Connect and Collaborate with Adam Knapp, “Mandala of Presence in Leadership”
Adam Knapp is a leader, educator, mentor, coach, and speaker who specializes in creativity for personal achievement.
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Connect and Collaborate with Carrie Jordan Myers, “Tell Your Story: Adventures of a Book Author”
Carrie Jordan Myers is an Asheville-based author, poet, speaker, and podcaster.
Fourth Annual “brAIn Hub”
Fourth Annual brAIn Hub
Have a Cup on Us!
Have a cup on us and let us know your leadership interests.
Ginger’s Revenge Presents “Sit a Spell”
Ginger’s Revenge presents “Sit a Spell” open jam.
Connect and Collaborate with Andrea Robel: “Surviving and Thriving with Business Change”
Andrea Robel, founder of Vistanet, has survived life-threatening conditions while continuing to be a vital force in business. Learn how to adapt and thrive instead of succumbing to change.
Tanger Outlet Asheville Hosts Mother’s Day Celebration, “Spring in Bloom,” Sunday, May 3
Tanger Outlets Asheville invites the community to Spring in Bloom, Sunday, May 3, 2026
Connect and Collaborate with Dr. JoJo Yonce in “Bring Balance to the System That Controls Everything About You”
Dr. JoJo Yonce, founder of Sensorium Neuro Wellness, leader in integrative brain health programs, applies over a dozen different Neuro-therapies, including neurofeedback training, to alleviate symptoms associated with ADHD, Learning Challenges, Anxiety, Depression, Insomnia, and more. He discusses how this drug-free, non-invasive solution can help you live a happier, healthier life and be a better leader as well.
Take the survey and get the report on the state of leadership in Western North Carolina.
Input from our WNC Community is essential in building a leadership program and curriculum that best serves area businesses and organizations.
“Does ‘Natural’ Always Mean Safe?” featuring Claudia DeFouw Now Available in Leadership Video Library
Positively Asheville features Claudia DeFouw, founder of Sweet Abode Artisan Soaps, who explains how ingredients may or may not be entirely safe even though they are called “natural.”