Eli Lesser-Goldsmith Email & Phone Number

South Burlington, Vt, Us

Eli manages Healthy Living's internal Directors team (Finance, Operations, and Purchasing), the external and newly formed Board of Directors, and all future growth opportunities.Our new Mission and Vision are clear and present as we drive towards 2022:Healthy Living's Mission:We’re on a mission to fuel a passion for great food, health and well-being and be the place where people gather to shop, eat, and work.Healthy Living's Guiding Principals:An outstanding place to work Super healthful, innovative, delicious food - we’ve never wavered from our standards! Amazing hospitality The most inviting place to shop and eat Deep devotion to local farmers and producers An educated staff An active, vibrant role in our community

Montpelier, Vermont, Us

The Advisory Committee of the Green Mountain Care Board (GMCB) seeks to improve the health of Vermonters and more effectively manage the costs of health care by providing input and recommendations to the GMCB and by bringing informed perspective to community discussions of health system reform.

South Burlington Business Association, member of the Board of Directors

Burlington, Vt, Us

MissionThe Flynn Center for the Performing Arts fosters the enjoyment, understanding, and development of the performing arts in Vermont through diverse and engaging artistic experiences.VisionThe Flynn is Vermont's premier home for diverse performing arts programming and education, collaborating with artists, organizations, schools and the community to encourage the creation, appreciation, and understanding of the arts. We seek to nurture a vibrant arts community, foster artistic excellence, and bring people together for powerful shared experiences that inspire a creative exchange of ideas.Beliefs/ValuesThe arts touch people's lives in profound ways: in their understanding of themselves, their connection to local and world communities and cultures, and in their understanding of their own creativity. The arts provide these qualities to the greater public for the social and economic benefits that the shared performance experience provides. The Flynn's belief in these sustaining principles manifests in the following forms:

Burlington, Vermont, Us

To encourage and celebrate the responsible use and long term stewardship of Lake Champlain by fostering educational and recreational opportunities for all members of our community.The CSC is a community-based non-profit organization providing lake access and educational programs. The CSC has received national awards from U.S. Sailing for its innovative programming and hallmark performance, and is a vital community resource on the Burlington waterfront that provides recreation, education, and access to Lake Champlain for over 6,000 people each year.We engage our community with the Lake through a wide range of educational and recreational programs that extend an open invitation to everyone regardless of age, gender, race, physical ability, or the means to pay. Our Signature Programs are specifically designed for youth development and people with disabilities, which enable under-served populations to access Lake Champlain. Our educational programs continue throughout the year, allowing students to study the human impacts affecting the lake in a hands-on teaching environment.Using non-motorized boats – sailboats, kayaks, canoes and paddleboards – participants learn valuable life lessons that instill a sense of ownership in one of Vermont’s most valuable natural resources – Lake Champlain. The CSC is a valuable lakeside hub that provides award-winning programs for over 60 of local community organizations, schools, and businesses.core values:Passion- For sailing, for paddling, for the grandeur of Lake Champlain, and for the thrill of being on the waterStewardship- Of the lake through responsible practices, environmental education, and stewardship programmingEducation- Through a curriculum of sailing instruction, water safety, personal empowerment and a welcoming environment in which to learnAccess- To the lake, both physically and conceptually, for all lifestyles and abilities, through our curriculum and tuition subsidies

The Church Street Marketplace District is a business improvement district created in 1981, that includes the public street and all properties that abut Church Street between Pearl and Main Streets. It is a National Register Historic District and has been named one of the Great Public Spaces in America for its historic buildings, thriving retail trade, carefully maintained streets and walkways, and strong community support.Each year some 3 million visitors come here to shop, eat, meet and greet, mark milestones, or just pass the time of day. All property owners in the district pay an additional tax (called the “common area fee”) that funds 70% of the District’s operations. The District may not receive funding for its operation from the City’s general fund.Church Street Marketplace District Commission is a City Commission that sets policy for the Marketplace District and recommends the annual common area fee. The nine Marketplace Commissioners are appointed for three-year terms by the Burlington City Council and represent residents, businesses and property owners.

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