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#6 - Matt Koohkan - Zero to Hero Nonprofits, UASU Election Drama, & Rising Campus Conservative Amirali Bigleri Podcast
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- Tecnología
In this episode, I have a heart-to-heart with Matt Koohkan, a figure who stands at the crossroads of psychology, politics, and student leadership.
We dive into a discussion that spans the nuts and bolts of starting and managing nonprofits with barely any starting capital, the nitty-gritty of student governance amidst election controversies, and the steady growth of conservative movements within the University of Alberta campus.
What We Talk About:
When Psychology and Politics Intersect: Explore how psychological insights can inform political leadership, highlighting the key traits that mark effective leaders in our increasingly complex society.
Impact of Immigrant Experiences on Politics:
Matt opens up about the role of immigrant backgrounds in shaping political views and the drive towards activism, providing a personal take on political engagement.
Behind the Scenes with UASU: Gain an insider’s perspective on the University of Alberta Students' Union (UASU), from overcoming challenges in student elections to fostering greater election integrity. Matt breaks down the intricacies of the recent election complaints, sharing the lessons he's learned and his vision for transparent governance.
The Birth and Mission of The New Blue Generation:
Learn about the inception and goals of The New Blue Generation, an initiative that marries conservative values with business strategies and revenue generation.
Navigating Leadership and Advocacy:
Listen to Matt's strategies for engaging students in conservative dialogue and his own journey of overcoming leadership hurdles to champion causes he believes in, demonstrating the power of resilience and clear vision.
This episode is more than just a conversation; it's a deep dive into the realities of leading with conviction, managing student politics, advocating for change, and setting up successful nonprofits.
Whether you’re keen on understanding the interplay between psychology and political leadership, interested in the details of ensuring election integrity, or curious about the rise of conservative voices in academic settings, this discussion offers honest insights and experiences from the front lines of public service and leadership.
Join us to get a real sense of what it takes to navigate the challenges of student governance, kickstart impactful nonprofits, and lead conservative movements on campus.
In this episode, I have a heart-to-heart with Matt Koohkan, a figure who stands at the crossroads of psychology, politics, and student leadership.
We dive into a discussion that spans the nuts and bolts of starting and managing nonprofits with barely any starting capital, the nitty-gritty of student governance amidst election controversies, and the steady growth of conservative movements within the University of Alberta campus.
What We Talk About:
When Psychology and Politics Intersect: Explore how psychological insights can inform political leadership, highlighting the key traits that mark effective leaders in our increasingly complex society.
Impact of Immigrant Experiences on Politics:
Matt opens up about the role of immigrant backgrounds in shaping political views and the drive towards activism, providing a personal take on political engagement.
Behind the Scenes with UASU: Gain an insider’s perspective on the University of Alberta Students' Union (UASU), from overcoming challenges in student elections to fostering greater election integrity. Matt breaks down the intricacies of the recent election complaints, sharing the lessons he's learned and his vision for transparent governance.
The Birth and Mission of The New Blue Generation:
Learn about the inception and goals of The New Blue Generation, an initiative that marries conservative values with business strategies and revenue generation.
Navigating Leadership and Advocacy:
Listen to Matt's strategies for engaging students in conservative dialogue and his own journey of overcoming leadership hurdles to champion causes he believes in, demonstrating the power of resilience and clear vision.
This episode is more than just a conversation; it's a deep dive into the realities of leading with conviction, managing student politics, advocating for change, and setting up successful nonprofits.
Whether you’re keen on understanding the interplay between psychology and political leadership, interested in the details of ensuring election integrity, or curious about the rise of conservative voices in academic settings, this discussion offers honest insights and experiences from the front lines of public service and leadership.
Join us to get a real sense of what it takes to navigate the challenges of student governance, kickstart impactful nonprofits, and lead conservative movements on campus.
1h 1m