Center for Leadership Development
Aaron Marshall is an accomplished professional with diverse experience in retail, music, and tutoring. As the Founder of Naptown Thrift since July 2015, Aaron manages an online store, curates vintage sportswear and high fashion items, and maintains customer engagement through effective website management. Aaron has been active as an Artist since 2012, composing original music, collaborating with artists nationwide, performing regularly in the Midwest, and developing merchandise to enhance branding. Additionally, Aaron serves as a Tutor at the Center for Leadership Development, providing personalized assistance to students, and has worked as a Sales Associate at Under Armour, where strong customer relationships and product knowledge are prioritized. Previous experience includes an internship at HipHopDX, where Aaron conducted artist interviews and contributed to content creation using Wordpress. Aaron holds a Bachelor's degree in Recording Industry Studies from Butler University, with a strong foundation in the arts from Culver Academies.
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Center for Leadership Development
For over 40 years, the Center for Leadership Development has served as a beacon of college and career readiness for families in Indianapolis. Our mission is to foster the advancement of minority youth in Central Indiana as future professional, business and community leaders by providing experiences that encourage personal development and educational attainment. Our vision is to establish CLD as one of the most preeminent centers in the nation for inspiring the highest character and leadership skills, and the highest academic, college and career achievement in African American Youth. CLD's Principles for Success are the core values which we believe are fundamental to developing youth and preparing them for life long success: -Character Development -Educational Excellence -Leadership Effectiveness -Community Service -Career Achievement CLD delivers values-based program experiences, academic and family counseling, tutoring and classroom leadership by college-educated professionals and college readiness workshops at low or no cost to students, parents and guardians and adult learners. This holistic approach distinguishes CLD from other youth serving organizations.