Dr. Velma Trayham didn’t expect to be leading the Black Chamber of Arizona. But following the untimely passing of former CEO Robin Reed, that’s exactly what she found herself doing. She joins hosts Lloyd Hopkins and Veronica Aguilar to discuss how she leads with authenticity through adversity and...

Every organization is going to deal with tough times and difficult decisions. UMOM CEO Jackson Fonder and COO Monique Lopez prioritize problem-solving, practice during “peacetime,” and explain that high-performing leadership teams don’t happen by accident.

Funds from the American Rescue Plan made available following the COVID-19 pandemic are running out. Keys to Change CEO Amy Schwabenlender and Director of Programs Richard Crews are joined by Nathan Smith, CEO of Central AZ Shelter Services (CASS), to discuss the looming financial cliff already fo...

Dealing with the looming ARPA cliff, a critical mailroom for those suffering homelessness, how leaders handle tough times, and addressing the importance of equality in sports are all part of the October episode of 'It Happens at STN.'

For anyone struggling with homelessness, maintaining contact with potential employers or family is one of the keys to survival. Keys to Change Client Engagement Specialist Joe Medina takes the STN team behind the scenes of the campus mailroom to show how this critical service is organized and how...

In her role as the Cultural Sensitivity Administrator at Mercy Care, Donna McHenry understands the community plays a huge role in the success of the people in it. She sits down to talk about the role of race in health outcomes and the legacy her grandmother left behind at Arizona State University.

What if your company suddenly lost a million dollars? Or suddenly gained it? The leadership team from UMOM explains how organizations can be better prepared for sudden changes, the filters needed for quality problem-solving, and why building the muscles needed to answer the million-dollar questio...

Christina Flores didn’t want to be in the financial industry, she had her heart set on fashion. She sits down to explain how a conversation with a former boss changed the course of her career and eventually led her to a leadership role at OneAZ Credit Union.

Hundreds of families are one home repair project away from being homeless. Foundation for Senior Living’s weatherization program identifies and fixes potential problems with air conditioning, hot water, and other utilities to help make sure people can stay in their homes.