Fagan Harris's guest appearances

Fagan Harris

Local Color: A Baltimore Podcast

Arc Benders

Charm City Dreamers

Larger Than Yourself

Delali Dzirasa

Samuel Hoi

Eric Jackson

Jamie McDonald

Chris Wilson

John Brothers

Joe Jones

Brandon Scott

Lane Harlan

DeRay Mckesson

Wendy Kopp

Liz Miller

Joe Mechlinski

Brian Murray

Alec Ross

OwlTail

Fagan Harris is the co-founder and CEO of Baltimore Corps. He’s also one of my heroes and one of the most thoughtful people I know. In the episode we talked about hustle, the Rhodes Scholarship, death, life, purpose over profit, nonprofit vs. for profit, Baltimore Corps, Lexington Market, and the fight for racial equity.

Fagan Harris is the co-founder and CEO of Baltimore Corps. He’s also one of my heroes and one of the most thoughtful people I know. In the episode we talked about hustle, the Rhodes Scholarship, death, life, purpose over profit, nonprofit vs. for profit, Baltimore Corps, Lexington Market, and the fight for racial equity.

Fagan Harris: The Social Justice Warrior

Fagan Harris is the President and CEO of Baltimore Corps, an organization that enlists talented people in public service and social entrepreneurship in Baltimore City. Harris co-founded the organization with Wes Moore in 2013, and continues to set the organization’s strategic direction and lead its dedicated community of staff, fellows, associates, awardees, visionary cause leaders, and partners. For his work in social entrepreneurship, Harris was recognized, among others, as a Visionary by Baltimore Magazine (2018), in the Chronicle of Philanthropy’s ‘40 Under 40’ (2016), and in Forbes Magazine’s ‘30 Under 30’ (2015). Harris also has received numerous awards, including fellowships from Ashoka, Echoing Green, and The Aspen Institute.

Fagan Harris is the President and CEO of Baltimore Corps, an organization that enlists talented people in public service and social entrepreneurship in Baltimore City. Harris co-founded the organization with Wes Moore in 2013, and continues to set the organization’s strategic direction and lead its dedicated community of staff, fellows, associates, awardees, visionary cause leaders, and partners. For his work in social entrepreneurship, Harris was recognized, among others, as a Visionary by Baltimore Magazine (2018), in the Chronicle of Philanthropy’s ‘40 Under 40’ (2016), and in Forbes Magazine’s ‘30 Under 30’ (2015). Harris also has received numerous awards, including fellowships from Ashoka, Echoing Green, and The Aspen Institute.

Fagan Harris - Baltimore Corps

Closed Captioning for this episode is available on YouTube.﻿ Did you notice it took 3 weeks to release this episode? Well, guess what? We intentionally took an extra week because our podcast show schedule was starting to burn us out. So we decided we should actually start making positive changes. Now. Today’s guest is Fagan Harris, the president and CEO of Baltimore Corps... Source

Closed Captioning for this episode is available on YouTube.﻿ Did you notice it took 3 weeks to release this episode? Well, guess what? We intentionally took an extra week because our podcast show schedule was starting to burn us out. So we decided we should actually start making positive changes. Now. Today’s guest is Fagan Harris, the president and CEO of Baltimore Corps... <a href="https://www.wearethearcbenders.com/episode-4-fagan-harris/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Source</a>

4: Burnout + Boundaries + Baltimore Corps | Fagan Harris