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Candy Yoder on Compassion & Leadership

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Reflecting on a Legacy of Compassion and Community Commitment

In this episode of the Inspiring Good Podcast, brought to you by the Community Foundation of Elkhart County, we reflect on the remarkable career of Candy Yoder, the Chief Program Officer, who recently announced her retirement. Known for her dedication to helping others, Candy's journey from social work in New Mexico to influential leadership in Elkhart County is truly inspiring. Join us as we delve into her early career, the mentors who shaped her, and her transition into leadership roles that set the stage for her impactful contributions to community well-being.
00:00:46: Overview of Candy Yoder's career

00:01:29: Tribute to Darrell Abbott

00:02:25: Early career in child abuse prevention

00:03:48: Transition to CEO and leadership challenges

00:06:01: Advice to new CEOs

00:07:19: Vision and meaningful work

00:08:14: The importance of systems and collaboration

00:10:27: Building Strong Brains initiative

00:13:09: Expanding partnerships

00:16:04: Experience as a female CEO

00:17:31: Collaboration between organizations

00:20:35: Blind spots and leadership growth

00:23:01: Importance of listening and feedback

00:23:31: Discussions on race and impact on grant making

00:23:54: Introduction of the discussion topic

00:24:09: Process of reading books together and uncovering community learning

00:25:06: Impact of white supremacy on personal and societal views

00:26:04: Life transitions and retirement decisions

00:27:17: Starting a new role at the Community Foundation

00:28:52: Transition to a part-time role and the Building Strong Brains initiative

00:32:01: Reflecting on mentorship and community support

00:32:40: Looking forward to retirement activities

00:32:58: Future hopes for the community

00:33:35: Sources of hope and human resiliency

00:34:13: Closing remarks and gratitude

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This show is a production of the Community Foundation of Elkhart County. It is powered by equipment from Sweetwater and recorded in The Riverbend building in Elkhart's River District. Editing is done by the award-winning communication students at Goshen College, home of one of the best college radio stations in the nation. Listen to Globe Radio at 91.1 FM. Learn more about the Community Foundation of Elkhart County at inspiringgood.org You can follow us on Facebook, Instagram and LinkedIn. Music is provided by Sensational Sounds. Thanks for listening. We hope you are inspired and inspire good and your community.

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Chapters

1. Candy Yoder on Compassion & Leadership (00:00:00)

2. Tribute to Daryl Abbot (00:01:29)

3. Transition to CEO (00:03:48)

4. Importance of systems and collaboration (00:08:14)

5. Building Strong Brains (00:10:27)

6. Blind spots and growth (00:20:35)

7. Examining race and impact on grant making (00:23:31)

8. The next chapter (00:28:52)

25 episodes

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Content provided by Community Foundation of Elkhart County. All podcast content including episodes, graphics, and podcast descriptions are uploaded and provided directly by Community Foundation of Elkhart County or their podcast platform partner. If you believe someone is using your copyrighted work without your permission, you can follow the process outlined here https://podcastplayer.com/legal.

Reflecting on a Legacy of Compassion and Community Commitment

In this episode of the Inspiring Good Podcast, brought to you by the Community Foundation of Elkhart County, we reflect on the remarkable career of Candy Yoder, the Chief Program Officer, who recently announced her retirement. Known for her dedication to helping others, Candy's journey from social work in New Mexico to influential leadership in Elkhart County is truly inspiring. Join us as we delve into her early career, the mentors who shaped her, and her transition into leadership roles that set the stage for her impactful contributions to community well-being.
00:00:46: Overview of Candy Yoder's career

00:01:29: Tribute to Darrell Abbott

00:02:25: Early career in child abuse prevention

00:03:48: Transition to CEO and leadership challenges

00:06:01: Advice to new CEOs

00:07:19: Vision and meaningful work

00:08:14: The importance of systems and collaboration

00:10:27: Building Strong Brains initiative

00:13:09: Expanding partnerships

00:16:04: Experience as a female CEO

00:17:31: Collaboration between organizations

00:20:35: Blind spots and leadership growth

00:23:01: Importance of listening and feedback

00:23:31: Discussions on race and impact on grant making

00:23:54: Introduction of the discussion topic

00:24:09: Process of reading books together and uncovering community learning

00:25:06: Impact of white supremacy on personal and societal views

00:26:04: Life transitions and retirement decisions

00:27:17: Starting a new role at the Community Foundation

00:28:52: Transition to a part-time role and the Building Strong Brains initiative

00:32:01: Reflecting on mentorship and community support

00:32:40: Looking forward to retirement activities

00:32:58: Future hopes for the community

00:33:35: Sources of hope and human resiliency

00:34:13: Closing remarks and gratitude

Send us a text

This show is a production of the Community Foundation of Elkhart County. It is powered by equipment from Sweetwater and recorded in The Riverbend building in Elkhart's River District. Editing is done by the award-winning communication students at Goshen College, home of one of the best college radio stations in the nation. Listen to Globe Radio at 91.1 FM. Learn more about the Community Foundation of Elkhart County at inspiringgood.org You can follow us on Facebook, Instagram and LinkedIn. Music is provided by Sensational Sounds. Thanks for listening. We hope you are inspired and inspire good and your community.

  continue reading

Chapters

1. Candy Yoder on Compassion & Leadership (00:00:00)

2. Tribute to Daryl Abbot (00:01:29)

3. Transition to CEO (00:03:48)

4. Importance of systems and collaboration (00:08:14)

5. Building Strong Brains (00:10:27)

6. Blind spots and growth (00:20:35)

7. Examining race and impact on grant making (00:23:31)

8. The next chapter (00:28:52)

25 episodes

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