The guy you see MCing every Long Island nonprofit event has ADHD, 15 years of sobriety, and a mission to prove that your biggest struggles can become your greatest strengths.Tommy DeMisa didn't set out to become the "Nonprofit Sector Connector." He was a bartender who thought he was "just a salesman." But when his employee benefits company decided to focus on nonprofits 8 years ago, everything changed.His ADHD revelation:"It's a terrible name for something because it's not attention deficit. The things that I am super jazzed about, I just go all in. I suck at a lot of things. I'm good at like three or four things, and if you just stay in that zone, you're unstoppable."What he's built in his zone of brilliance:218 episodes of Philanthropy Focus (live streamed every Friday)Long Island Changemakers showMC work for nonprofits across Long Island$12,000+ annual donation through video productionDirector of Marketing & Development at Long Island Select HealthcareHis collaboration philosophy:Instead of seeing other video producers as competition, Tommy refers business and creates partnerships. "There's so much work to go around. If we can all get lifted up, we're all making money."The authenticity factor:15 years sober, in therapy, openly discussing ADHD and mental health. "Everyone you meet is fighting a battle you know nothing about. Be kind always." His vulnerability becomes his strength in connecting with nonprofit leaders and audiences.Current mission:Building an online platform for nonprofit community, consulting on relationship building and storytelling, and proving that being your own biggest fan isn't ego - it's necessity.Contact: Jersey Focus Productions | Philanthropy Focus (Friday live streams)Ready to share YOUR story? Book our state-of-the-art recording studio at www.nomstudios.coNeed marketing help for your business? Contact www.nommedia.co for full-service digital marketing solutions📱 Listen on Apple Podcasts, Spotify & iHeartMedia!🎙️ TAKE ACTION NOW!

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