Kenny Anderson on Clubhouse

Bio

Radio/tv/podcast host/producer;
Small business owner;
Community servant;
Life motivator;
Inspirationalist;
Mentor;
Nationally certified mental health counselor

NYC born and raised (lower east side); avid reader; stamp/baseball card collector; music lover (all genres); situational extrovert; lifelong learner; legacy builder

HBCU-proud graduate of two,
Oakwood University (Go Ambassadors)
Alabama A&M University (Go Bulldogs)

Director, Office of Diversity, Equity & Inclusion in the Mayor’s office in Huntsville, Alabama.

Former Dean of Humanities & Social Sciences at Calhoun Community College,

American Psychological Association
Association of Black Psychologists
100 Black Men Greater Huntsville, Inc.
Huntsville Rotary Club

For the past 30+ years, host/producer of a live, weekly radio talk show called ‘2nd Chance’ that airs Sundays on 90.1 FM (local), wjou.org (Net) and some streaming platforms. It’s a public information show, and we’re always looking for interesting guests.

Executive Director of Leadership Empowerment Enterprise providing leadership development training, mentoring and philanthropy.
Leadership Empowerment Enterprise hosts ‘First Wednesdays,’ a free professional development seminar on Zoom every first Wednesday of the month, and ‘Bookworms,’ a free monthly book club discussion on Zoom. We are always looking for professionals and authors for both platforms.

Chief promoter of Jazz in the Park- Huntsville, a free, month-long concert series every September in collaboration with Birmingham-based Magic City Smooth Jazz and host of the ‘Jazz with Kenny Anderson’ Podcast. Artist inquiries are welcome at [email protected].


Kenny’s Truisms:
I’m more impressed with your brain than your bank account.
Time is your most valuable asset. Tardiness is your greatest liability.
Your net’work’ is your net’worth’.
Show me who you hang with, and I’ll tell you how far you will/will not grow.
Common sense is far too uncommon.
Everyone’s life has an expiration date.
Among life’s greatest deficiencies is critical thinking.
Everybody fails.
Success is a choice.
Wisdom is the greatest value available in the aging process.
Service and sacrifice are the highest honors in life.
You’ll never fully earn the privilege of leadership until you’ve mastered the art of followership.

Web site: www.kennyanderson.org
LinkedIn: Kenneth Anderson
Facebook: Kenny Anderson2, 2nd Chance and Leadership Empowerment Enterprise