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What happens when a seasoned sales manager from the high-tech world of automation and robotics decides to dedicate his life to uplifting underserved communities? Meet Sedrick Page, the Chief Operating Officer of Black Men Coalition, who shares his remarkable journey from corporate success to social impact. In this episode, Sedrick reveals how he spearheaded the JYC Workforce Development Free Training Program at Jackson’s Yard Care, offering hands-on training and certification in yard care and landscaping to underserved individuals. You’ll hear about the incredible community support that has fueled this initiative, including the backing of State Senator Melissa Agard and the generous sponsors who provide meals for trainees. Sedrick’s story paints a vivid picture of his unwavering commitment to transforming lives in Madison, especially for those who have faced incarceration.
As we continue the conversation, Sedrick opens up about the game-changing eCornell initiative that provides formerly incarcerated individuals with a second chance through prestigious certificate programs. Whether it’s data analytics, project management, or diversity and inclusion, these programs offer valuable credentials from an Ivy League institution, igniting hope and new opportunities. Sedrick shares heartfelt anecdotes that highlight the untapped potential within this community, celebrating the powerful partnership between the Black Men Coalition and Cornell. Wrapping up, Sedrick emphasizes the importance of continuous learning and acquiring multiple certifications for lifelong success. This episode is a compelling testament to the transformative power of education and community support in rewriting lives.
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