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@eventOrSpeaker.StartDate.ToString("u")	Nov 15, 2018	Randy Steinman, Club President	CLUB ASSEMBLY	Nov 16, 2018		View
@eventOrSpeaker.StartDate.ToString("u")	Nov 22, 2018	NO MORNING MEETING	Happy Thanksgiving!	Nov 23, 2018		View
@eventOrSpeaker.StartDate.ToString("u")	Nov 29, 2018	Kip Strauss, HNTB		Nov 30, 2018	Kip Strauss is manager of the transportation planning department in HNTB’s Kansas City Metro office. He has extensive experience working on and managing transportation planning and traffic engineering projects, including multimodal transportation studies, highway and arterial corridor studies, environmental studies, traffic impact evaluations, travel demand modeling studies, and transportation master plans. Mr. Strauss was business operations manager for the Kansas City metropolitan office from 2012 to 2014.	View
@eventOrSpeaker.StartDate.ToString("u")	Dec 06, 2018	Lindsay Stodden, Volunteer Coodinator	Operation Breakthrough	Dec 07, 2018	Helping Kansas City families since 1971 Operation Breakthrough provides a safe, loving and educational environment for children in poverty and empowers their families through advocacy, emergency aid and education.	View
@eventOrSpeaker.StartDate.ToString("u")	Dec 13, 2018	Larry, Cassy &Jerry, Scott Weaver, Jeff Deatherage	Plaza 32nd Anniversary Special	Dec 14, 2018		View
@eventOrSpeaker.StartDate.ToString("u")	Dec 20, 2018	Trey Alford, Asst. US Attorney	Largest Social Security Fraud Scheme in American history	Dec 21, 2018	Trey will discuss the investigation and prosecution of Eric C. Conn, an Eastern Kentucky Social Security disability attorney who conspired with health care providers and Social Security administrative law judges to defraud the Social Security Administration of an estimated $550 million in disability payments.  This case involved the largest Social Security fraud scheme in American history. Assistant U.S. Attorney Trey Alford is a federal prosecutor in Kansas City, Missouri where he has prosecuted federal cases for the past ten years.  Prior to serving as a federal prosecutor, Trey worked for two years as an Associate at Shook, Hardy & Bacon, a large Kansas City law firm, where he defended pharmaceutical manufacturers in products liability litigation.  Prior to his stint in private practice, Trey served for seven years in the U.S. Army’s Judge Advocate General’s Corps attaining the rank of Major before resigning his commission.	View
@eventOrSpeaker.StartDate.ToString("u")	Dec 27, 2018	NO MORNING MEETING	Happy Holidays!	Dec 28, 2018		View
@eventOrSpeaker.StartDate.ToString("u")	Jan 03, 2019	Lisa Murphy	Health & Wellness Coach	Jan 04, 2019		View
@eventOrSpeaker.StartDate.ToString("u")	Jan 10, 2019	Cindy Olson, Former CHRO for Enron		Jan 11, 2019	Cindy Olson began her career in an oil and gas accounting position with Koch Industries in Wichita Kansas. From those humble beginnings she found herself on the fast track of a small energy business that over the following 20 plus years mushroomed into her role as the head of Human Resources and a member of the 20 person Executive Committee of Enron. By the end of 2000 Enron was the 7th largest public company in the world. She was among the top 150 executives of those 7 companies and 1 of only 18 women on those executive management teams.	View
@eventOrSpeaker.StartDate.ToString("u")	Jan 17, 2019	Joanna Bradley	Daughters of the American Revolution- US 250th Anniversary	Jan 18, 2019		View
@eventOrSpeaker.StartDate.ToString("u")	Jan 24, 2019	Sister Rose McLarney	Journey to New Life- Women Exiting Prison	Jan 25, 2019		View
@eventOrSpeaker.StartDate.ToString("u")	Jan 31, 2019	Bob Kendrick	Negro Leagues Baseball Museum	Feb 01, 2019		View
@eventOrSpeaker.StartDate.ToString("u")	Feb 07, 2019	Jeff Deatheridge	Shelterbox Update	Feb 08, 2019	ShelterBox is an international nonprofit effort to provide shelter and vital supplies in response to disasters and humanitarian crises. The program is most known for the distinct green plastic boxes containing tents, blankets, ground covers, water storage and purification devices, solar lamps, cooking supplies, a basic tool kit, mosquito netting, and a children’s activity kit. ShelterBox response is tailored to each unique situation as only the supplies that are needed are distributed. https://www.shelterboxusa.org/	View
@eventOrSpeaker.StartDate.ToString("u")	Feb 14, 2019	Morning Meeting- Speaker TBD		Feb 15, 2019		View
@eventOrSpeaker.StartDate.ToString("u")	Feb 21, 2019	Barbie Daniels	The Grooming Project	Feb 22, 2019	The Grooming Project is the pilot program of Empowering the Parent to Empower the Child (EPEC), a 501c3 nonprofit in Kansas City, MO devoted to helping impoverished families become self-reliant through job training in the high-demand, high-pay trade of pet grooming.	View
@eventOrSpeaker.StartDate.ToString("u")	Feb 28, 2019	Andra Watkins	New York Times best selling author	Mar 01, 2019	New York Times best selling author Andra Watkins lives in Charleston, South Carolina. A non-practicing CPA, she has a degree in accounting from Francis Marion University. She’s still mad at her mother for refusing to let her major in musical theater. Her mom was convinced she’d end up starring in porn films. Hard to Die is Andra’s latest novel. It’s an afterlife story of Theodosia Burr Alston, tragic daughter of Aaron Burr and subject of the song “Dear Theodosia” from the Tony-award-winning smash Hamilton: An American Musical. Read more about it HERE. She’s the author of four books and counting. Her acclaimed first novel To Live Forever: An Afterlife Journey of Meriwether Lewis was published by Word Hermit Press on March 1, 2014. Not Without My Father: One Woman’s 444-Mile Walk of the Natchez Trace is a memoir about her dysfunctional family adventure; it is a National Book Award nominee and a New York Times best seller. Natchez Trace: Tracks in Time is a book of photography, shot during her 15-mile daily hikes on her 444-mile Natchez Trace walk. Photo credit Jonathan Boncek. Tired of reading? Check out more Andra facts in pictures.	View
@eventOrSpeaker.StartDate.ToString("u")	Mar 07, 2019	UMKC Enactus Team		Mar 08, 2019		View
@eventOrSpeaker.StartDate.ToString("u")	Mar 14, 2019	Morning Meeting- Speaker TBD	St. Patrick's Day	Mar 15, 2019		View
@eventOrSpeaker.StartDate.ToString("u")	Mar 21, 2019	Annette Lantz-Simmon	Center for Conflict Resolution - Family Dinner Program	Mar 22, 2019	The Center for Conflict Resolution (CCR), formerly the Community Mediation Center, is a non-profit, 501(c)3 organization that provides mediation services, facilitation and training to individuals and organizations. By using restorative justice (RJ) processes and providing safe, structured and positive environments, CCR empowers people to solve conflict in their lives, giving them the tools they need to choose understanding over escalating conflict and to find peaceful solutions.	View
@eventOrSpeaker.StartDate.ToString("u")	Mar 28, 2019	Spring Taylor	Fisher Phillips Law Firm	Mar 29, 2019	Spring Taylor is an associate in the firm's Kansas City office. She represents clients in all aspects of employment litigation, including harassment claims, wrongful termination, retaliation, discrimination, and misappropriation of trade secrets and non-compete litigation. Spring also has extensive experience in FMLA adjudication, and in defending FMLA interference and retaliation claims. Spring proactively counsels employers on the latest employment law regulations through client updates and to avoid risks and the possibility of litigation.	View
@eventOrSpeaker.StartDate.ToString("u")	Apr 04, 2019	Roslyn Temple	KC Mothers in Charge	Apr 05, 2019	KC Mothers in Charge is a group of mothers, grandmothers, aunts and a caring community committed to working to prevent others from experiencing the tragedy of homicide. Our Mission is to reduce violent crime through prevention, education and intervention, and to guide and support the families of victims. Our Vision is a KC community safe for all, where families are empowered and supported.	View
@eventOrSpeaker.StartDate.ToString("u")	Apr 11, 2019	Tami Greenberg	My Year of Being 40 and Grateful	Apr 12, 2019	July marked my third anniversary as CEO at Ronald McDonald House Charities of Kansas City, and I feel profoundly lucky and honored to serve in this role for such an extraordinary charity. For a while now, our amazing director of marketing Emily has been encouraging me to write periodic blog posts from my perspective as CEO of RMHC-Kansas City. I’m not one to “toot my own horn,” but because I do want to share with you some of the behind-the-scenes magic at RMHC-KC…I agreed. So here we go. I received a Master’s in Social Work from the University of Kansas in 1998 and have spent my entire career in the nonprofit sector, from roles helping abused/neglected children and people living with HIV/AIDS to serving in organizations like the National MS Society and United Way of Greater Kansas City. To read more, click here.	View
@eventOrSpeaker.StartDate.ToString("u")	Apr 18, 2019	Easter Seals	Easter Seals 100th Anniversary	Apr 19, 2019	http://www.easterseals.com/midwest/connect-locally/service-center-locations/midwest-kc-mo-vivion-office-community-living-employment-community-services.html	View
@eventOrSpeaker.StartDate.ToString("u")	Apr 25, 2019	Morning Meeting- Speaker TBD		Apr 26, 2019		View
@eventOrSpeaker.StartDate.ToString("u")	May 02, 2019	Morning Meeting- Speaker TBD		May 03, 2019		View
@eventOrSpeaker.StartDate.ToString("u")	May 09, 2019	Morning Meeting- Speaker TBD		May 10, 2019		View

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Helping Kansas City families since 1971

New York Times best selling author Andra Watkins lives in Charleston, South Carolina.

KC Mothers in Charge is a group of mothers, grandmothers, aunts and a caring community committed to working to prevent others from experiencing the tragedy of homicide.

Our Mission is to reduce violent crime through prevention, education and intervention, and to guide and support the families of victims.

Our Vision is a KC community safe for all, where families are empowered and supported.