In this episode, we revisit a previous episode where David sat down with M. Gasby Brown, CEO of The Gasby Group, Author, Visual Artist, and Nonprofit and Philanthropy Expert, to discuss why racial literacy is critical for every leader.
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Gasby's Bio:
M. Gasby Brown has a passion for the nonprofit sector that is beyond the norm. She heads a consulting firm that believes strongly in the power of well-run nonprofit organizations, board governance, programmatic strength, and ethical fundraising that leads to changing lives and impacting the world. Her cabinet level experience in organizations such as Greenpeace, National Urban League and The Washington National Opera, placed her in leadership positions that were instrumental in restructuring organizations, recalibrating program models, reenergizing boards and senior staff, and enhancing fundraising. It’s not surprising that she is the product of Harvard University’s Kennedy School where she earned a Master’s Degree in Public Administration (MPA). At MIT she was a team member in the renowned Media Lab where she conducted advanced research in new communications technology. Gasby is an entrepreneur, author, professor, visual artist, thought-leader, meeting facilitator, podcast host, as well as a nonprofit and philanthropy expert. Her Christian faith is woven through all of her accomplishments.
Gasby's Links:
Website: https://www.thegasbygroup.com/
"Business of a Spiritual Matter" by M. Gasby Brown: https://amzn.to/38BXvxJ
Gasby's Art: https://nopermissionneeded.com/
LinkedIn: / the-gasby-group-9b33104
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?...
Instagram: / thegasbygroup
Twitter: / gasbybrown
Key Quotes:
1. "There needs to be racial literacy."
2. "Always be open to learning new things."
3. "It's not in the thinking about it, it's in the doing."
4. "CEOs who are most effective have that sense of humility."
5. "We have to meet people where they are."
6. "Relationship is so important when building trust."
7. "Many are called but few are chosen."
Links Mentioned In The Episode:
"Business of a Spiritual Matter" by M. Gasby Brown: https://amzn.to/38BXvxJ
"Not On This Board You Don't" by Arthur Frantzreb: https://amzn.to/3BDeAUd
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