This week, we sit down with Miriam Grobman to discuss the toll of too many meetings on managers and employees, how to optimize remote meetings, and how her career focus has changed in the last two years.
This week, we sit down with Kristen Shaughnessy to discuss her journey from reporting at small stations to NY1, misinformation and opinions in the media, and NDAs and ageism in the workplace. For more context on Kristy and Maricella's discussion, you can read this Forbes article: https://www.forbes.com/sites/amyschoenberger/2022/01/03/women-led-businesses-are-poised-for-a-comeback-in-2022/?sh=1e46870c65ec.
Description: This week, we sit down with Scout Sobel to discuss her book, The Emotional Entrepreneur, how depression helped her find entrepreneurship, and the pressure of purpose. For more context on Kristy and Maricella's conversation, read this NPR article: https://www.npr.org/2021/11/
This week, we sit down with June Sugiyama and Meena Palaniappan to discuss empowering women and girls through technology, being a changemaker in our community, and shifting and responding to the needs of users in tech, especially during the time of climate change. For more context on Kristy and Maricella's discussion, you can read this Fortune article: https://fortune.com/2021/11/12/mental-health-leave-covid-stress-burn-out-at-work/
This week, we sit down with Mridu Parikh to discuss recognizing when you're overwhelmed, reminding yourself what's important, and setting boundaries 101. Please help us out by filling out our brief survey at ellevatepod.com!
This week, we sit down with Radha Agrawal to discuss her book, "Belong: Find Your People, Create Community & Live a More Connected Life," re-imagining the nightlife experience in a safe space, and how women tend to do all the research when starting a business instead of taking chances. Please help us out by filling out our brief survey at ellevatepod.com!
This week, we sit down with Annie Franceschi to discuss her new book, Establish Yourself, dealing with job shifts during the pandemic, and taking space for yourself. Please help us out by filling out our brief survey at ellevatepod.com!
This week, we sit down with Karen Lee to discuss mental health, job training services, and how the penal system affects everyone's trajectory. Please help us out by filling out our brief survey at ellevatepod.com!
This week, we sit down with Simon Mainwaring to discuss his book, "Lead With We: The Business Revolution That Will Save Our Future", investing in companies making a change, and how the pandemic changed perspectives about climate change, supply chains, consumerism, and business ethics.
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This week, we sit down with Katharine Nielson to discuss removing English as a barrier for immigrants, creating access to digital literacy, and starting a company in a virtual space.
This week, we sit down with Avil Beckford to discuss networking as an introvert, what it means to respect women in the workplace, and reading with purpose.
This week, we sit down with Tanya Dalton to discuss finding passion and potential in your job, why words matter, and her new book, "On Purpose: The Busy Woman's Guide to an Extraordinary Life of Meaning and Success."
This week, we sit down with Anne Huntington Sharma of Huntington Learning Center to discuss finding purpose and passion in work, education during the pandemic, and communicating with your team.
This week, we sit down with Ximena Vengoechea to discuss how she got her start in tech, the different modes of listening, and tips for holding better conversations. Tune in for a deep dive into how you can listen with intention!
In honor of Working Caregivers Month, we sit down with Heather Ainsworth of AARP to discuss how she got her start, how to navigate caregiving right now, and why leadership needs to evolve with the times. We also chat about how to avoid burnout, so be sure to tune in!
Join us for a replay of our Mobilize Women closing session, Creating a Racially Reconciled Future! Tune in for an open and critical discussion of the actions, acceptance, and awakening the human race needs for a racially equalized future.
Join us as we replay our Story Cooking Class from Mobilize Women Week, where Grace Young discusses the work that she’s been doing to support and preserve Manhattan’s Chinatown and how we can help.
Join us for a flashback to our Mobilize Women Week "Self Defense Class and Conversation!" Get ready for a discussion of the power we can harness over our bodies, the power of our collective communities, and the power of organizing a movement.
We're back with another Mobilize Women Week replay - this time, it's "Power Dynamics and Equity!" With great power comes great responsibility - and those with power should be accountable. Tune in to hear more!
It's another Mobilize Women flashback this week, as we replay our "Innovation in the Time of Crisis" panel. What are the new ideas that are being developed and how have companies pivoted to try and reach the next frontier, all while facing a world that is completely different? Find out!
This week, we're spotlighting our Mobilize Women Week session "Building Psychological Safety and Belonging," in which we discuss how we can build workplaces where people feel like they belong, are not afraid to make mistakes, and can show up authentically to voice their opinions.
This week, we sit down with Kay Fabella to discuss how managers can be better at DEI, being seen as a marginalized person in the workplace, and what it means to be human and isolated during a pandemic.
We’re coming back and we want this new world to not just be good, but be better than what we could have imagined. What will it take to turn around? Find out in this week's podcast, a replay of our Mobilize Women Week session "The Great Comeback!"