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Visit Flyover Country: Fulton, MO: National Churchill Museum

It is a pleasure to work with the National Churchill Museum. Read about this wonderful Missouri treasure here:

Visit Flyover Country: Fulton, MO: National Churchill Museum: Located an easy two hours outside of St. Louis is the site of one of the twentieth century's most important historical events: Winston C...

Special Olympics plans Columbia training center

Proud to work with Special Olympics Missouri on this special announcement by University of Missouri Head Coach Gary Pinkel and the head of Centene, Michael Neidorff. They announced a practice facility for athletes - the first of its kind in the nation at a press conference yesterday at Mizzou!

Special Olympics plans Columbia training center

Making the Most of Athlete Philanthropy

For a number of years, I've had the opportunity to work in sports, particularly in the areas of communications and philanthropy. Here I profile Van Le, the new head of The Sports Philanthropy Project!

Making the Most of Athlete Philanthropy

Skandalaris workshop to showcase innovation support resources July 25 | Newsroom | Washington University in St. Louis

This will be a great program for women and minorities to link them with entrepreneurial and innovation resources! I have served as a judge for the center's Youthbridge Social Entrepreneur Competition and their efforts are top notch!

Skandalaris workshop to showcase innovation support resources July 25 | Newsroom | Washington University in St. Louis

Case for Social Media in Developing Thought Leadership

I often have the opportunity to contribute content to a variety of blogs. This post was developed specifically for 501Connect to provide guidance to non-profits on how to use social media to build thought leadership.

http://www.501connect.com/non-profit-news/the-case-for-social-media-in-developing-thought-leadership