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This year’s blog assignment for PPR Strategies was simple on paper: look back at 2025 and look ahead to 2026. In practice, it’s been anything
During this particularly nostalgic time of year, I came across a photo of me at age 16, posing for the camera at my first job.
This year, I found myself reflecting on the role planning plays in my life, how naturally it comes to me when I’m organizing for others,
This past year has felt a bit like swapping a familiar walking trail for a brand-new path—same boots, same backpack, but suddenly the terrain looks
This year, I’ve been thinking a lot about what it means to be part of a community, not just in theory, but in practice. In
Sometimes the best paths are the ones that you never planned for. If freshman-year Caleigh were to see what post-grad Caleigh is doing, she’d probably
Snack #1: A Speedy Strategy to Strengthen Alliances Release Date: November 4, 2025 Perfect for: When you’re drowning in gratitude but short on time! Let’s
You know better than anyone that progress rarely follows a blueprint. It twists, surprises, and occasionally feels like someone forgot to hand us the instruction
Let’s be honest: economic development, as a term, sounds pretty technical (and often needs explanation). But strip away the jargon, and you know what economic
This year’s blog assignment for PPR Strategies was simple on paper: look back at 2025 and look ahead to 2026. In practice, it’s been anything
During this particularly nostalgic time of year, I came across a photo of me at age 16, posing for the camera at my first job.
This year, I found myself reflecting on the role planning plays in my life, how naturally it comes to me when I’m organizing for others,
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