Workplace Community Connections With Charla Stevens

About Workplace Community Connections With Charla Stevens

A podcast about the human resources and workplace challenges that businesses and individuals encounter every day. Find out how to successfully navigate workplace relationships. Contact Charla at https://www.charlastevensconsulting.com/

Publisher

pod617 - The Boston Podcast Network

Category

business

Language

en

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No

First episode

19 May 2023

Latest episode

4 Nov 2026

Latest episodes

19 episodes in the feed.

1. 

   4 Nov 2026

   Coach and Author Heather Lacy on Leadership, Identity, and Workplace Culture

   Heather Lacy is a former healthcare executive, leadership speaker, and author. For more than two decades she led teams in high-pressure healthcare environments, including 36 medical practices. Her work centers on ownership: the gap between how leaders see themselves and how their teams experience them, and what it takes to build cultures where people own the outcome. She brings that work to organizations through keynotes, workshops, and advisory engagements. Her debut memoir, The Other Side of the Mirror, explores career loss, family crisis, and rebuilding identity beyond the titles and roles that once defined us. Heather Lacy Website The Other Side of the Mirror Book Topics 00:41 Meet Heather Lacy 01:58 Healthcare Leadership Background 04:00 Layoffs and Leadership Lessons 07:15 Family Crisis and New Perspective 10:07 Identity After Job Loss 13:43 Building a Consulting Practice 18:14 Culture Audits and Team Trust 21:07 Why She Wrote the Book 25:44 Coaching and Career Transitions 29:24 Mental Health in Healthcare 32:46 Book Links and Farewell

2. 

   20 Jun 2026

   The Truth About Leadership and Change with Meghan DeFord

   Meghan DeFord spent nearly 20 years in the nonprofit philanthropy, leading multi-million-dollar campaigns and building high-performing teams. Along the way, she met incredibly accomplished women who were succeeding by every external measure while privately questioning their authority, second-guessing themselves, and wondering, "Is this it?" Now, through coaching, workshops, retreats, and speaking, she helps women get clear on what they want, trust themselves enough to pursue it, and take meaningful action without waiting until they feel "ready." She is the founder of DeFord Coaching & Consulting, host of the podcast Wait, What Do You Do Again?, and author of the forthcoming On Purpose Journal. She is a mom of two wonderful kids and two wonderful cats, and enjoys running, reading, and binge-watching a good HBO series in her free time.

3. 

   14 May 2026

   Erin Clifford on Lawyer Burnout, Boundaries & Reimagining Wellness

   Erin Clifford is the Managing Director at Clifford Law Offices, Chicago's premier personal injury law firm. She provides overall management of strategic business development, including planning, coordinating, and implementing marketing and business plans, providing her with an understanding of the stressors that a high-demanding job entails. Erin is also a corporate wellness consultant and coach who helps professionals create healthy lifestyles for a more fulfilling, happier existence. Corporations and law firms hire Erin to speak, train, and coach their employees to incorporate appropriate lifestyle changes that yield real, lasting results, boosting productivity and positivity in the workplace. Born and raised in Chicago, Erin began her career teaching for Chicago Public Schools. She holds a Juris Doctor (JD) from DePaul College of Law and a master’s degree in Mental Health Counseling from Northwestern University. She is a Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC) in Illinois, a National Certified Counselor, and a certified holistic wellness coach through the Institute for Integrative Nutrition. She also holds the highest credential in wellness coaching as a National Board-Certified Health & Wellness Coach (NBC-HWC). Her book, Wellness Reimagined: A Holistic Approach to Health, Happiness, and Harmony, was published by Forefront Books in May 2025 Charlotte interviews Erin, whom she met through the ABA Attorney Mental Health and Wellness Committee, about mental health and well-being in the legal profession. Clifford shares her path from teaching English in Chicago public schools to law school, then becoming a certified wellness coach and later completing Northwestern’s online master’s in mental health counseling during COVID, including clinical internship work at the Positive Sobriety Institute. They discuss rising burnout driven by feeling “always on” since the pandemic, along with anxiety, depression, substance use, secondary trauma, and chronic health conditions. Clifford outlines burnout signs (exhaustion, sleep disruption, increased caffeine/alcohol, frequent illness, loss of interest and empathy) and recommends using lawyers assistance programs, setting and communicating boundaries, improving meeting practices, modeling wellbeing from leadership, and taking short micro-breaks to boost productivity. They also address loneliness and diminished in-person connection, and Clifford describes her book, “Wellness Reimagined,” a choose-your-own wellness guide focused on values, priorities, boundaries, routines, and realistic goal-setting. Topics 01:40 Erin’s Career Journey 02:57 Coaching and Counseling Path 04:55 Wellbeing Beyond Yoga 05:40 Burnout in Legal Work 07:33 Burnout Warning Signs 10:17 Secondary Trauma Support 11:31 Generations and Openness 13:04 Boundaries at Work 17:14 Leaders Modeling Wellness 20:07 Personal Resilience Practices 25:45 Loneliness and Connection 28:21 Her Book and Wrap Up

4. 

   23 Apr 2026

   Attorney Terri Pastori on Shifts in Employment Law

   Charla interviews Terri L. Pastori, a founding member of Pastori | Krans, PLLC in Concord, NH, about shifts in employment law following January 2025 executive orders. Terri is a seasoned attorney and litigator focusing on employment law and business litigation.  Known for her strategic thinking and trusted counsel, Terri helps clients proactively mitigate legal risk, resolve complex employment issues as they arise, and, if necessary, resolve disputes in state and federal courts, at the Human Rights Commission, or before other administrative agencies.  Because she represents both individuals and management in employment matters, Terri brings a balanced perspective to workplace disputes and compliance issues.  Whether drafting employment and separation agreements, navigating non-compete and restrictive covenants, crafting handbooks and policies, or in litigation, her creative approach is invaluable.  She has counseled and steadily assisted clients with the full spectrum of employment issues for over 25 years, including discrimination, harassment, retaliation, wrongful termination, and wage and hour matters.  She is regularly called upon to conduct or advise on internal and governmental investigations. In addition to her legal practice, Terri is deeply committed to service in the legal profession and in her community.  She serves on the Board of Waypoint, is a founding Board Member of the Derry Homegrown Farm and Artisan Market, and past chairperson of the Derry Economic Development Advisory Committee.  Terri is an active member of the New Hampshire Bar Association’s Committee on Cooperation with the Courts, and past, long-serving member of the New Hampshire Board of Bar Examiners.  She has taught Employment Law as an adjunct faculty member at the University of New Hampshire School of Law.  She is a member of the New Hampshire Bar Association’s Labor & Employment Law and Business Litigation Law Sections, the Association of Workplace Investigators, Society for Human Resource Management, and the Human Resources Association of Greater Concord.  She is a graduate of the MCAD Certified Train-the-Trainer Programs for Preventing Harassment and Discrimination in the Workplace and Conducting Internal Discrimination Complaint Investigations and is on the MCAD approved list of trainers for remediation.  Terri is a frequent speaker on employment law topics and is often called upon by the media to comment on developments in the field. Terri is the recipient of numerous professional distinctions, including Best Lawyers and Forbes Best-in-State.  She is one of the few attorneys who has been recognized as a “Lawyer of the Year” by Best Lawyers in the area of Employment Law for both individuals and management in New Hampshire. Before opening her own firm, Terri practiced at leading firms in New Hampshire and Boston, handling complex, high-stakes litigation.  Terri earned her J.D. from Suffolk University Law School, serving on the law review and graduating first in her class.  Terri is admitted to practice law in New Hampshire and Massachusetts state and federal courts. In this episode Terri describes increased employer and employee uncertainty, especially for organizations reliant on federal funding, and notes a harder job market and more separation agreements. They discuss new federal contractor DEI affirmations, EEOC pronouncements and social-media solicitation of claims by white males, and a perceived pivot toward targeting “DEI-related discrimination.” Terri reviews an EEOC lawsuit against Coca-Cola Beverages Northeast over a women-only leadership retreat and explains concerns for employers with affinity groups, ERGs, and targeted leadership programs, referencing July 2025 DOJ guidance on training. They also cover the EEOC’s rescission of Biden-era harassment and gender-identity guidance, emphasizing guidance is not law and state agencies remain important. Terri advises employers to act cautiously, be inclusive, and

5. 

   9 Apr 2026

   Jennifer Mortimer on Millennium Running, Club Community & Giving Back

   Jennifer Mortimer joined Millennium Running in June 2013 and works on the financial and human resources side of the business while overseeing the Millennium Retail Store business globally, as well as serving as the head coach of the Millennium Running Club. Jennifer is a lifelong competitive runner with a deep passion for the sport. While at Boston College, she was a two-time NCAA All-American and set the school’s outdoor 5000m record with a time of 15:47. She qualified for and competed in the 2004 U.S. Olympic Trials. She continues to train and compete for anything from the mile to the marathon. Passing her competitive experience to the next level, Jennifer also serves as a coach at Bedford High School (NH) for cross country, indoor track, and outdoor track. More at www.millenniumrunning.com 603-488-1186 (office) Charla talks with Jennifer about her running background, community-building, and her roles in the business. She began running at 12 in Albany, NY, competed at the high school level starting in seventh grade, and ran cross country and track at Boston College, earning All-American honors, qualifying for the 2004 U.S. Olympic Trials in the 5,000, and later returning to local road racing. She earned a teaching degree from Simmons, taught elementary school, and after moves including Lexington, KY, joined Millennium Running in 2013 once the business was more sustainable. She describes Millennium’s origins with the 1999 Millennium Mile, the 2010 formation of the company, growth from five initial races to 27 events plus contracted services, and a COVID-era boom that prompted virtual and structured programming. Mortimer oversees retail, supports the running club (now ~450 members annually), coaches Bedford High School track, and notes Millennium has donated $2.6M to charities, with club fundraising of at least $25K annually and hands-on volunteer work; she is currently rebuilding fitness after winter illness and letting life dictate racing goals. Topics 01:44 Early Running Roots 04:06 Boston College and Olympic Trials 06:26 Teaching Life and Family Moves 07:29 Joining Millennium Running 08:39 How Millennium Running Started 12:17 COVID Boom and Community 13:40 Jen’s Roles at Millennium 16:08 Building the Running Club 18:38 Club Benefits and Friendships 21:18 High School Coaching Journey 24:23 Balancing Work and Coaching 27:16 Charity Impact and Giving Back 30:30 What’s Next for Jen 32:52 Wrap Up and Thanks

6. 

   14 Aug 2025

   Understanding Immigration in the Workplace with Shiva Karimi

   Charla interviews Shiva Karimi, an immigration attorney and law firm partner at McLean Middleton. Shiva develops creative strategies for navigating the complex U.S. immigration system.  She advises businesses on hiring key personnel, structuring global entities to facilitate talent mobility, and addressing immigration compliance issues.  She creates immigration solutions for immigrant investors and entrepreneurs, as well as other specialized foreign nationals such as athletes and entertainers, religious workers, and expats.  She represents clients across a range of industries including staffing, technology, healthcare, independent schools, and start-ups. She has developed immigration solutions for immigrant investors and entrepreneurs, doctors and healthcare workers,  athletes and entertainers,  religious workers, and other specialized foreign nationals.  She advises businesses on hiring key personnel and structuring global entities to facilitate talent mobility. Shiva currently serves as Secretary of the Boston Bar Association. The discussion with Charla covers current hot-button immigration issues including enforcement, border security, and ICE raids. Shiva provides an in-depth overview of the U.S. immigration system, breaking it down into categories of non-immigrants, immigrants, and citizens, as well as other statuses like temporary protected status and asylum seekers. The conversation also touches on the challenges businesses face with ICE audits, I-9 compliance, and difficulties in hiring both skilled and unskilled foreign workers. Throughout, Shiva emphasizes the importance of understanding one's immigration status and the legal procedures employers must follow to ensure compliance and support their employees. More on Shiva at https://www.mclane.com/people/shiva-karimi/ Topics 00:44 Meet Today's Guest: Shiva Karimi 02:28 Understanding Immigration: An Overview 03:49 Non-Immigrant Visas Explained 05:32 Immigrant Visas and Green Cards 06:54 Citizenship and Other Statuses 08:33 Challenges and Legal Assistance in Immigration 09:28 Employer Concerns and ICE Encounters 17:06 Concerns About Employee Travel 17:46 Travel Documentation and Social Media Hygiene 18:55 Phone Privacy and Border Inspections 20:17 Non-Immigrant Intent and Entry Risks 21:35 Student Visa Revocations and Enhanced Vetting 25:13 I-9 Audits: What Employers Need to Know 27:32 Handling I-9 Audits and Compliance 32:11 Final Thoughts on Employer Responsibilities

7. 

   25 Jul 2025

   Granite United Way CEO Nichole Reimer

   During the past 30 years, Nichole Martin Reimer has been working to build community collaborations and solutions to improve lives. She began her nonprofit career as a Jesuit Volunteer in Texas bringing together the YMCA, Salvation Army, and local Rotary Clubs to develop mentoring and educational programs impacting youth from migrant communities and those experiencing homelessness. Upon moving back to her native Haverhill, Massachusetts in 1998, she began a career with United Way that has spanned several United Ways and included managing a volunteer center, growing the annual campaign evolving partnerships and initiating new efforts to increase inclusion and diversity. One of Reimer’s significant contributions has been leading the efforts to bring the 211 information and referral system to NH, which connects more than 165,000 residents with resources annually. At Granite United Way, Reimer has served as the architect of and implementing the Strategic Plan. As Chief Alignment Officer, she led fundraising efforts and worked cross functionally with the impact team to deliver more than $13 million in community support. Recently, she developed the responsive grant funding process providing nonprofits with multiple opportunities to seek funding for their most immediate needs. Charla talks with Nichole about her role and the mission of the United Way, which includes engaging businesses, individual donors, and agencies in philanthropic activities to address community needs. The conversation covers a wide range of topics, including the challenges that nonprofits are currently facing, such as funding uncertainties and legal concerns. Nichole also highlights some of the innovative programs United Way is involved in, like Key Connect for housing and the 2-1-1 referral system, which connects people to essential services. The episode provides insights into the collaborative efforts among nonprofits to navigate financial and operational challenges, emphasizing the importance of community engagement and volunteerism. Topics 00:40 Meet Nichole Reimer, CEO of Granite United Way 01:38 Nichole's Journey with United Way 03:43 United Way's Role and Impact 05:18 Programs and Initiatives by United Way 14:35 Challenges Faced by Nonprofits 27:25 Future Outlook and Opportunities 33:14 Closing Remarks and Future Conversations

8. 

   3 Jul 2025

   Navigating the Job Market with Maura Mann

   Charla Stevens interviews Maura Mann, president at BANKW Staffing, about navigating today's competitive job market, discussing economic uncertainty, the skills gap, and the evolving role of AI in recruitment.

9. 

   5 Jun 2025

   Kathleen Reardon of the New Hampshire Center for Nonprofits

   Kathleen Reardon, Executive Director, informs Charla Stevens about the New Hampshire Center for Nonprofits' support for its members through advocacy, education, and events, in this interview episode.

10. 

    20 May 2025

    Sam Eaton of MindAbility Consulting

    Sam Eaton is the founder of MindAbility, a business coaching firm - helping HR and Fractional HR pros build businesses that let them live life on their own terms. It all started nearly 25 years ago when she dove into HR consultancy, helping a firm grow from $650K to a jaw-dropping $4.3 million. Fast forward to now, Sam’s built a squad of 6 coaches who support founders every step of the way—from the zero clients phase to scaling up big-time. In the last 5 years alone, Sam and her team have guided over 175 founders to grow their businesses into 6, 7, and 8-figure powerhouses. She’s also a keynote speaker, best-selling author of The Trouble With Pink Wheelbarrows, and the host of MindAbility Matters, a weekly show celebrating the best and brightest in the HR community. Sam’s mission? To show HR consultants how to grow, thrive, and make business work on their terms—without the overwhelm. Topics 00:43 Meet Sam Eaton: Business Coach for HR Consultants 01:52 The Rise of HR Consultants 04:14 Mind Ability Consulting: Services and Philosophy 06:42 Global Reach and Client Success Stories 10:23 Challenges and Opportunities in HR Consulting 25:41 Future of Work: AI and Technological Advances 29:22 Conclusion and Contact Information

11. 

    23 Apr 2025

    Mastering Time Management with Sarah Reiff-Hekking, Ph.D.

    Charla discusses the challenges of time management and productivity in professional settings with Sarah Reiff-Hekking, a clinical psychologist and the founder of True Focus Coaching Inc., a speaker, coach, and psychologist with 20 years of experience helping people reach their goals. She empowers entrepreneurs and professionals to get a grip on time so that they can get to the next level in their lives and businesses. Sarah shares strategies for small business owners, entrepreneurs, and professionals to better manage their time, reduce stress, and achieve a balance between work and personal life. The episode covers common barriers to efficiency, the importance of flexible scheduling, delegation, and the value of setting boundaries. Listeners are also offered resources like an eBook on overcoming procrastination and a no-cost strategy session with Sarah. Topics 00:40 Meet Today's Guest: Sarah Reiff-Hekking 01:23 Sarah's Approach to Time Management 05:12 Common Barriers to Efficiency 07:38 Effective Time Management Strategies 09:49 Balancing Work and Personal Life 24:58 The Importance of Delegation 27:57 Learning to Say No 31:14 Resources and Closing Remarks

12. 

    2 Apr 2025

    Insights on Brand Strategy with Laura Souter

    Charla talks with Laura Souter from Agency Bell about brand strategy and marketing. Laura explains how she helps businesses uncover their unique voice, craft powerful identities, and build meaningful connections with their customers. The discussion covers the emotional process of defining a brand, differentiating through strategy, and the importance of consistent communication. Laura also shares her personal journey from working in large agencies to establishing her own business and highlights the evolving trends in marketing, including the value of personal connections and high-touch communication methods. Laura is the founder of Agency Bel and a strategic brand consultant with a knack for blending creativity, strategy, and a deep understanding of people. With roots as a New York City agency creative and a Midwest retail creative director, she’s spent over two decades leading my boutique agency, helping leaders in diverse industries bring their visions to life. More at https://www.agencybel.com/ Topics 00:42 Meet Laura Souter: Brand Strategy Expert 01:14 Understanding Brand Strategy 02:35 The Branding Process 04:49 Clientele and Services 13:02 Community Engagement and Trends 25:00 The Impact of COVID-19 on Business 26:55 Steps to Building or Refreshing a Brand 35:31 Personal vs. Company Branding 37:12 Conclusion and Final Thoughts

13. 

    11 Mar 2025

    Cybersecurity, Privacy, and AI, Oh My!

    Charla welcomes Cam Shilling, Director at McLean Middleton and chair of the cyber privacy and AI group. Cam shares insights on strengthening workplaces through cybersecurity, privacy, and AI practices. The discussion covers the evolution of cybersecurity from risk management to incident response, the rise of privacy laws, and the implementation of AI in businesses. Cam emphasizes the importance of advanced threat detection, tailored insurance policies, and the strategic use of AI, including the necessity of having AI policies. He also highlights the value of human control and transparency in leveraging AI effectively, ensuring businesses are well-prepared for the future. Cam Shilling founded and chairs the Cybersecurity and Privacy Group at McLane Middleton. The group of six professionals have developed a breadth and depth of expertise superior to many firms with a national presence. Over 20 plus years, Cam and his colleagues have provided cyber, privacy and AI risk management advice and incident response services to businesses, professional services firms, health care providers, financial institutions, schools, non-profits, and many other organizations throughout New England, along the East Coast, nationally, and internationally. Cam is routinely featured as an expert in cyber, privacy and AI in regional and national media. In recognition of his leadership in this field, Cam has received the Business in Excellence Award from the N.H. Business Review, the Go To Cyber Lawyer Award from Mass Lawyers Weekly, and the Northeast Trailblazer Award from American Lawyer Association. Cam also serves on the Advisory Board of the International Associate of Privacy Professionals. Topics 00:41 Meet Cam Shilling: Cyber Privacy and AI Expert 03:21 Understanding Cybersecurity Risks 04:12 Ransomware and Electronic Funds Transfer Fraud 09:17 Implementing Cybersecurity Practices 13:07 The Role of Cybersecurity Insurance 16:03 Navigating New Privacy Laws 19:43 Sensitive Information and Consent Models 20:41 Privacy Rights and Ownership 21:42 Steps for Privacy Law Compliance 22:41 AI in Business: Opportunities and Precautions 24:13 Implementing AI: Best Practices 30:20 AI in HR and Restricted Uses 35:38 Creating Effective AI Policies 40:16 Final Thoughts and Reassurances

14. 

    25 Jan 2024

    Dr. Chuck Lloyd of CCSNH

    Dr. Chuck Lloyd serves as the Vice Chancellor of the Community College System of New Hampshire (CCSNH). Dr. Lloyd most recently served as president of White Mountains Community College and maintained successive positions in CCSNH for over twenty years. Lloyd’s time within CCSNH has included service in student life, enrollment management, academic administration and instruction, coaching, and leadership research. Chuck is also a professor for graduate level leadership courses at Champlain College and New England College. Lloyd’s volunteer work includes Board roles with the Mount Washington Valley Chamber of Commerce, NH Higher Education Assistance Foundation, Granite United Way, and the Governor’s Commission on Alcohol, Tobacco, and Other Drugs. Originally from Franklin New Hampshire, Chuck graduated from Keene State College with a Bachelor of Science in Physical Education, earned his Master’s Degree in Education and Certificate of Advanced Graduate Studies from Plymouth State University, and his Doctorate is in Higher Education Administration from Northeastern University.

15. 

    4 Oct 2023

    Granite United Way CEO Patrick Tufts

    Patrick Tufts is the President and CEO of Granite United Way, the collaborative merger of seven separate United Ways with over 22,000 donors and volunteers. This United Way serves 85% of New Hampshire and a large part of Vermont, delivering nearly $20 million in support annually. He joined the former Heritage United Way in November 2005 as the President /CEO of the organization. In January 2022, Granite United Way aligned with the Greater Seacoast Region and now covers more than 85% of the state. Since joining United Way, Patrick has led the organization to record campaign results and the development of a new outcomes based strategic investment process. Patrick has served as; Chair of Seniors Count, Co-Chair of the 10-Year Plan to End Homelessness in Manchester and Concord, Co-Chaired The Mayor’s Health and Human Services Transition Team, Leadership New Hampshire-Classof 2008, Featured on the Cover of Business NH Magazine’s April 2007, and as a Trustee of the Mary Gale Foundation. He has served as a Board Member and Governance Chair for NH Center of Nonprofits. He is a member of the SEE Science Center Academy and First Tee New Hampshire. He is also a Board Member for the Greater Manchester Chamber of Commerce. Patrick currently serves as the Chair of the Governor’s Commission on Alcohol and Other Drugs. He leads this commission in an effort to significantly reduce alcohol and other drug problems and their behavioral, health and social consequences for the citizens of New Hampshire by advising the Governor and Legislature regarding the delivery of effective and coordinated substance misuse prevention, treatment, and recovery services throughout the State. He also co-chairs Manchester’s Task Force on Homelessness with Manchester Mayor Joyce Craig. Patrick received the 2017 Granite State Award from the University of New Hampshire Manchester for his outstanding achievements, service and contributions to New Hampshire. Under Patrick’s leadership, Granite United Way received several prestigious awards. In 2020 the organization was recognized with the NH Advantage Award from the New Hampshire Business Industry Association. In the spring of 2021, Granite United Way’s COVID-19 Relief Fund was honored with the Rapid Response to Emerging Community Needs Best of Business Award by the NH Business Review.

16. 

    24 Aug 2023

    Pilar Kraman on Mental Health and Wellness

    Pilar Kraman is a partner at Young Conaway Stargatt & Taylor, LLP in Wilmington, Delaware. Pilar focuses her practice on patent infringement litigation, trade secret, and complex commercial litigation matters in the United States District Court for the District of Delaware and Delaware’s state courts. At Young Conaway, Pilar is co-chair of the firm’s Diversity Committee and an active mentor and coach for associates. Pilar also serves on the American Bar Association Section of Litigation’s Mental Health and Wellness Committee. Prior to becoming a lawyer, Pilar was a social worker and conducted social science research, focusing primarily on mental health and substance abuse. Bringing her social work training to the practice of law, Pilar is a huge proponent of businesses of all kinds taking active steps to make sure that mental health and wellness is a priority.

17. 

    27 Jul 2023

    Nina Segura of Metaspire Consulting

    As the Chief Strategy Officer at Metaspire Consulting, Nina Segura leads a team of experts who help companies achieve profitability and engagement so that their best employees and customers stay a lifetime. With over 17 years of experience, Nina has spearheaded global change programs for clients such as Amex, BCBS, HP, and mid-market accounts, saving over $300MM in OPEX. Her book Every Day Is Friday: The ACTT Blueprint For Leaders & Entrepreneurs hit #1 on Amazon's Hot New Releases in Business Consulting & Women in Business Categories within the first few weeks of release. She is a Nova Southeastern University and MIT Leadership graduate and teaches Strategy and Influence for Florida Atlantic University's Women's Executive Program. Holding Six Sigma Black Belt & Co-Active Coaching certifications, her work has appeared in Forbes, Harvard Business Review, Amex Open Forum, and CBS. After years of research and interviews with C-level executives, Nina, and her team created the Modern Leadership Assessment to honor more reflective leadership. You can take the assessment here for free! www.MetaspireConsulting.com/ACTT (http://www.metaspireconsulting.com/ACTT) Nina created Women Leadership Power, a business mastermind program for women spearheading organizational strategies transcending organizational norms and disrupting the status quo. Many women have doubled their revenue, secured resources for their thriving teams, and, importantly, kept their best customers. For more information on these programs, check Nina's website. www.MetaspireConsulting.com (http://www.metaspireconsulting.com/) Nina lives with her husband and two doodles in Boca Raton, Florida. (https://mysig.io/eBKW6Q1B)

18. 

    10 Jul 2023

    Diane Darling on Chat GPT

    Networking and leadership expert Diane Darling joins the show to discuss the vast implications of Chat GPT. More on Diane at https://www.dianedarling.com/ (https://www.dianedarling.com/)

19. 

    19 May 2023

    Sandy Demarest, Founder and CEO of Demarest Directions

    For more than 25 years, Sandy Demarest has worked in career development, coaching and training with leaders and professionals embarking on their next life and work role. Her focus is supporting people midlife and beyond to proactively chart their future to envision a fulfilling destination beyond full time work and family responsibilities. More on Sandy at https://www.demarestdirections.com/ (https://www.demarestdirections.com/)

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