Jennifer Sirangelo's guest appearances

Jennifer Sirangelo

Four Minutes with On The Dot

Agri-Pulse Open Mic Interview

Raising the Bar with Alli and Adrian

Katerina Schneider

Teresa Younger

Brooklyn Decker

Kamala Harris

Jaclyn Johnson

Sophia Rossi

Andrea Savage

Hillary Clinton

Colleen Ballinger

Tiffany Shlain

Kelsey Crowe

Shannon Watts

Greta Thunberg

Kelly LeVeque

Mark Pryor

OwlTail

What’s the most impactful non-profit you’ve never heard of? 4-H.  Jennifer Sirangelo, who heads “America’s largest youth development organization" shares how self-confidence in today’s youth must be earned, not learned.        Produced by Dear Media

What’s the most impactful non-profit you’ve never heard of? 4-H.  Jennifer Sirangelo, who heads “America’s largest youth development organization" shares how self-confidence in today’s youth must be earned, not learned.        Produced by <a href="https://dearmedia.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Dear Media</a>

Inspiring America’s youth to be curious, exercise their voice, and be of service with 4-H President & CEO, Jennifer Sirangelo.  

When was the last time you actually listened to a teenager or college student? It’s almost instinctive to ignore those younger than us because we remember what wewere like at that age—and women can be harsh when we personally reflect. When talking to those younger than you, try to avoid phrases like “When I was your age,” “You’ll understand it someday,” and “How old are you?” If a 16-year-old girl from Florida can become a published author and a 12-year-old can be deemed “the next Steve Jobs,” it’s pretty clear age is just a number. The post Jennifer Sirangelo: How Youth-development Programs Produce Leaders appeared first on On The Dot Woman.

<p>When was the last time you actually listened to a teenager or college student? It’s almost instinctive to ignore those younger than us because we remember what wewere like at that age—and women can be harsh when we personally reflect. When talking to those younger than you, try to avoid phrases like “When I was your age,” “You’ll understand it someday,” and “How old are you?” If a 16-year-old girl from Florida can become a published author and a 12-year-old can be deemed “the next Steve Jobs,” it’s pretty clear age is just a number.</p> <p>The post <a href="http://www.onthedotwoman.com/audio/jennifer-sirangelo/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Jennifer Sirangelo: How Youth-development Programs Produce Leaders</a> appeared first on <a href="http://www.onthedotwoman.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">On The Dot Woman</a>.</p>

Episode 185: Jennifer Sirangelo: How Youth-development Programs Produce Leaders - On The Dot Woman

If you have ever participated in 4-H, you will undoubtedly want to hear from Jennifer Sirangelo, the new CEO of the National 4-H Council. The youth organization has membership of seven million young people worldwide with programs in science, agriculture, health and citizenship. She comes from a Midwest background, graduating from William Jewel College in Kansas City before receiving a MBA from Syracuse University and attending Oxford University.  She was a Harry S. Truman scholar as an undergraduate. After joining the National 4-H Council in 2006, Sirangelo served as Executive Vice President and Chief Operating Officer as she led development of the council's strategic plan and tripled annual fundraising.Jennifer Sirangelo

Jennifer Sirangelo, CEO National 4-H Council