March 19, 2024

Matthew Pepper, President & CEO, Michigan Humane

Matthew Pepper, President & CEO, Michigan Humane Society is on the Community Catalysts podcast.

Matthew Pepper

President & CEO, Michigan Humane

"Strategic Outcomes" - Matthew Pepper, President & CEO of Michigan Humane, transformed how this 147-year-old nonprofit approaches strategic planning, replacing the conventional chase of statistics with a focus on the impactful outcomes of "healthy communities, safe neighborhoods, and a thriving workforce & economy.”


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Matthew Pepper, President & CEO, Michigan Humane Society is on the Community Catalysts podcast.



ABOUT THE PODCAST: Mayors, council members, police chiefs, foundation CEOs and other local leaders share their hard-won lessons about making a difference in their community. More than a showcase for stories, “Community Catalysts” offers a durable demonstration that concepts like vision, courage, leadership, inclusivity, trust and collaboration are more than intangible values. The experiences shared convey specific knowledge and skills that deserve to be shared, honed and put into practice.


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