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February 21, 2018

Cathy Parker – NORTHERN LIGHTS – The Motion Picture

If you enjoyed Hollywood Director Andy Tennant’s Hitch, Sweet Home Alabama, Anna and the King, Bounty Hunter, Fools Rush In, Ever After, etc., then you’ll be excited to know that he’s bringing his magic touch to the new film NORTHERN LIGHTS. From CineVantage Productions, NORTHERN LIGHTS is the true story of a high school football team in desolate Barrow, Alaska, 300 miles north of the Arctic Circle, where a group of isolated Native Inupiat young men […]

March 18, 2018

Dean Webb & Faith Farm Ministries – Meet America’s Strong CEO!

Dean Webb is a STRONG CEO. He’s the Executive Director of Faith Farm Ministries, a 66-Year-Old, 10 Month Residential Drug And Alcohol Addiction Recovery Program with three separate campuses in Boynton Beach, Ft. Lauderdale and Lake Okeechobee, FL. Dean joined Faith Farm’s staff in June 2007. His prior experience included being a stockbroker and researcher with Merrill Lynch followed by President of his own securities firm. He was acting President for Larry Burkett’s Christian Financial […]

May 6, 2018

Pamela Ballard – Leading Susan G. Komen Tulsa To New Heights

Pamela Ballard is the CEO of Susan G. Komen Tulsa, a breast cancer organization that ensures women and men receive over 4,000 screenings and diagnostic services a year. Komen also provides 4,551 women and men educational services that keep them safe including outreach and patient navigation services. Pamela joined Komen in January of 2017. Since that time she’s increased financial capacity by 30% and has put in place budgetary measures that have increased services and […]

July 4, 2018

Jimmy LaRose says, “Money Is Oxygen”

Jimmy LaRose (pictured above) is causing controversy throughout the charitable sector with his message “Money Is Oxygen.” LaRose, celebrating his thirtieth year of service, is convinced, now more than ever, that prioritizing revenue generation is the key to nonprofit (and ministry) success. Last week I interviewed Jimmy in his home in Lexington, SC to see what the fuss was all about. The “back and forth” with this animated fifty-year old was both enlightening and not […]