Leonie Robinson
What’s your “superpower,” and how does it help you serve our community
My superpower is making people feel better in whatever situation.
What inspired you to get involved with this organization, and what keeps you motivated?
I have gained so much over the years and feel it’s now the right time to give back ideas, experience, expertise and help others along the way.
If you had to explain your professional background without using job titles, what would you say you do?
Through hard work dedication faith love and long suffering, I have fed the community mindbody and soul. By interacting with people e daily I have been able to grow and develop as well.
What’s one challenge in our community you care deeply about, and how do you hope your role on the board helps address it?
The thing dearest to my heart is trying to create an environment in which the youth are hopeful, excited and proud to live in Linden. To work and build Linden. The challenge is I cannot do it alone. Being on the Board will allow me to work with others to provide different point of view for the youth in the community.
What’s something people might be surprised to learn about you that influences how you show up as a board member?
I face many obstacles on a daily basis throughout my career. Things are not always what the seem on the surface. With God’s help and perseverance, I never quit but always a find a way to achieve my goas. Simply put, I am a problem solver and will figure out a solution.