Resident Voices: Celebrating Power, Pride, and Belonging: Recent Episodes
Rob Lee and Enterprise Community Development
Welcome to “Resident Voices: Celebrating Power, Pride, and Belongingt” – a new podcast series from Enterprise Community Development, the leading Mid-Atlantic nonprofit housing provider that builds, preserves, and operates affordable homes to uplift residents and communities. Their mission is to create pathways to well-being and upward mobility, starting with an affordable home that’s a place of power, pride, and belonging.
Welcome to Resident Voices: Celebrating Power, Pride, and Belonging hosted by Rob Lee. In this episode Rob is in conversation with Carlise Jones. Carlise Jones, a resident of Wiley Bates, a senior community in Annapolis, MD that used to be the first African American High School in Anne Arundel County. In addition to being an affordable senior community, Wiley Bates is also The Annapolis Senior Center, The Boys and Girls Club, and The Legacy Center.
This podcast is brought to you by Enterprise Community Development, learn more about our work at www.enterprisecommunitydevelopment.org.
Welcome to Resident Voices: Celebrating Power, Pride, and Belonging hosted by Rob Lee. In this episode Rob is in conversation with Peggy Thrower. Peggy Thrower, a resident at Owen Brown Place, a mid-rise community with 150 one-bedroom and 38 two-bedroom apartments in the heart of Columbia, Maryland within minutes from shopping, restaurants, and entertainment.
This podcast is brought to you by Enterprise Community Development, learn more about our work at www.enterprisecommunitydevelopment.org.
Welcome to Resident Voices: Celebrating Power, Pride, and Belonging hosted by Rob Lee. In this episode Rob is in conversation with Basile Lemba.
Basile Lemba, a resident of West Wood Oaks, a multifamily three-story garden style affordable apartment building in Fairfax, VA. Basile is the creator of "NETWORKING for PROFITS" and the Founder of the NETWORKING INSTITUTE. In the last 30 years, he has helped over 30,000 businesses acquire the right clients and dramatically increase their revenues. He has an upcoming book on networking where he teaches people how to network the right way – “Networking as easily as you drive your car!”
Podcast listeners can sign up for a complimentary Networking Consultation: https://www.blnetworking.net/freesession.html.
This podcast is brought to you by Enterprise Community Development, learn more about our work at www.enterprisecommunitydevelopment.org.
Welcome to Resident Voices: Celebrating Power, Pride, and Belonging hosted by Rob Lee.
In this first episode Rob is in conversation with Marie White. Marie White is a resident of Harper House, an affordable luxury apartment community for families and seniors in Columbia, MD
This podcast is brought to you by Enterprise Community Development, learn more about our work here.
Welcome to Resident Voices: Celebrating Power, Pride, and Belonging hosted by Rob Lee.
In this episode Rob is in conversation with Amy Forno. Amy Forno is a resident of Park View at Columbia, an affordable luxury apartment community for seniors in Columbia, MD.
This podcast is brought to you by Enterprise Community Development, learn more about our work here.
Welcome to Resident Voices: Celebrating Power, Pride, and Belonging hosted by Rob Lee.
In this first episode Rob is in conversation with Mr. Charles Eaves.
Mr. Eaves is a prominent member of the community. He is a leader and the CEO of “Bridging The Gap (BTG).” BTG was created by Mr. Eaves from recognizing the needs in the community. The focus is to build bridges that will help improve resident’s lives through effective community resources and initiatives. Some of his work includes: education workshops on OPIODS; bringing the Mayor to the Center to provide updates about the city; developing relationships with city constituencies to assist with getting needs addressed (i.e., a glass enclosure at the bus stop for the residents); and providing emergency food to the community (especially during the height of COVID). Mr. Eaves linked with World Central Kitchen during COVID and distributed the food daily to residents. Also, Mr. Eaves participates in the Senior Café at Mayfair.
This podcast is brought to you by Enterprise Community Development, learn more about our work here.
Welcome to “Resident Voices: Celebrating Power, Pride, and Belongingt” – a new podcast series from Enterprise Community Development, the leading Mid-Atlantic nonprofit housing provider that builds, preserves, and operates affordable homes to uplift residents and communities. Their mission is to create pathways to well-being and upward mobility, starting with an affordable home that’s a place of power, pride, and belonging.
Learn more about Enterprise Community Development here.