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Sean has been on the Board of Directors at Edmond Mobile Meals since 2000. He served two terms as the Board President during which time the organization underwent tremendous strategic growth planning. Sean is the Co-Founder of RadVine Marketing in Edmond. Sean brings over 30 years of experience with fortune 500 organizations, start-ups, and SMB’s. Sean is a dynamic leader, speaker, and strategist whose ability to effectively communicate even the most complex subjects has quickly made him one of the most sought after business partners in his field. We are so grateful to have Sean serve on the Edmond Mobile Meals Board of Directors. Check out the Q&A with Sean below:

Q: How did you initially get involved with Edmond Mobile Meals?

A: I began with EMM as a board intern through Leadership Edmond Class XXXIV (the best class ever)

Q: What is it about the EMM mission that is meaningful to you?

A: I had a very close relationship with my Aunt who received meals at her home when she was no longer able to provide them for herself. I know how much it meant to her to get the meal, but more importantly, to see a smiling face each day. It was the impact those meals (and visitors) had on her life that made me want to be involved in providing that experience to others.

Q: What is your favorite thing about serving on the Board of Directors at EMM?

A: The passion for our Mission that the staff and other board members share. That passion is contagious and translates into a very healthy board (and organization), with members who are willing to selflessly serve our community.

I also appreciate the creativity of our board; the new and innovative ways they are always trying to communicate our Mission to the people of Edmond.

As a volunteer, I love being able to get involved in the "feet on the street" part of our Mission by delivering meals.

Q: Why do you believe it is important to serve others in your community?

A: Our clients are the same people that have served this community for many years; as teachers, public servants, doctors, etc. - I think the opportunity to serve them, in some small (or big) way, let's them know how much we appreciate them.