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Latoya Foston, CEO of She Built the City, joins host Kim Lindstrom to share her journey from noticing racial inequities as a child to leading one of the most impactful workforce development organizations in construction and skilled trades.
She gets real about survival, resilience, and why the trades are the most accessible path to economic freedom for everyone.
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Changemakers host Kim Lindstrom talks with Tiffany Cherry, founder of New Seasons Construction in Charlotte.
They discuss expanding from residential renovations into commercial work, managing construction’s many moving parts, and prioritizing safety.
Tiffany highlights collaboration, community …
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