What are you most proud of building — that nobody sees?
Nathan Hallford
The culture of the bringing the next person up under your wing behind you. It was something I had done for me when I first started training and they became a mentor to me on how to teach that next person who starts after you. Read more >>>
Jared Drinkwater
One of the most underrated parts of starting a business (with a young family) are the life lessons it teaches your kids. I have four kids who were 18, 13, 13 and 9 when I launched Low and Slow three years ago and they have been fully engaged since day one. Read more >>>
Donna Morris
What I’m most proud of building, that often goes unseen, is the resilience and intentionality behind everything I create and/or co-create. On the outside, people see the events, creative collaborations, strategies, or wins. Read more >>>
FCL
At Fairmount Community Library, our contribution to the invisible thread of community makes us proud. We provide a third space for many – families, children, volunteers, and neighbors – where connections are made through our diverse range of programming (book clubs, children’s programs, meet-ups, partnerships with other nonprofits, celebrations and more). Read more >>>
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