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In this special edition of Leadership Matters, host Dr. Benjamin F. Chavis Jr. presents two exclusive, in-depth interviews with influential leaders making a significant impact in public policy and economic development: Congressman Steven Horsford and Dr. Steven Johnson, Executive Vice President of Events DC.
🔹 Segment 1: Congressman Steven Horsford
Dr. Chavis sits down with Congressman Horsford to discuss leadership in Congress, advancing economic justice, workforce development, and policies designed to expand opportunity for underserved communities. Horsford shares his perspective on the future of leadership, civic engagement, and building a more equitable economy.

🔹 Segment 2: Dr. Steven Johnson, EVP, Events DC
In a separate conversation, Dr. Chavis interviews Dr. Steven Johnson on the vital role of economic development, major events, and strategic partnerships in strengthening local economies. Dr. Johnson provides insight into how organizations like Events DC drive growth, opportunity, and long-term community impact.
Together, these two conversations highlight:

Leadership across government and business sectors
Strategies for advancing economic opportunity and equity
Workforce development and job creation
The power of collaboration to strengthen communities

Leadership Matters is a dynamic video series dedicated to showcasing visionary leaders whose work is shaping a more just and prosperous future.
👉 Be sure to like, comment, and subscribe for more inspiring conversations with today’s leading voices.

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