#10 - Julie Butner (President and CEO of Tarrant Area Food Bank)
2023/10/27
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#10 - Julie Butner (President and CEO of Tarrant Area Food Bank)

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Julie Butner is the President and CEO of the Tarrant Area Food Bank, a non-profit organization that serves a million meals a week and is the primary source of donated food for hunger-relief charities and programs.She sat down with attorney Ty Stimpson and talked about growing up as an Army brat, her early admission to TCU, and serving as a young female officer during Desert Storm. Years later, those experiences positioned her perfectly to lead the Tarrant Area Food Bank just as the pandemic struck.#juliebutner #tarrantareafoodbank #takethisdownJulie is a former Army officer, as is her father and her husband. Military service is at her core. As a child, Julie and her siblings lived with their parents at various bases in the U.S. and in foreign countries, an adventurous upbringing that shaped her future. In high school, she came to Fort Worth on a ROTC scholarship after being admitted to the early admission program at TCU. She later moved overseas and served as a captain in Desert Storm in the 98th General Hospital in Nuremberg, Germany.After the military, Julie landed a job at the largest contract management company in the world and climbed the corporate ladder. In 2019, a recruiter happened to contact her about the CEO job at the Tarrant Area Food Bank, and she jumped at the opportunity to make an impact and give back. She was named President and CEO and, about 60 days later, the COVID pandemic struck. Julie went into military crisis mode and, for the next two years, found a way to get food into the community at a time when they needed it most. "It reaffirmed for me that I was put in that position at that time for a reason," said Julie, who manages a $150 million budget and oversees 130 employees. "We partnered with organizations in ways that we had not before. We found creative ways to work together to reach people." Find out how she and her team did it and the impact that they continue to make in the community and the surrounding areas.Don't miss this episode of "Take this Down with Ty Stimpson."Learn more about Tarrant Area Food Bank at https://tafb.org/and follow @tarrantareafoodbankVarghese Summersett Injury Law Group https://versusinjury.com/@versusinjury

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Julie Butner is the President and CEO of the Tarrant Area Food Bank, a non-profit organization that serves a million meals a week and is the primary source of donated food for hunger-relief charities and programs.She sat down with attorney Ty Stimpson and talked about growing up as an Army brat, her early admission to TCU, and serving as a young female officer during Desert Storm. Years later, those experiences positioned her perfectly to lead the Tarrant Area Food Bank just as the pandemic struck.#juliebutner #tarrantareafoodbank #takethisdownJulie is a former Army officer, as is her father and her husband. Military service is at her core. As a child, Julie and her siblings lived with their parents at various bases in the U.S. and in foreign countries, an adventurous upbringing that shaped her future. In high school, she came to Fort Worth on a ROTC scholarship after being admitted to the early admission program at TCU. She later moved overseas and served as a captain in Desert Storm in the 98th General Hospital in Nuremberg, Germany.After the military, Julie landed a job at the largest contract management company in the world and climbed the corporate ladder. In 2019, a recruiter happened to contact her about the CEO job at the Tarrant Area Food Bank, and she jumped at the opportunity to make an impact and give back. She was named President and CEO and, about 60 days later, the COVID pandemic struck. Julie went into military crisis mode and, for the next two years, found a way to get food into the community at a time when they needed it most. "It reaffirmed for me that I was put in that position at that time for a reason," said Julie, who manages a $150 million budget and oversees 130 employees. "We partnered with organizations in ways that we had not before. We found creative ways to work together to reach people." Find out how she and her team did it and the impact that they continue to make in the community and the surrounding areas.Don't miss this episode of "Take this Down with Ty Stimpson."Learn more about Tarrant Area Food Bank at https://tafb.org/and follow @tarrantareafoodbankVarghese Summersett Injury Law Group https://versusinjury.com/@versusinjury

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