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In this episode of Scam DamNation, host Lillian S. Cauldwell dives into the $32 billion investment scheme orchestrated by the Mormon Church, which concealed the funds in 'shell' companies for over two decades. The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has fined the Church $5 million for failing to disclose its investment holdings properly. The Church, concerned about the potential negative fallout from revealing the size of its portfolio, used these shell companies to avoid transparency1. Tune in to Scam DamNation to uncover why the Church felt threatened. Could it be because the Mormon Church, registered as a non-profit under Ensign Peak Advisors, feared that its followers and outsiders might view a holy order with such vast wealth unfavorably, given its principles of charity, poverty, and frugality? Listen to the podcast to find out when the SEC first noticed this and what transpired next.

Dennis, who works as a Principal Consultant and Executive Coach at the Leadership Research Institute, is also the author of the internationally best-selling book, "TRANSITION ON PURPOSE." In their discussion, he shared his naval experiences and Life is a contact sport, exploring the theme of navigating life changes purposefully. Highlighting the concept that "Life is a contact sport," Dennis emphasized the importance of building a support network including sponsors, connectors, mentors, and catalysts. Betsy found the conversation and the book especially insightful for caregivers in transition and recommends it highly. Proceeds from "TRANSITION ON PURPOSE" are donated to Camp Resilience and Camp Southern Ground. Betsy encourages visiting Dennis's website for more information and to support these causes by purchasing the book. For additional details and to get in touch, please visit the following URL. Navigating the Journey of Life Transitions

Today Sheila Wilson's guest is Tracy Phillips R.N.BSN. Tracy has worked in hospitals for many years and worked in many departments. One of Tracy’s jobs was working on safety and quality for patients and employees. Healthcare workers get assaulted frequently and it was mentioned that a survey was done that showed 70-80% of nurses alone get assaulted by patients, patients' families, and even their friends. Tracy spoke about the incident reports and how important they are to get data. Doing an incident report after being assaulted or threatened is a valuable tool. Having electronic charts make it easier to write incident reports. Having incident reports and documenting the threat and assault will only help to stop the violence.

Today Sheila Wilson's guest is Tracy Phillips R.N.BSN. Tracy has worked in hospitals for many years and worked in many departments. One of Tracy’s jobs was working on safety and quality for patients and employees. Healthcare workers get assaulted frequently and it was mentioned that a survey was done that showed 70-80% of nurses alone get assaulted by patients, patients' families, and even their friends. Tracy spoke about the incident reports and how important they are to get data. Doing an incident report after being assaulted or threatened is a valuable tool. Having electronic charts make it easier to write incident reports. Having incident reports and documenting the threat and assault will only help to stop the violence.

Wanna know more and/or join us? (ﾉ◕ヮ◕)ﾉ*:･ﾟ✧ ✧ﾟ･: *ヽ(◕ヮ◕ヽ) Pls email us at [email protected] or ping publicly via t.me/inqinc to meetup at the Messe. Big *thank you* to “Kultura Nova” Foundation for supporting our travel! (Our project travel is financially supported by the “Kultura Nova” Foundation.)

“Differ because it is worth it for the many, rather than for the few, or even at worst, only to feed the ego.”- #business #politics #non_profit co_operative #goodnewsthoughts (at The Village Leadership Consulting)