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S1 E2: Your Mouth Can Get You In Trouble or Do Some Good (Freddy Williams, Boys & Girls Clubs of Tampa Bay and the Suncoast)
In this conversation, we explore how empowering the next generation starts with education, financial literacy and support systems that keep kids from falling behind.
Growing up, Freddy Williams was told his mouth was either going to get him in big trouble or do some good in the world.
The Boys & Girls Club alumnus-turned-CEO joins host Jennie Treby to do some good in this podcast episode, discussing:
- How the iconic organization saved his life
- What strategic shifts are changing the approach they’ve taken for the last 20 years
- How prevention programs benefit communities and taxpayers
- What you may not know about Denzel Washington
Freddy’s passion for helping the next generation shines through as he discusses the long-term impact of education, financial literacy and the support systems that ensure no child (or young adult) is left behind.
Links:
Boys & Girls Clubs of Tampa Bay
Boys & Girls Clubs of the Suncoast
More about Freddy:
Freddy Williams tapped to become Chairman of the National Board of Directors for Boys & Girls Clubs
Freddy Williams to lead Tampa Bay Area Boys & Girls Clubs
About host Jennie Treby
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