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Our Unscripted Collaborative hosts Keith Bresee, Zaneta Chuniq, Keiron Bailey & 17 year SEO industry expert Jeremy Rivera are having unscripted interviews small business owners, founders and creators across the United States, learning about their challenges, successes and insights into the world of SMBs.
Myles Johnson: Youth Entrepreneurship & Representing Ingram County Michigan
Unscripted Small Business
19 minutes 44 seconds
7 months ago
Myles Johnson: Youth Entrepreneurship & Representing Ingram County Michigan
In this episode of the Unscripted Small Business Podcast, our new host, digital marketing consultant Zaneta Chunique Inpower speaks with Miles Johnson, an elected official in Ingham County, about his role in the Lansing community. They discuss various topics including community development projects, food deserts, youth empowerment, and economic initiatives. Miles shares his passion for advocating for the youth and the importance of local politics, encouraging listeners to get involved in their communities. He also offers advice for aspiring political leaders and emphasizes the significance of representation in public service.
takeaways
Miles Johnson is an elected official in Ingham County.
He represents South Lansing and is involved in community development.
There are new projects in South Lansing, including a bank and health system.
Food deserts are a significant issue in South Lansing.
Youth empowerment is a top priority for Miles Johnson.
Economic development is crucial for the community's growth.
Community members can get involved by attending local meetings.
Local politics are essential for making a difference.
Representation in politics is vital for diverse perspectives.
Starting small can lead to significant changes in the community.
Unscripted Small Business
Our Unscripted Collaborative hosts Keith Bresee, Zaneta Chuniq, Keiron Bailey & 17 year SEO industry expert Jeremy Rivera are having unscripted interviews small business owners, founders and creators across the United States, learning about their challenges, successes and insights into the world of SMBs.
