C3S Consulting

09/13/2026

Congratulations to our CEO Angeline F. Johnson on her selection as a 2026 community honoree of the Delta Eta Sigma Alumnae Chapter of Sigma Gamma Rho Sorority, Incorporated located in Kansas City, Kansas!

🏆🌟The Kansas City, KS Chapter of Sigma Gamma Rho Sorority, Inc. is excited to announce our Award Honorees for our 104th Founders Day! 🎤✨

It is our pleasure to announce our Soror Angeline Johnson Chair of the Kansas African American Affairs Commission, advocating on behalf of Black Kansans across the state. Serves as Social Action Chair for Sigma Gamma Rho Sorority, Inc. as one of our 2026 award honorees!

✨ Everyone is invited to join us!
📅 Date: Saturday, November 21, 2026
🕘 Time: 5:00 PM for cocktail hour and dinner
📍 Location: Holiday Inn and Suites, 8787 Reeder Rd., Overland Park, KS
✅Get your Early Bird Ticket TODAY: https://www.zeffy.com/en-US/ticketing/annual-founders-day-golden-gala-hollywood-glamour

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08/22/2026

A post from our CEO Angeline F. Johnson!

"It has been an honor to have served as 1 of 65 inaugural Economic Recovery Corps (ERC) Fellows! I want to celebrate my fellow Fellows for the amazing work that has been and continues to be done by each of you in urban, rural, tribal communities and territories throughout the U.S.! The national impact of this
U.S. Economic Development Administration investment into the ERC will build communities and enhance lives for years to come! Congratulations to all for doing THE WORK that matters! Thank you to the International Economic Development Council team for the vision for and managing of this process!

Click below to learn more about our work!"

The Economic Recovery Corps (ERC), IEDC’s flagship initiative with the U.S. Economic Development Administration, was built around a question: Can communities move further on projects when they have dedicated capacity and expertise working alongside them?

ERC placed fellows into communities to become a part of the local ecosystem, building trust, strengthening partnerships, navigating barriers, and helping move projects from ideas toward implementation.

As the inaugural cohort wraps up this fall, the fellowship comes to an end, but the capacity, relationships and momentum built along the way continue.

Explore the ERC impact: economicrecoverycorps.org/impact

What would 30 months of dedicated capacity change in your community?

Day 36 of 100.

07/31/2026

Today marks my final day as an International Economic Development Council Economic Recovery Corps Fellow.

Today is bittersweet.

For the past 2½ years I've had the opportunity to meet and grow with some of the most dedicated economic development professionals in this nation. Serving across states, tribal nations, and U.S. territories, the 65 inaugural ERC Fellows and our host organizations have made IMPACT.

My work lived with the Greater Wichita Partnership, asking one question across a 10-county region of south-central Kansas: What can be done to ensure the economic vitality of the region through the lens of childcare, affordable housing, and regional transit?

That question produced three white papers on the topics of childcare, affordable housing, and regional transit. Each of paper examined these topics through the lenses of talent and economic mobility. More importantly, that research is now built into a broader Economic Mobility Plan that is now moving toward implementation. The research that I produced are not documents that will sit on a shelf. The research and work that was produced are efforts that are ongoing and will deliberately outlast my tenure in this role.

Thank you to the U.S. Economic Development Administration for a $30 million investment that has generated over $240 million in return nationwide! Thank you to the teams at IEDC, the National League of Cities, ICMA - International City/County Management Association, and National Association of Development Organizations (NADO) for your partnership and support. And thank you to the team at Greater Wichita Partnership for the opportunity, and to the community partners across Kansas who allowed me into your rooms and at your tables to do the work that matters for COMMUNITY!

To my fellow inaugural ERC Fellows — I wish you every good thing as you continue doing work that matters throughout our nation and territories. Though the fellowship ends, we know that the work does not.

I look forward to continuing to see and hear about "THE WORK" that each of you will continue to do to impact communities and change lives for the better!

You are all simply amazing and it has truly been an honor to work alongside of each of you!

And now...ONWARD!!

Grateful. 💙

Angeline F. Johnson

07/24/2026

Congratulations to our CEO, Angeline F. Johnson in her selection to join the 2026 Leadership Wichita Class!

The Wichita Regional Chamber of Commerce has selected 33 professionals from across the region for the Leadership Wichita Class of 2026. Representing a range of industries, organizations and perspectives, these leaders will spend the next five months gaining a deeper understanding of the forces shapi...

07/20/2026

Sharing our CEO's post on this amazing accomplishment by this team! Congratulations, again!

07/20/2026

Sharing our CEO's post on this amazing accomplishment by this team! Congratulations, again!

04/30/2026

We love seeing our CEO Angeline F. Johnson doing the work that she loves and that represents the heart of the work of this firm!

FuseKS 2026

02/26/2026

Kudos to our CEO Angeline F. Johnson and all of the International Economic Development Council Recovery Corps Fellows and Hosts for the IMPACT of their collective work in communities throughout the U.S. and its tribal lands and territories!

02/24/2026

Thank you to Selig Film News for capturing this interview with C3S Consulting CEO Angeline F. Johnson and Ryan Gates from PANO Marketing as we shared about our Heartland Emmy NATAS award winning documentary film "Hope in the Heartland: Wichita's Quest to End Homelessness" done for the City of Wichita- Government's Housing and Community Services Department. The film was first premiered at the Tallgrass Film Association film festival and this interview was a part of that experience. It is our hope that this film provides a lens into the reality of homelessness in our nation and how communities can mobilize to address this challenge.

Interested in watching the film?

Click here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RE14Fg0QMTk

Documentary filmmakers Ryan W. Gates & Angeline F. Johnson sit down with Selig Film News to talk about homelessness in the heartland. About The Film:As home...

02/24/2026

Staying connected and informed is always our CEO Angeline F. Johnson's objective! Where is she this week? She is in Washington D.C. directly plugging in to what our nation's counties are advocating for!