A VIEW FROM THE CHAIR

Greg Winston, a passionate change-maker and dedicated youth advocate, joins Martavius Jones to discuss the impactful work of his organization, CLAY (Cultivating the Life of a Youth). With a background in juvenile delinquency and an inspiring journey from athlete to nonprofit leader, Greg brings a unique perspective to the conversation. His dedication to changing the way kids think has led to an impressive success rate, proving that his methods are truly making a difference. Don't miss this chance to learn from Greg's experiences and gain valuable insights into the world of youth empowerment.

In this episode, you will be able to:

• Explore an exemplary program geared toward transforming young mindsets and fostering growth.
• Learn about a mutually beneficial union between electrical companies and their unwavering dedication to providing stable employment.
• Get a glimpse of the commendable efforts taking place in Memphis and their ripple effects.
• Understand the necessity of cultivating optimistic peer interactions and shifting away from negativity.
• Appreciate the remarkable outcomes achievable through productive non-profit and corporate integration.

On this episode of A View From The Chair, Memphis City Council Chairman Martavius Jones is joined by Mark Sturgis and Jamilica Burke from Seeding Success as they talk about the goals and vision of Seeding Success. They discuss the ways in which investing in the youth can help create a successful future for Memphis. Tune into all the latest episodes of A View From The Chair at KUDZUKIAN.com.

As an academic and now President of the National Civil Rights Museum, Dr. Russell Wigginton has dedicated his life to preserving the African American experience and advocating for economic justice. What began as a passion to explore Memphis' culture and history has now become a powerful mission to ensure the legacy of civil rights leaders lives on in unexpected ways.

In this episode, you will be able to:

• Grasp the vital role of the National Civil Rights Museum in safeguarding history.
• Delve into how education, arts, and culture empower community growth.
• Discern the impact of employing primary sources to challenge revisionist narratives.
• Appreciate Memphis's prominent influence on American music and culture.
• Uncover the potential of the Economic Empowerment Summit and the Build Black Wealth discussion.

Bobby White runs a one stop job center focusing on quality jobs, apprenticeships and industry credentials to ensure a successful future for Memphis. You will learn: 1. Discovering how to bridge the gap between college and vocational training to equip people with the skills needed to get good, sustainable jobs. 2. Exploring how automation and technological advances are impacting the job market. 3. Examining how partnerships with businesses and organizations can provide training programs and apprenticeships to increase workforce capacity. Bobby White is the Chief Government Relations Officer at the Memphis Chamber and Sam's Daddy, whose viral video was seen over 50 million times and was shared by Michelle Obama and featured on the Ellen DeGeneres Show.

On this episode of A View From The Chair, Memphis City Council Chairman Martavius Jones is joined by Natalie McKinney, Executive Director of Whole Child Services Inc. They have an in-depth discussion on the ways in which the children of Memphis can be spearheaded in the right direction for the future. Tune into all the latest episodes of A View From The Chair at KUDZUKIAN.com.