From left to right are Jennifer Cantu, Donna Emery, Elizabeth Hunt, Alan Graham (ML&F President), Nikki Salzillo and Rachelle Everett. Photography by Licarione Photography. Guest post from Nikki Graham Salzillo (Leadership Austin Affiliate, 2008). Nikki is the Austin market president of Bank of America. The nonprofit community in…
UPDATE 10/06/2014: This blog post was removed because the authoring organization has made official candidate endorsements since the original posting.
Guest post from August Harris (Essential 2008). August is a consultant with Seeds for Change Consulting, LLC, owner of Covenant Financial Services, and Treasurer of Leadership Austin —– As leaders or future leaders throughout our community, we bear responsibility for the sound fiscal health of…
Guest post from Emily Chenevert, Director of Public Affairs for the Austin Board of REALTORS®. —– As leaders in Austin, we often find ourselves advocating on behalf of diverse stakeholders, requiring us to create consensus among those who may share similar interests, but often don’t agree…
Guest post from June 2014 Engage breakfast panelist Natalie (Talia) Jomini Stroud and colleague Katie Steiner. Talia and Katie are both with the Engaging News Project of the Annette Strauss Institute for Civic Life at The University of Texas at Austin. —– Today, the news media…
Guest post from Chloe Scheller of InFluential Magazine, one of Leadership Austin’s media partners for the 2014 Best Party Ever. —– InFluential Magazine was honored to join Leadership Austin at the Best Party Ever this past weekend and be surrounded by truly influential and inspirational community…
Guest post from Bergan Casey and Stacy Ehrlich of Seeds for Change Consulting, LLC. Seeds for Change is an Austin-based customized consulting firm serving nonprofit organizations.—– Many organizations fail to maximize the full potential of their boards of directors. Instead of cultivating hands-on, constructive boards, many…
NOTE: Leadership Austin partners with CultureMap Austin on an on-going series of editorial columns meant to inform Austinites about issues facing our city.—– Today’s column is from October 2013 ENGAGE panelist Becky Motal and follows up on that event’s discussion of the Central Texas drought….