19 episodes
Golder Ranch Fire District Operations Chief Scott Robb
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The Golder Ranch Fire District has established a podcast to provide both employees and stakeholders with transparent communication from leadership. Season 1 was led by Division Chiefs Scott Robb and Josh Hurguy, with topics ranging from in depth leadership discussion, strategic planning, organizational vision and answers to hot topics and pressing issues within the organization. Season 2 now features co-host Anne-Marie Braswell, the GRFD Community Relations Manager. Our Community First series features leaders within our community and how we partner with them.
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Community First: UA Men's Golf Coach Jim Anderson
Anne-Marie and guest co-host Jeremy Hilderbrand discuss performing under pressure, building championship teams and recruiting the right fit with University of Arizona Men's Golf Coach Jim Anderson.
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Community First: Oro Valley Church of the Nazarene Pastor Craig Coulter
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Community First: Otton Suarez - Hilton El Conquistador General Manager
Otton Suarez talks about a few of the flagship services at his resort, opening up their doors while we fought the Bighorn Fire last year, growing up in Cuba and Washington DC, and his love for exotic cars. Whether it be a day at the spa, round of golf or a weekend retreat, Otton and his exceptional team have you covered. For booking, or even job opportunities, visit:https://www.hiltonelconquistador.com
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Community First: Amphi Schools Foundation President Leah Noreng
Scott and Anne-Marie discuss school funding and all the different programs provided through the Amphi Schools Foundation with their president, Leah Noreng.
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Community First: Oro Valley Parks & Rec Director Kristi Diaz-Trahan
October is always busy for parks and rec! Kristi, Scott and Anne-Marie talk about fall activities, future plans and enjoying the great outdoors.
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Community First: Emerge Center Against Domestic Abuse CEO Ed Sakwa
Scott and Anne-Marie talk with Ed Sakwa for domestic violence awareness month. Fire and EMS respond to these calls quite frequently and need to partner with organizations like Ed's to connect victims of domestic violence with the proper resources. For more information, we have provided contact information below:https://emergecenter.org24/7 Multilingual Hotline(888)-428-0101