This week on the Building Greenwich podcast, we sit down with Bobby Walker, Jr., the first Assistant Head of School for Student and Community Life at Greenwich Academy. With a wealth of experience as a teacher, administrator, and community leader, Bobby is known for his dedication to elevating the student experience and building strong relationships within the school and local community.

In his role at Greenwich Academy, Bobby collaborates with various student life departments, including division heads, grade-level deans, and directors of diversity, athletics, and public purpose. He also plays a pivotal role in enhancing partnerships with local organizations that align with GA’s mission to foster exemplary character in young women.

Bobby brings a rich background in education and community service to the conversation. Prior to joining GA, he was CEO of the Boys and Girls Club of Greenwich and served as Head of Middle School at King School. His teaching journey began at his alma mater, St. Mark’s School in Dallas, where he taught U.S. history and life skills before transitioning into administrative roles.

In this episode, Bobby shares his passion for community-building, his approach to fostering student-faculty relationships, and his vision for the future of student life at Greenwich Academy. Join us as we explore the power of education, leadership, and service through Bobby’s inspiring story.

Listen in to hear how Bobby’s deep ties to Greenwich and his leadership are shaping the next generation of students.

In this episode, we sit down with Ryan Fazio, a lifelong Greenwich resident and current State Senator representing the Republican Party for the 36th District. Ryan shares his experiences growing up in Greenwich, his journey into public service, and his vision for the district’s future. Tune in as we discuss local issues, the importance of community, and Ryan’s goals as a leader in our town. Whether you’re a local or just interested in Greenwich, this episode offers a glimpse into the people shaping its future.

In this episode, we sit down with Nick Simmons, a lifelong Greenwich resident and candidate for State Senate representing the Democratic Party. Nick shares his journey growing up in Greenwich, his vision for the community, and what inspired him to run for office. Join us for an engaging conversation about local politics, community, and the future of Greenwich. Whether you’re a resident or just curious about the town, this episode offers unique insights into the people shaping Greenwich’s future.

In this episode of Building Greenwich, hosts Lindsay Potter and Scott Elwell sit down with Stephanie Radman, founder and owner of Mayflower Home Organizing. With an MBA and a heart for helping others, Stephanie has turned her passion for streamlining homes into a thriving business that provides white-glove organizing services for every need in Greenwich and surrounding areas. From creating Instagram-worthy closets to managing estate clean-outs, Mayflower Home transforms spaces and lives. Stephanie shares how her experience as a mother of three college-aged children and a dog mom to Duke, her English Bull Terrier, inspired her to build a business focused on making homes run smoothly. Having moved six times in nine years, Stephanie learned firsthand the power of staying organized and efficient, and now she offers her expertise to clients across the region. Whether you’re preparing your home for sale or simply craving a clutter-free life, Stephanie’s approach will inspire you to take control of your space and make it a haven of calm. Tune in to learn practical tips for decluttering, organizing, and creating systems that work for your lifestyle! You can find Mayflower Home Organizing at www.mayflowerhomeorganizing.com, and on Instagram @mayflowerhomeorganizing

In this episode, we sit down with Nick Loeb to discuss how his foundation is using the power of media to shape culture, society, and the next generation. Nick shares his mission to cultivate educational and traditional values through media-centric projects, from producing inspiring films and TV shows to offering scholarships that support these ideals. We explore how his foundation is empowering future leaders with honest learning and providing opportunities for children to attend the schools of their choice. Plus, we dive into the foundation’s dedication to supporting the families of local law enforcement, ensuring that those who protect our communities have the resources they need to secure a bright future for their children. To learn more about the foundation & event visit: https://bit.ly/3Mt4kpn The Nick Loeb foundation supports First Responder Scholarship Programs in Purchase/ Harrison, White Plains & Greenwich.

Just like summer, this episode is short and sweet. Join Scott & Lindsay as they dive into all the exciting events happening in Greenwich this August.

We hope you are enjoying your summer, see you next week!

With over a decade in non-profit leadership, Erin has led both large and small organizations in Manhattan, Washington, DC, and Greenwich, CT. A graduate of Elon University (B.A.) and Columbia Theological Seminary (M.Div), Erin’s career has focused on leading strategic organizational change and driving systems improvement, creating the foundation for growth and transformation.

In 2014 Elon University presented Erin with the Alumni Award for Service to Church and Society. She has been featured on CSPAN in her role as Guest Chaplain for the U.S. House of Representatives, and in 2020 was named one of the “40 under 40 women in Washington” by Washingtonian Magazine.

In her free time, Erin volunteers as a Mentor with the Women’s Mentoring Network in Stamford, CT, is a Certified Domestic Abuse Victim Advocate with the Greenwich YWCA, is a member of Women Owned Greenwich, and serves as a pro bono consultant with The Acceleration Project.

It was a privilege to talk with Erin and learn more about her work and what the Center for Hope and Renewal offers our community!

Meet Donald (Don) Mohr, Recreation Supervisor for the Town of Greenwich! Don has been involved a number of Sports Leagues, the Dorothy Hamill Skating Rink, field scheduling and many special events for the Town over the past 40 years. In this episode Scott, Lindsay and Don discussed the upcoming 4th of July Greenwich Town Fireworks Displays at Binney Park and Greenwich Point Park, as well as the Greenwich Summer Concert Series.

Tune in to learn more about the biggest events of the Summer in Greenwich, CT with Donald Mohr!