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Networking is a key element in accomplishing goals.
The following references are from my LinkedIn page, and are a mix of business and personal contacts in the greater community. — Steve Norcross, Director of Pastoral Services, “I am pleased to serve with Brad on the Board of Directors at William Temple House. Brad is a committed and effective advocate for the clients served by the House – the working poor of the greater Portland area. I have the utmost respect for Brad’s judgment. He brings to the Board a calm strength and dignity, and treats everyone – from colleagues to clients – with kindness and decency.” — Mark Hendricks, Principal, “Brad is a tremendous partner and advocate for sobriety and recovery. Without his help, we at Central City Concern would never have been able to start Laura’s Place, where women who are graduating from their treatment program at Letty Owings Center, can live in a clean and sober environment with their children. They and their children have a fresh start in life. It was Brad’s vision that helped make it happen, and we are grateful for it.” — Carole Romm, Director, Community Partnerships, “Those committed to helping the cause of Recovery are vital to the future of our communities, and Brad is a treasure on the Recovery team! Those in recovery should visit Brad’s website and enter their recovery anniversary. Those who teach should invite Brad to come and speak, or play or bring. (He does all well.)” — Bill Russell, Executive Director, “Brad is both an inspiration and a wonderful person. He is great to work with – both his passion and integrity shine through everytime!” — Shannon Spencer, Development Manager, “Brad lives his values as an advocate, a philanthopist and an artist. He truly makes a difference in the lives of others, including those struggling with addictions, in organizations that lift up peoples’ lives, and through his contributions as a composer and musician.” — Patricia Trout, Owner, “Brad is a unique individual who has found his calling through using his talent as a musician and composer to bring a message of sobriety to the world. I admire his dedication and commitment, and his ability to turn tragedy into a strong message of hope for others.” — Anna Catalano, Chairman, Board of Directors, “Brad has played piano music for Terwilliger Plaza diners since 1997. His American Songbook soft jazz repertoire is tasteful,
and we enjoy the ambience he provides.” — Barbara Leighton, volunteer “I had the privilege of having Brad as a Board Member at a not-for-profit, and relied on his integrity and kindness. He was generous
with his talents and passionate about his mission. Both his faith and compassion make him a strong advocate for helping people.” — Vivian Cheadle Manning, “Brad is a dedicated humanitarian though his work assisting women in recovery. He has creatively used his life experience
to inform his efforts to support women in recovery and encourage women to choose recovery. Brad’s networking approach allows for the broadest reach for the message
of recovery and for multiple points of contact and entry into the sisterhood of the recovered. I would encourage anyone interested in recovery, women and addictions,
women’s and their families’ health and wellbeing to learn about and support Brad’s work.” — Suzanne Doyle, Associate Executive Director, “Brad is an excellent pianist and performs for us at different events as well as volunteers to play on a weekly basis.” — Dee Sellner, President and CEO |
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