Episode 004 - Part 2: Interview with Casey Crawford, Co-Founder & CEO Movement Mortgage

Join me, your host, Angelic Gibson, with our guest Casey Crawford, for part 2 of our conversation where we unearth Mike's transformational story – one ignited by faith and fueled by LoveWorks, a program designed to touch close circles before extending its reach to the world.
Further, there's a powerful interplay between education and poverty, and in this episode, we dig into that. Together with Casey, we examine the profound impact effective education can have on breaking the poverty cycle. Listen to our ambitious commitment towards establishing 100 title one charter schools. Hear about, Casey and team's, steady progress and future plans to provide a comprehensive education system that goes beyond classroom teachings. They believe in nurturing the whole child, which is why their schools include after-school services, counseling, and even medical services in some.
Have you ever considered the effect of faith and emotional health on workplace productivity? During our conversation, we delve into the distinctive responsibilities of a Chief Pastoral Officer, Christian Counselor, and Social Worker that Casey has implemented within a corporate environment. We delve into the transformative power of the Love Works program and how it offers emotional support in the professional sphere. Get a fresh perspective on the importance of investing in workplace relationships and how it serves as a catalyst for business growth. Join us on this journey of faith, hope, love, and transformation. You won't want to miss it.
Casey Crawford BIO:
Entrepreneur. Leader. Catalyst.

Casey Crawford is the co-founder and CEO of Movement Mortgage, a $30 billion retail mortgage lender and six-time member of the Inc. 5000 list. He is also the chairman of Movement Bank and founder and chairman of Movement Schools, a network of tuition-free public charter schools committed to teaching world-class academics and virtues in areas where families have historically lacked access to education options. Casey founded the nonprofit Movement Foundation as a vehicle to bring life, light and hope to others. To date, it has invested more than $260 million in schools, communities and ministries around the world.

Casey has been recognized as a John Maxwell Transformational Leadership Award recipient, Ernst & Young Entrepreneur of the Year finalist, HousingWire Vanguard award recipient, and a Charlotte Business Journal Most Admired CEO. He has been featured by national media outlets, including CNBC, Bloomberg, The Wall Street Journal, Fox News, Fox Business, Inc. Magazine and HousingWire.

A Super Bowl champion, Casey played tight end for the NFL’s Carolina Panthers and Tampa Bay Buccaneers from 2000-2003. He graduated from the University of Virginia with All-ACC honors in football and academics. Casey is an avid outdoorsman and accomplished Brazilian jiu-jitsu competitor. He lives outside Charlotte, N.C., with his wife, Michelle, and daughters, Cadie and Josie.