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Mark McCurdy

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Dream Jobs for Social Impact on BlogTalkRadio  

Dream Jobs for Social Impact is a blog and podcast to help accelerate careers in nonprofits hosted my Mark McCurdy. This bi-weekly interview show in which Mark explores "what is a dream job for social impact?" He will interview real people like you who are making an impact and learn why and how they became engaged in the nonprofit world. Mark will explore topics such as passion through purpose, strategies, skills, and resources that help build a dream job for social impact. His guests will include executive directors, nonprofit leaders, social entrepreneurs, and creative thinkers. As an inspiring leader, speaker, trainer and strategic nonprofit career coach, Mark has interviewed over 10,000 nonprofit professionals. Mark speaks regularly on topics such as careers in nonprofits, career transitions, and key strategies for finding a dream job that will maximize one's "social impact" in the nonprofit world. Mark has been a featured speaker at Brandeis University, Amnesty International USA, the University of Massachusetts, the Global Fund for Children, the World Resource Institute, Net Impact Boston, AmeriCorps, and the Jericho Road Project.

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I am on a campaign to help 1 million people accelerate their careers into the right mission in the social sector. This show is great if you fall in any of these categories or if you just want to learn more about the nonprofit sector. * Career transition * Professionals who want to leverage their volunteer or pro-bono experience for a nonprofit job * Sector switchers * Recent grads/MBA’s * Net Impact members * Interns * AmeriCorps grads * Returned Peace Corps Volunteers

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    Dream Jobs for Social Impact - Volunteering into a permanet job

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    Today I will be interviewing Katie Johnson, Development Manager for www.jstart.org from the Jumpstart NY/Mid-Atlantic Region. She has always loved education so this was a wonderful match. Come hear why and how she did it!

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    Dream Jobs for Social Impact - Career Transition

    Today I will be interviewing Steven Maser. Steven has a Master’s in Industrial and Organizational Psychology from Radford University, his career began in the private sector focused on sales and organizational development. After eight years of building a successful career path, which included being awarded Salesperson of the Year at Monster.com, it was time to pursue my true passion…working to try and make a difference in people’s lives. I began my journey at the Career Services Offices at Tufts University, where I led a team in developing an employer relations program. Then, Career Collaborative and I found each other. Career Collaborative’s mission is to end poverty for working-class families by helping adults get and succeed at good jobs with career potential. I now wake up everyday looking forward to the challenges of assisting low income individuals build good lives. While in the private sector I was becoming rich, I now feel that I am experiencing true wealth.

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    Dream Jobs for Social Impact - Education Focus

    Join us as I interview Veronica Chapman, President of www.boxxout.org. Learn why and how she started her own nonprofit. Here is some background on Veronica, but you will have to tune in to learn more. It was while president of Spelman’s S.I.F.E team as a sophomore in college that Veronica discovered she had an ability and passion for helping children through the development of engaging and informative educational programs; and after losing a cousin to gun violence, her calling became clearer. Upon graduating from Spelman College she self-published The Advent of Planet Martyr: An Innovative Social Commentary, a book where she uses prose and poetry to address social issues. Included in the book is Ancestors Inc., a play Veronica wrote as a vehicle to educate Black American youth about their ancestors and how many of their ancestors used entrepreneurship to improve not only their lives, but also the lives of others. Since graduating from Babson College’s F.W. Olin School of Business, Veronica has been building her organization, Boxxout Enterprises—using out-of-the-box thinking to create and implement innovative educational programs that teach 21st Century Skills to youth residing in urban, low-income communities.

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    Dream Jobs for Social Impact - International Focus

    This show will be with a woman who has a profound influence in my life. She helped found five international nonprofit adoption agencies over the course of 30+ years. She has spent her entire career in nonprofits large and small. Come hear why she has devoted her energies and career to making an impact in the lives of children and families.

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