CC develops the strategic plans, manages sales and marketing and designs networks for C2 Contractors. He manages all of the company relationships and is focused on delivering what each of his customers needs.

He brings over 25 years of experience and training sees the future as very bright with expanded service and product offering in construction, training and IT sourcing. He most enjoys all of the team members at C2 Contractors because he feels that is what differentiates C2 from
the competition.

Brandon Lamberth serves as Senior Project Manager for C2 Contractors, has more than 5 years of project management experience and has been involved in many of the larger construction projects for C2.

Brandon graduated Sum Cum Laude from Brunswick Community College with an Associate Degree in Art and earned a Bachelor and Masters Degree from King University in Business and Project Management

Ed is a problem solver, providing quality in each installation, ensuring he finds a solution for each opportunity presented him and stepping in wherever there is a void. He has been with the company for over 10 years and looks forward to the future growth of C2.

Ed enjoys treating each customer like he would like to be treated and gaining the confidence of each and every customer.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

Many different organizations have recognized Odell’s insight and commitment. In 2021, his leadership in the community response to COVID-19 led to participation in the White House COVID-19 Virtual Roundtable for NC Leaders. In 2022, Odell was one of 12 people nationally selected by AARP to receive the Local Hero’s Award for his leadership in caregiving. He served on numerous boards of directors in areas related to housing and education. including the Executive Committee of the Old North State Boy Scout Council, the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, the United Way of Greater Greensboro, and the Greensboro Opera. In 2023, Odell was elected to chair Children and Families First in Guilford County. He currently serves on the Board of Catalyst Community Development Corporation (Abbeville, SC) and Board of Directors for the Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

Reverend Odell Cleveland, Founder and President of Cal Tee Solutions LLC since 2006, uses his three decades of experience with non-profit, faith-based and for-profit institutions to build stronger communities, using his ability to bring diverse publics together and achieving success through finding “common ground”.

In 1997 he co-founded the nation’s first faith- based Community Action Agency, Welfare Reform Liaison Project. He was able to grow the organization from a small annex area in a Church to a $100 million nonprofit corporation with a significant impact on North Carolina’s most marginalized communities. Sixteen years later he moved on to serve as the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Mount Zion Baptist Church of Greensboro. During his 13 years as CAO, he helped build a strengthened infrastructure to support the rapidly growing Church, which increased its membership to 7,000-worshippers and expanded from a single campus to three campuses, covering the most populous areas of North Carolina.