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Biz Ghormley
Create - Connect - Get Free | Seasoned problem-solver & creative leader
Biz Ghormley is a versatile and creative problem solver with a profound emphasis on people and values in project management, leadership, and organizational efforts.
Known for being an effective facilitator, Biz excels in bringing diverse groups of collaborators together to achieve impactful results and create rich learning experiences.
With a background in community management, membership strategy, and program leadership, Biz has demonstrated the ability to cultivate meaningful connections and build robust networks.
Experienced in leading various events from global conferences to intimate cohort experiences, Biz showcases a commitment to power analysis, equity, accountability, and principled struggle for collective liberation.
As an operations and organizational development enthusiast, Biz is actively involved in driving structural changes through a lens of values and justice within various community spaces and organizations.
With a strong foundation in social impact, philanthropy, and communications strategy, Biz has a proven track record of mobilizing resources, community organizing, and narrative strategy for impactful brand development.
Biz has a diverse educational background, studying Sociology, Latin American Studies, Corporate Communication & Public Relations, Marketing, Journalism, International Relations, Philosophy, Photography, and Printmaking at renowned institutions.
Having held key positions in organizations such as Cera Studios, CHANGE Philanthropy, EAT, Emerging Practitioners in Philanthropy, and many others, Biz has contributed significantly to various sectors like communications, operations, development, and community engagement.
In addition to professional roles, Biz has also been involved in mentorship, social innovation, and advocacy work through positions like Private Investigator, Paralegal Supervisor, and Social Media Consultant, reflecting a diverse skill set and a passion for social justice.
Highlights
The title is clickbait, but the interview and reflections are real. Clear articulation of many issues and shared sources of burnout. Appreciate these voices. The piece draws forward so much of what I've heard Millennials and others are feeling as well—shared realities. Time for change.
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