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X-WR-CALDESC:<b>A Community Conversation with Jessica Shortall (Women and L
 eadership--An Opportunity for All)\nPresented by\nLisa Smith and Smith Hay
 es Financial Services \nHosted by\nFirespring: A Force For Good</b>\n\n\nJ
 essica Shortall\, Social Entrepreneur and community advocate\, will share 
 her inspiration and challenge all of us to be advocates for opportunity in
  the workplace and society. Lisa Smith of Smith Hayes Financial Services w
 ill moderate the conversation.\n\nThis Community Conversation is made poss
 ible through the generous commitment of Smith Hayes Financial Services and
  hosted by Firespring: A Force for Good.\n\nThere is no charge for this ev
 ent\, but registration is required due to limited seating.\n\n\nThere are 
 also a limited number of tickets are still available for Leadership Lincol
 n's Annual Celebration of Community Leadership' on Monday\, April 18th\, 2
 016 at Nebraska Innovation Campus (11:30am-1:00pm). Keynote Address provid
 ed by Jessica Shortall.\n\n\nAbout Jessica:\n\nJessica Shortall started he
 r adult life as a Peace Corps Volunteer in Uzbekistan and hasn't stopped s
 earching for ways to change the world since\, across the non-profit and fo
 r-profit landscapes. In the early 2000s\, she co-founded and franchised Th
 e Campus Kitchens Project\, a non-profit organization that is now active i
 n more than 40 communities. \n\nIn 2006\, Jessica received an MBA with hon
 ors from the University of Oxford\, as a Skoll Scholar in Social Entrepren
 eurship. She went on to spend three years in London\, providing consulting
  services to social entrepreneurs before taking the role as the first Dire
 ctor of Giving and Social Innovation at TOMS Shoes.  While at TOMS\, Jessi
 ca helped to build and implement the now-iconic One for One giving program
  that\, to date\, has provided more than 50 million children in need with 
 new shoes\, and has supported sustainable eye care for patients around the
  world. Jessica is a published author and TEDx speaker.
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DESCRIPTION:<b>A Community Conversation with Jessica Shortall (Women and Le
 adership--An Opportunity for All)\nPresented by\nLisa Smith and Smith Haye
 s Financial Services \nHosted by\nFirespring: A Force For Good</b>\n\n\nJe
 ssica Shortall\, Social Entrepreneur and community advocate\, will share h
 er inspiration and challenge all of us to be advocates for opportunity in 
 the workplace and society. Lisa Smith of Smith Hayes Financial Services wi
 ll moderate the conversation.\n\nThis Community Conversation is made possi
 ble through the generous commitment of Smith Hayes Financial Services and 
 hosted by Firespring: A Force for Good.\n\nThere is no charge for this eve
 nt\, but registration is required due to limited seating.\n\n\nThere are a
 lso a limited number of tickets are still available for Leadership Lincoln
 's Annual Celebration of Community Leadership' on Monday\, April 18th\, 20
 16 at Nebraska Innovation Campus (11:30am-1:00pm). Keynote Address provide
 d by Jessica Shortall.\n\n\nAbout Jessica:\n\nJessica Shortall started her
  adult life as a Peace Corps Volunteer in Uzbekistan and hasn't stopped se
 arching for ways to change the world since\, across the non-profit and for
 -profit landscapes. In the early 2000s\, she co-founded and franchised The
  Campus Kitchens Project\, a non-profit organization that is now active in
  more than 40 communities. \n\nIn 2006\, Jessica received an MBA with hono
 rs from the University of Oxford\, as a Skoll Scholar in Social Entreprene
 urship. She went on to spend three years in London\, providing consulting 
 services to social entrepreneurs before taking the role as the first Direc
 tor of Giving and Social Innovation at TOMS Shoes.  While at TOMS\, Jessic
 a helped to build and implement the now-iconic One for One giving program 
 that\, to date\, has provided more than 50 million children in need with n
 ew shoes\, and has supported sustainable eye care for patients around the 
 world. Jessica is a published author and TEDx speaker.
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LOCATION:Firespring (1201 Infinity Ct.)
SUMMARY:Community Conversation with Jessica Shortall
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