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Shelley Cadamy

Can you see your goals, but you can’t get to them? Is leadering not all you thought it would be? I will help you get over the hump and achieve the things you've envisioned, without shame or blame.

Shelley Cadamy is a seasoned professional with a wealth of experience in launching and growing organizations, particularly in leadership roles. With a focus on system change and inclusive management, Shelley excels in creating high-impact solutions alongside diverse teams. Clients benefit from her expertise in navigating challenges and maximizing opportunities within their businesses. Shelley's personable nature and effective communication style make her a sought-after advocate for change. She brings a wealth of educational background, including a Master's degree in Regional & City Planning with an emphasis on Economic Development. Shelley's career spans various leadership positions, including Interim CEO at The bART Center For Music and Executive Director at Workforce Tulsa. Her consulting firm, Cadamy Business Consulting, showcases her passion for guiding organizations towards success. Shelley's collaborative approach and dedication to driving results have earned her praise and recognition across platforms like LinkedIn and Google.

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Aug 29 · linkedin

Non-profit folks, I have an assignment this semester where I can address a real-world "social problem" with a social work solution.

Anyone have a special project they've wanted to do but haven't had the bandwidth?

Here's the actual description - "Students will choose a social problem or issue of interest. The student will then explore that problem/issue in detail and begin to identify the ways that a social worker could help intervene. "

Ideally the project would address the majority of the following:

economics, economic impact, or economic development justice mental health

Comment here or message me, please. Thank you!

Aug 27 · linkedin

Tulsa, today is election day.

Check the Tulsa County Election Board for information about where to vote, what your ballot will look like, etc. Here's that link https://lnkd.in/g8Ug_qJA

To find your City Council District, go here https://lnkd.in/gnZ8big5

To find disclosures on where candidates' funding came from and to whom they paid money, go here https://lnkd.in/gPX47H9n

The League of Women Voters of Tulsa has great info about the races on their website.

I already voted for Karen Keith for Mayor and for Lori Decter Wright for City Councilor in District 7, because they both know how to work with disparate groups of folks and actually get stuff done.

I know the national presidential race has caught a lot of our attention, and it's important, but local races affect people more than a national one ever will, and those races are at least as and possibly more important than the national and state-level elections.

For the large majority of human history, we did not have the option to vote, and in the US the vote came much later to some people than it did others. And, we are fortunate to have the voting rights afforded to us by our Constitution.

However, in the words of US Representative John Lewis, "The vote is the most powerful nonviolent change agent you have in a democratic society. You must use it because it is not guaranteed. You can lose it."

I hope you will inform yourself and go vote today!

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Tulsa, Oklahoma, United States