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passed they named the missionary society after her because of her commitment and dedication to the community. She was also engaged in breast cancer awareness throughout the county. My father was less involved in organizations but it was the way he supported young people and encouraged their success that stood out to me. I’m definitely a “joiner” as my husband says. I’m the one who serves on multiple boards of directors and engages with several organizations.
Join CBCC’s Dr. Angelic Cole in an exclusive conversation with Vanecia Kerr, Chief Impact Officer at Mile High United Way, exploring the innovative strategies and personal philosophies driving the industry forward. Cole: What would you say is the primary motivating factor behind your leadership? Kerr: The primary motivating factor behind my leadership is making a positive difference in my community. It’s always been important to me that my work has meaning and purpose. Cole: Who are your role models, and what life- changing lessons did you pick up from them? Kerr: My role models have always been my parents. My mother was constantly looking for ways to help other people. She believed in dedicating her time to organizations guided by a purpose and mission. Often times this was through our church and how we could utilize the resources available to serve others. She was a leader in our church and ultimately after she
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