Mark Cowsert, Associate Director of Policy and Partnerships at the Missouri Afterschool Network, shares his experience working with 220 Leadership.
Abby May, Director of the Michigan City Area Schools Safe Harbor Afterschool Program, shares her experience working with 220 Leadership.
Join the 220 Team as Matthew Moheban, Co-Founder of 220, leads an engaging and practical session on how to help every young person:
You’ll walk away with strategies and free tools you can start using right away!
Join the 220 Team as Matthew Moheban, CEO of 220, leads an engaging and practical session to help every youth discover the secrets to financial success they should be learning in school, including:
Disclaimer: This webinar is strictly for informational purposes only. Before implementing the information in this webinar or any other financial recommendations, we strongly suggest that you consult with a financial fiduciary. For tax-related questions or tax preparation, we recommend using a certified professional accountant or at least a financial fiduciary. By proceeding with this webinar, you understand and agree to this Disclaimer.
Join the 220 Team as Matthew Moheban, Co-Founder & CEO of 220, leads an engaging and practical session on the skills every youth, regardless of where they’re starting, can develop to become leaders in today’s workforce.
Matthew will cover:
Whether you’re teaching during the school day, leading an afterschool program or developing young people in a workforce organization, you’ll leave this webinar with ideas and tools you can use immediately.
Jamie Scott is the Senior Program Director for Edna Martin Christian Center in Indianapolis, Indiana (and a 220 Ambassador!).
In this conversation with Matthew Moheban, Jamie shares some of the unique insights, experiences and tactics for family engagement and empowerment that have helped Edna Martin drive positive change for youth and families in the Martindale-Brightwood neighborhood.
Whether you’re in education, out-of-school-time programming, workforce development or community building, this discussion offers something you can use with those you serve.
As a leader in one of the most effective community organizations in Indianapolis, Jamie:
Maybe you’ve thought about starting a new youth program cohort across multiple organizations. Or maybe you’ve already started one, and you want to make it better and scale it.
Join us for an exciting conversation on September 28 with Mark Cowsert, Associate Director of Policy and Partnerships for the Missouri Afterschool Network (and a 220 Ambassador!).
Mark will share his lessons learned and best practices for how to start and scale a statewide, regional or local youth program, including
Mark has led several statewide partnerships for middle- and high-school youth around entrepreneurship and college and career readiness using a national funder. He has a wealth of knowledge to share with you — the visionary leader thinking bigger about what’s possible for your students.
