Charity

Sean Roach is actively involved in both the Las Vegas community and San Diego community, particularly through his involvement with Big Brothers Big Sisters of America where he serves as a member on the Board of Directors of the San Diego Chapter.

Sean knows that good habits established early in life will help young people rise above any socio-economic circumstance they may have to deal with in their young lives. Big Brothers Big Sisters of America has a rich legacy dating back to 1904. Sean is dedicated to helping keep a wonderful tradition alive in his chosen hometown.

Just as steel sharpens steel, Sean also knows that young people with big ideas and the right resources can help each other become accomplished and successful.  Mr. Roach has been involved with a number of projects and events that have successfully helped other young leaders make those important business connections.  Sean has also helped local San Diego businesses learn how to effectively market their products and services to a rising niche of significant clientele. Sean Roach believes in sharing his own business experience to help others realize their goals.  Sean can accomplish this through speaking engagements, mentoring, and leading by example.

Sean is always interested in hearing about additional ways he can continue to help our communities and our society.  Read what other people have to say about Sean and feel free to contact him with your ideas.

Sean is involved with and an active supporter of multiple charities including serving on the Board of Directors for Big Brothers Big Sisters of America (San Diego Chapter), where Sean believes matching kids with a mentor is so important in their success.

Eighty Twenty Vision – Eightytwenty Vision began in January 2009 following a trip that David Pocock and Luke O’Keefe took to Zimbabwe in late 2008. Seeing the disparity between what they considered to be normal living standards and how the majority of the world lives, they felt compelled to help in some small way.

Wildlife Warriors was established in 2002, initially by Steve and Terri Irwin, as a way to include and involve other caring people to support the protection of injured, threatened or endangered wildlife – from the individual animal to an entire species.

Chesapeake Bay Retriever Relief & Rescue Sean grew up with these amazing dogs and this made him want to help where he could. And lastly,  The International Dyslexia Association Growing up with a “Learning Disability” but not knowing about it is tough, finding out it is Dyslexia THAT IS A GIFT.

“I’ve always trusted a man that was intelligent enough to spell words three different ways.” -Mark Twain

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