Join us Wednesday morning at 7:30am in the Great Hall - Kitchi Gammi Club (831 E Superior St., Duluth, MN 55802) as we hear from Anthony Pisapia, Head of School at Marshall School
Anthony Pisapia has spent 20 years leading schools and social benefit organizations. At the crossroads of technology and education, he has worked with volunteer boards to attain extraordinary results and unlock human potential through life-changing education programs and school design. The organizations he led, and programs he built, have won numerous awards and helped countless individuals.
Most recently, as Associate Head of School and Chief Innovation and Information Officer at Tower Hill School, a PK3-12 private school of 851 students in Wilmington Delaware, Mr. Pisapia led the turnaround of a struggling school that had just emerged from crisis, turning it into a thriving school recently ranked the #1 day school in Delaware by Niche.
As Founding Head of School at Zip Code Wilmington, an ongoing and successful nonprofit coding school and job-force training program that partners with corporations such as JPMorgan Chase, Capital One, Barclays, and Bank of America to train and place software developers, Anthony developed the school’s innovative business model offers training to students at little or no cost and raising the income potential of graduates 100% on average upon graduation, recouping costs through placement fees paid by corporate partners.
Pisapia was Associate Executive Director at Tech Impact, a nonprofit technology company started with support from Microsoft. Mr. Pisapia grew that organization from a nascent nonprofit serving 30 organizations in Philadelphia to a global thought-leader that, today, has trained and supported thousands of nonprofits and nonprofit leaders, teaching them to leverage technology for their organization’s missions. While at Tech Impact, Pisapia started the ITWorks program, a technology workforce training program focused on helping at-risk young adults break the cycle of poverty. Over 1000 graduates have been trained and placed by ITWorks.
Pisapia completed his Master’s Degree in Education with a focus on Independent School Leadership at the University of Pennsylvania. He earned dual Bachelor’s degrees from the University of Delaware, a certificate in Nonprofit Management from the University of Delaware, and a certificate in Fundraising from Villanova University. Mr. Pisapia is a skilled fundraiser, having earned the Certified Fundraising Executive designation by raising millions of dollars in support of various causes. He currently serves as Board Vice President at Startup Africa, an organization that provides entrepreneurship education to young people in over 30 countries.
You and your plus one are joyfully invited to join us on Thursday, December 12th at 5:00pm for Harbortown Rotary's Annual Holiday Party!
We will gather in our ugliest holiday sweaters and enjoy delicious food, and wonderful fellowship!
The night will include dinner catered by OMC Smokehouse and live entertainment by Duluth East Sterling Strings.
Who: You and Your Guest What: Harbortown Rotary's Annual Holiday Party Where: Duluth Cider When: Thursday, December 12, 2024 | 5:00pm - 10:00pm Why: To Celebrate the Holiday Season with our Fellow Harbortown Rotarians
Mark your calendars for Harbortown's upcoming hands on projects, committee meetings, and gatherings!
LINCOLN PARK SPRING CLEAN-UP: neighborhood litter pickup organized by Ecolibrium3 and Ursa Minor
Saturday, April 26, 9 a.m. – 12 p.m.
Register individually at https://ecolibrium3.salsalabs.org/lnpkcleanup2025/index.html. There is an option to organize large groups and meet at Clyde, but EcoRotary will be tabling at Ursa Minor (the individual & small group start point), so we will be planning to show up at Ursa with individuals/couples/families selecting whichever time slot they prefer. More details on the registration page.
If you have the upcoming program duty (check the duty roster here), please be sure to secure a speaker and provide notice to Casey Nies (Nies.casey@gmail.com) as soon as your speaker is confirmed. If you are unable to confirm a speaker, please contact Lauren Farden (lauren.farden@edwardjones.com) for help. If you have a different assigned program duty and cannot make it to the meeting, please find a replacement.
Harbortown Rotary has a Windows 11 laptop. Presenters may bring a USB drive with the PowerPoint presentation (or whatever is wanted to be shown on the projector while speaking). Please share this information with your program's presenter.
For news, announcements, event promotion, social media, media releases, and more, please contact Casey Nies (nies.casey@gmail.com | 701.351.7270)
For Scuttlebutt: If you are hosting the program speaker, please copy Casey on the speaker's name, organization, and email. If you are the chair of a Harbortown Committee, please update Casey on relevant information regarding grants and awards, meetings or news. Casey will use this information to create more dynamic and engaging content to share with potential club members and on social media!
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