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Principal Lamb demonstrates leadership and accountability in seemingly small ways.

Some great tips from the team about applying for Trustee roles in the Third Sector!

Working with your board and council is key to aligning strategy for the future of your community. A reminder that in our industry, an open mind is one of the best things a board, council or court member can bring to the table. Grateful to have that in a community where I work AND live. #medc #mckinney #mckinneytexas #mckinneytx #pipeline #projectpipeline #development #economicdevelopment #land #landdevelopment #strategy #strategicthinking #strategicplanning #boardretreat

The work of organizations like Rubicon Programs is critical to helping individuals bridge multiple gaps as they do the work to move out of poverty.   If you're not familiar with Rubicon Programs or haven't been involved in a while, go here to see what they are up to: https://lnkd.in/gdJykyG3

#probono #probonoweek2023 More of us in practice should sign up to this, time to give back. It can't be left to #legalaid Bravo Nick James and Huda Musa in 2 Bedford Row, The Chambers of Brian Altman KC and Jim Sturman KC for doing their bit. #legaladvice #legalhelp #justicesystem #barrister #law #lawyers #lawyersoflinkedin

Giving back is part of who we are. Here's how Raymond James is investing in our communities across North America and the United Kingdom, during Raymond James Cares Month and throughout the year. https://lnkd.in/eEeN9RT9

Journeys start here!

The people that make the most impact are the ones regularly helping your residents and patients. Thank your best team members by nominating them for a Frontline Honors Award! Click on the link in the post below to learn how you can get started #FrontlineHonors #seniorcare #seniorhousing #seniorliving

Giving back is part of who we are. Here's how Raymond James is investing in our communities across North America and the United Kingdom, during Raymond James Cares Month and throughout the year. https://lnkd.in/e2sc2HNW

In Northern California’s wine country, several spiritual sects are finding common ground. Literally, and all the better if they set an example through living side-by-side and sharing. So says Dave Larkin, who’s had a hand in bringing together 60-and-older people of the Quaker and Zen faiths. This fall, residents began moving into a 200-plus-apartment senior living community called Enso Village-A Kendal Affiliate in the city of Healdsburg, just north of Santa Rosa. He reckons they’ll get along just fine. But working out the more secular matters hasn’t been as easy. If the path to Nirvana or Paradise takes commitment and diligence, the same has held true for bringing Enso Village to fruition. Though the project had been proposed over a decade ago, it may have been ahead of its time. Bringing it to completion took time and persistence. Construction at Enso began construction around the same time when Larkin became general counsel and one-man legal team at The Kendal Corporation, a Quaker-rooted and Newark, Delaware-based nonprofit with 11 affiliates—10 senior communities and a Life Plan at Home-based model called Kendal at Home in nine states—and likely soon more under its auspices. https://lnkd.in/ebatrWu7