Humanity First- How Dollars Fund The Mission
BAMSI CEO Peter Evers is joined by BAMSI CFO David Simmons for an in-depth discussion of the organization's fiscal health.
28 Mars 202220min
Humanity First- Changes In Caring For People With Developmental Disabilities
BAMSI CEO Peter Evers is joined by Executive Vice President Jill Conlon, who oversees Adult Services. The duo discuss some important changes in how the organization is helping to aid individuals with developmental disabilities with a focus on the important time period where people transition from childhood to adulthood.
17 Mars 202220min
Humanity First - War In Ukraine, Unease In The Commonwealth
BAMSI CEO Peter Evers is joined by radio personality Chris Ryan for a discussion about workplace changes on masking and vaccinations. They also discuss the invasion of Ukraine and examine how the coverage of the war is affecting people in Massachusetts.
15 Mars 202222min
Humanity First- The Impact Of Dorn Davies
BAMSI CEO Peter Evers is joined by Fred Welsh, the Director of Elder Services for BAMSI's Dorn Davies program. The duo discuss the impactful work of the program and how it enriches the lives of seniors.
10 Mars 202219min
Humanity First-Ask The CEO for March
BAMSI CEO Peter Evers is interviewed by journalist Chris Ryan in March's "Ask the CEO" podcast. Evers will take employee and listener questions the first week in each month. To submit your question, email askceo@bamsi.org. Peter is asked about efforts to persuade the legislature to increase wages for "essential workers" and BAMSI's new pharmacy concept.
2 Mars 202219min
Humanity First- Business Development and Branding
BAMSI CEO Peter Evers is joined on this edition of the podcast by BAMSI Executive Administrative Officer Ulea Lago. The duo discusses the significance of branding and discuss the business development opportunities that are being explored.
22 Feb 202221min
Humanity First- Read To Succeed
BAMSI CEO Peter Evers is joined by Kathleen Anderson, Wallace Brown and Tracy Rosen for a discussion about "Read to Succeed." The program provides opportunities for academic achievement and personal growth for students ages 14-16. The program enrolls up to 12 youth who work in small groups at the juvenile courthouse in Brockton for 12 week sessions. The program provides basic literacy skills including decoding, fluency, and reading comprehension.
14 Feb 202223min
Humanity First- Real Estate and the Endemic
BAMSI CEO Peter Evers discusses the change in the demand for real estate with BAMSI Executive Vice President Lucas Carvalho.
11 Feb 202214min
