00:08:44	Elizabeth Russo:	you might try swapping screens to share . . .
00:10:49	Jessica Arrazola:	Thank you for joining us today. Q&A for each presenter will follow in the chatbox. Please share your questions and thoughts in the chatbox for our presenters today.
00:15:55	Karen Martin:	Great job, Amy!
00:16:26	Joli Weiss:	Great job Amy!
00:16:33	Jamie Black:	My gantt chart was abandoned as well, Amy!
00:17:15	Nassira Nicola (she/they, MA DPH):	[Not a question, just wanted to say that Amy's work has been CRITICAL in advancing disability equity work at DPH and we're so lucky to have had her focused attention on this project!]
00:19:24	Jessica Arrazola:	@Nassira it has been great working with Amy and all of the other LEAD participants. The presentations today are the tip of the ice berg to describe the impact of their activities.
00:23:14	Kristy Nguyen:	2 minute warning
00:27:23	Gus Birkhead:	Could all of the speakers talk about who their mentors and coaches were, how they were selected, how much contact they had with them, any suggestions for improving that part of the program?  Thanks
00:29:32	Laura Newman:	Prabhu, thanks for your honesty about not wanting to move too high up in the leadership chain. it resonates with me that you were able to assess skills needed and lifestyle impacts and decided to find the place in which you can make an impact and lead in the way that makes sense to you. thanks for sharing
00:30:10	Jessica Arrazola:	@Gus - CSTE provided 2 options for coaches but each participant selected the one they preferred to meet with. They met with their coach about once a month. I will let each participant share more about selecting their mentors and project sponsors.
00:35:23	Kristy Nguyen:	2 minute warning
00:41:24	Daniel Drociuk (SC):	My mentor was identified based upon a common experience in another State. Initially, we met (virtually) quite often and shared Scope of Services used, ideas for narrative for an RFP, etc.
00:42:37	Daniel Drociuk (SC):	My coach was my Division Director, who both understood the "why's" and "where's" of the project but also supported the flexibility needed.
00:45:19	Kristy Nguyen:	2 minute warning
00:48:50	Amy Bettano:	@Gus - I was able to work with other MA DPH staff for these roles since we're a large health department. My mentor had epidemiological and leadership experience at the state, and my project sponsor had subject matter expertise in disability research (and also developed the initial project idea).
00:56:16	Kristy Nguyen:	2 minute warning
01:04:00	Jessica Arrazola:	We have 5 more presentations on Monday, June 27th. Register to join us: https://zoom.us/meeting/register/tJctcO6rrjMvHtHrMTQzi_uuhEjCwlZcfTaK
01:06:22	Prabhu Gounder:	Apologies everyone - I have to jump off for another call. Please feel free to email me directly for any questions: pgounder@ph.lacounty.gov. Was nice to see everyone. Have a good day!
01:09:58	Kristy Nguyen:	2 minute warning
01:10:56	Paula Carrasco:	Great presentation Ying! Very informative! Bravo!!
01:11:06	Amy Bettano:	Great presentations by everyone!!
01:11:46	Daniel Drociuk (SC):	Well done folks!!
01:11:46	Joli Weiss:	Thanks for the great presentations!
01:11:55	Alfreda Holloway-Beth:	Great job