Robin Haldiman's guest appearances

Robin Haldiman

Roanoke Podcast For Good

Chamber Vibes

Brad Stephens

Melissa Palmer

Kyle Petty

Mark Bradford

Beth Jones

Sarah Owens

John Park

Mike Garrison

James Jones

David Hungate

Lee Clark

Tom Field

John Hicks

Bart Smith

Greg King

OwlTail

Denny Huff

Denny Huff - Director Bedford Community Health Foundation &amp; Robin Haldiman- CEO - CHIP - Child Health Investment Partnership

<p>Denny Huff - Director Bedford Community Health Foundation &amp; Robin Haldiman- CEO - CHIP - Child Health Investment Partnership</p>

Denny Huff - Director Bedford Community Health Foundation & Robin Haldiman- CEO - CHIP - Child Health Investment Partnership

A graduate of Mary Baldwin College, Robin has been working for nonprofit agencies for most of her life. Robin started her nonprofit career managing a nonprofit foundation before becoming the Vice President of Planned Parenthood, and then she moved into the role she has served in now for over 21 years as the Chief Executive Officer for Child Health Investment Partnership (CHIP). CHIP seeks to pair pregnant and low-income mothers with a family case manager and community health nurse to help improve the health and school readiness of the child. Last year, the agency helped over 600 families. In her conversation with Hal, she explains more about how the agency is changing the lives of underserved children and families, the challenges she's faced with sharing her message, and she shares advice for running a successful nonprofit agency.

<p>A graduate of Mary Baldwin College, Robin has been working for nonprofit agencies for most of her life. Robin started her nonprofit career managing a nonprofit foundation before becoming the Vice President of Planned Parenthood, and then she moved into the role she has served in now for over 21 years as the Chief Executive Officer for <a href="https://chiprv.org/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Child Health Investment Partnership (CHIP)</a>. CHIP seeks to pair pregnant and low-income mothers with a family case manager and community health nurse to help improve the health and school readiness of the child. Last year, the agency helped over 600 families. In her conversation with Hal, she explains more about how the agency is changing the lives of underserved children and families, the challenges she's faced with sharing her message, and she shares advice for running a successful nonprofit agency.</p>

73: Run a Successful Nonprofit By Discovering Your Life’s Purpose | Robin Haldiman | Child Health Investment Partnership of Roanoke Valley