Tracy Eubanks shares his experiences running non-profit organizations and revealing that, really, they are really for-profit businesses with their profits being redirected.
Tracy Eubanks, the CEO of Metrocrest Services, Inc., is an experienced leader overseeing operations of both for profit and non-profit organizations. Tracy is skilled at employee development, business development, and creating a culture of excellence.
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S01, Ep 12: Billy Johnson, Servant Leadership
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Billy Johnson is the Director of the Professional Leadership Program at the University of North Texas, which is housed in the College of Business. The Professional Leadership Program is a nationally recognized mentoring program, which matches students up with successful executives all over North Texas, and helps the students get ready for the business world before they get into the business world.
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S01, Ep 28: Steve Stoler, Telling Your Story
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