English novelist Aldous Huxley once said, “There are things known and there are things unknown, and in between are the doors of perception.” After living in Louisville Metro for nearly 20 years, I admit having the wrong perception of the Jefferson … Continued
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The power of disconnecting and reconnecting (plus s’mores)
Wow! I thought I knew myself and even Louisville pretty well…until I attended the Ignite Louisville opening retreat! From basic tips about introductions and remembering names to key insights on who you are as a person and how you operate, … Continued
We have the resources, it’s time to take the steps
Sometimes, the best insights happen at the end of classes, conferences, and events. That is what happened at the Leadership Louisville November meeting held on Election Day. Some of the deepest conversations concerning how to achieve health equity in Louisville, … Continued
“It’s Who You Know” with the Ignite Louisville Class of Spring 2019
From left: James Halaris, Brown-Forman Corporation; Lauren Johnson, Louisville Tourism; and Da’Marrion Flemming, Sowing Seeds of Faith. “It’s Who You Know” is a series of Q&A profiles designed to help community leaders get to know each other, and learn from … Continued
Absorbing the reality of redlining in Louisville
As a social-justice focused individual in all aspects of my life I was ready for the opportunity to hear more from Joshua Poe, a nationally-recognized city planner and housing policy analyst, who recently spoke to the Leadership Louisville class on … Continued