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with Scott McLeod of the United Way of Salt Lake City

Posted Oct 31, 2018

Scott McLeod, former VP of Collective Impact Partnerships for the United Way of Salt Lake discusses United Way’s collective impact programs. Collective Impact requires everyone working together in partnership – businesses, cities, government, schools, churches, foundations, & nonprofit organizations – to tackle the most pressing challenges & develop lasting solutions.

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