it home She is currently obsessed with: • Hats!  One wellness tip:  • Face masks and oils by The Sunday Standard— a local Milwaukee skincare company Resources: • Learn more: witand.co  • Instagram: @whhitneyy, @witandco

In a first-ever foursome episode, Kelsey and Tyler are joined by Katy Martin and Whitney Anderson to explore the intricacies of intergalactic boning in Alien Mate. This episode contains spoilers to the actual future of the human race. You've been warned. Next Week's Book: Tempting the Beast by Lora Leigh

On this week’s episode of the #OrdinaryFreaks podcast freelance visual artist, branding and hand lettering/typography specialist and founder of WitAndCo. Whitney @whhitneyy Anderson takes us on her journey on how a love for visual art empowered her to pursue graphic design even after he parent’s doubts and how even calculated risks can still be daunting. She touches on the values of staying grounded through consistency, a balanced work/life routine, and much more.-FOLLOW WHITNEY ANDERSONWebsite: http://witand.co/Dribble: https://dribbble.com/whhitneyyInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/whhitneyy/Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/whitney-anderson-a8628b60/-FOLLOW ORDINARY FREAKS AT:Website: http://ordinaryfreaks.comFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/ordinaryfreaksTwitter: https://twitter.com/ordinaryfreaksInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/ordinaryfreaks-FOLLOW B:https://www.instagram.com/roblesmelgoz -FOLLOW EDDIE:https://www.instagram.com/eddjuarezs

On this week’s episode of the #OrdinaryFreaks podcast freelance visual artist, branding and hand lettering/typography specialist and founder of WitAndCo. Whitney @whhitneyy Anderson takes us on her journey on how a love for visual art empowered her to pursue graphic design even after he parent’s doubts and how even calculated risks can still be daunting. She touches on the values of staying grounded through consistency, a balanced work/life routine, and much more.-FOLLOW WHITNEY ANDERSONWebsite: http://witand.co/Dribble: https://dribbble.com/whhitneyyInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/whhitneyy/Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/whitney-anderson-a8628b60/-FOLLOW ORDINARY FREAKS AT:Website: http://ordinaryfreaks.comFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/ordinaryfreaksTwitter: https://twitter.com/ordinaryfreaksInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/ordinaryfreaks-FOLLOW B:https://www.instagram.com/roblesmelgoz -FOLLOW EDDIE:https://www.instagram.com/eddjuarezs

This week the Localites are joined by Whitney Anderson, Executive Director of The Dragonfly Home and Melissa Eick, Director of Communications and Development, both co-founders of The Dragonfly Home to talk about their upcoming fundraiser. The Crown of Beauty Gala is coming up Oct. 11 at the Farmers Public Market. Learn more ad purchase your tickets at http://www.thedragonflyhome.org/gala/.

Whitney Anderson grew up in a commercial fishing family in Chignik, Alaska.  Her experiences fishing with her family, and values she picked up along the way have helped her create her own art business and fashion line. She shared some of the lessons she learned, and some of her childhood memories with us over the phone.   Music (In order of Appearance):   "Plastic or Paper" - Wes Hutchinson "Reasons to Smile" - Topher Mohr and Alex Elena "Crimson Fly" - Huma-Huma Sites to check out:   whitneylanderson.com Whitney's article about Anderson Fishing family history  

Artist Whitney Anderson changes our view of horses & horse racing. Plus, Amanda Duckworth on the 3-year old crop as we head into the 2nd half of the season.

Babe Alert! We got Whitney Anderson of @whitandco on the podcast! She's a talented gal from Milwaukee who's got some killer design work. She loves tattoos, gourds, cheese, whiskey, and almonds. She's has a full time gig and does freelance work on top of that. She gives great advice for how to keep a balance. We love love love her! Please ignore the freaky noise that confuses us for the first few minutes of this episode. We think it was a ghost saying Whaaaat's UP?! Drunk on Lettering theme song by Real J Wallace, Produced by Dayfade.

#FBR welcomes one of the stars of @hulu's summer series #SouthBeach @WhitneyAnder5on and even through the phone, Johnny makes it weird.