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Breaking the Cycle of Poverty - Interview with Cathe Dykstra, CEO of Family Scholar House

Breaking the Cycle of Poverty - Interview with Cathe Dykstra, CEO of Family Scholar House

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Episode 1: This is the inaugural Blueprint Strategy Podcast episode and features Cathe Dykstra, CEO of Family Scholar House. Todd’s discussion with Cathe highlights her unique leadership philosophy, the remarkable growth and impact of Family Scholar House, and their innovative approach to addressing generational poverty. Central to their success are a commitment to data-driven outcomes, entrepreneurial spirit, and a deeply empathetic, family-centered model that fosters belonging and self-sufficiency.

Chapters

  • 00:00 - Introduction to the Blueprint Strategy Podcast and Cathe Dykstra
  • 01:37 – Cathe’s Diverse Professional Background and Service Philosophy
  • 03:27 - The Transformative Growth of Family Scholar House
  • 06:16 - The Two-Generational Approach to Breaking the Cycle of Poverty
  • 08:40 - Responsive Program Development Through Active Listening
  • 11:48 - The Simple Brilliance of Different-Colored Doors
  • 14:39 - Leadership Principles: Fostering a Blame-Free, Accountable Environment
  • 16:39 - Entrepreneurial Spirit and Innovative Initiatives
  • 21:37 - The Power of Data and Return on Investment
  • 25:55 - Family Scholar House as a Unifying Force and Personal Interests
  • 29:34 - Conclusion

To Learn More about Cathe Dykstra and Family Scholar House:

· Website: https://familyscholarhouse.org/

· Website: https://www.familybrands.family

If you’d like to learn more about Thumbprint Consulting and the services we offer, click here. You can also call us at (502) 365-1791. We’ll be happy to speak with you.

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