
Gang Members Make Great Employees (When You Give Them a Chance)
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Tom Vozzo's journey from corporate executive to CEO of Homeboy Industries demonstrates how leadership built on authentic relationships can transform lives, particularly for those society has most marginalized.
• Leaving a 26-year corporate career after questioning whether shareholder value should always come before employee welfare
• Discovering that former gang members and previously incarcerated individuals make excellent employees when given proper support
• Building an organization where two-thirds of management came from the formerly incarcerated population they serve
• Creating a community focused on healing trauma rather than punishing past mistakes
• Challenging businesses to hire from marginalized populations as part of their community commitment
• Breaking conventional leadership wisdom by treating people individually rather than worrying about precedent
• Finding deeper spirituality through serving others and witnessing their transformation
• Learning that people want to work hard and succeed when given genuine opportunities
• Recognizing that effective leaders find joy through others' success rather than personal achievement
Visit Homeboy Industries online or find Tom's book "The Homeboy Way" on Amazon to learn more about investing in people society has forgotten.
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