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S4:Ep 6
Don’t Sleep On Lean In! w/ Raena and Pam from LeanIn.Org
In this episode, I talk with the good folks at LeanIn.Org. Raena Saddler, VP of People & Managing Director and Pamela Nonga Ngue, Senior Communications Specialist at LeanIn.Org share with me all the resources they have for Corporate Warriors like you! They also explain why we BEEN leaning in the whole time!
Corporate Warrior Spotlight: Ronnie Dickerson Stewart, Publicis Groupe US Chief Diversity Officer
Check out Ronnie’s Podcast The OhHeyCoach Career Clinic Podcast
The Most Important Thing:
- Leaning in is not about being by yourself. You don’t have to embark on your career journey alone.
- LeanIn is using research and analysis to push companies to focus on workplace solutions to address intersectional diversity.
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Tiffany’s Top Business Lessons From The Teddy Riley Debacle
S4:Ep 10
In this episode, my B-School BFF, Tiffany Samuels, joins me once again to discuss her top business learnings from the Teddy Riley vs Baby Face Song Battle Part 1. So many rich learnings from the fail that was #TeamDoTooMuchRiley.
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Do Black Lives REALLY Matter?: Lessons From The Coca-Cola Company Restructure Pt 2
S5: Ep 10
In this episode, I take a deeper dive into my workplace experiences after the death of George Floyd and BLM social media posts. -
STOP Being Mad, START Taking Up For Yourself, CONTINUE the Black Girl Magic
S3:Ep 46
In this episode, I discuss two points of frustration at work: 1. BS that we find ourselves unnecessarily involved in, and 2. Being treated with disrespect. I give you some things to think about and language to help you focus on your priorities and professionally defend yourself without being labeled defensive or angry black woman.
