If you're feeling uncertain about how to effectively support underrepresented groups in the workplace and bring about real change, then you are not alone! Brad Johnson, an accomplished workplace strategist, professor at the Naval Academy, and the author of "Good Guys: How Men Can Be Better Allies for Women in the Workplace," is a recognized authority in the realm of diversity and inclusion. His work underscores the significance of overcoming gender bias and the pivotal role of sponsorship in career advancement, making him a valuable resource for professionals seeking to foster a more inclusive ..read more

If you're feeling uncertain about how to effectively support underrepresented groups in the workplace and bring about real change, then you are not alone! Brad Johnson, an accomplished workplace strategist, former Navy pilot, and the author of "Good Guys: How Men Can Be Better Allies for Women in the Workplace," is a recognized authority in the realm of diversity and inclusion. His work underscores the significance of overcoming gender bias and the pivotal role of sponsorship in career advancement, making him a valuable resource for professionals seeking to foster a more inclusive and diverse ..read more

When a trailblazer like Catherine D'Amato invites you to her office, you say yes! As the President and CEO of the Greater Boston Food Bank, Catherine is an influential figure in the nonprofit sector. Her wealth of experience and dedication to fostering effective nonprofit leadership make her a compelling voice in the realm of nonprofit management and mentorship.  In this episode, you will be able to: Navigate the transition from corporate to nonprofit careers with confidence and purpose. Harness the power of empathy to enhance your leadership impact in the nonprofit sector. Explore t ..read more

Do you want to experience increased confidence and empowerment in your personal expression and communication? Imagine having the solution to achieving that result. Samara Bay, the esteemed author of "Permission to Speak: How to Change What Power Sounds Like, Starting with You," is a recognized authority in the realm of authentic communication. With a background in dialect coaching for Hollywood, Samara delves into the complexities of changing power dynamics through communication, addressing voice bias in professional settings, and examining the impact of mentorship on personal growth. In this ..read more

Are you ready for an unexpected twist? Imagine a recovering tech exec who thought he had to work 80 hours a week, only to discover he had a choice. Curious to find out what he did next?  Eric Nehrlich, a seasoned tech executive, coach, and author of "You Have a Choice: Beyond Hard Work to Meaningful Impact," joins us today to share his wealth of knowledge and experience. His unique journey and practical wisdom make him an invaluable resource for executives seeking to strike a balance between professional success and personal well-being. In this episode, you will be able to: Achieve work-l ..read more

What if I told you that the key to unlocking the potential of our youth lies in a simple, yet powerful tool? Naaila Gray, a leading voice in youth mentoring, has revealed a game-changing insight about the role of community and technology in youth development. Prepare to be surprised as we unravel the transformative impact of mentoring relationships, and how it holds the key to shaping the future of our youth. In this episode, you will be able to: Uncover the crucial role of government in driving impactful youth mentoring initiatives and the positive effects on communities. Explore the succes ..read more

Are you familiar with the myths about diverse mentorship relationships? Have you heard that you need just one mentor to guide you? Or that mentorship should only be formal and professional? David Aron, a distinguished marketing educator, consumer researcher, and the esteemed founder of Mentorvention, joins us today. Through his extensive expertise, David continues to shape the discourse on the significance of mentorship in driving personal and professional growth. In this episode, you will be able to: Learn how to build a powerful and diversified mentoring network to enhance personal and pro ..read more

Got a tough time talking about money? What if I told you that being more transparent could actually strengthen your business relationships? Annie Carlon is a partner at Acru Solutions, where she leverages her extensive expertise in financial management to guide female founders through the intricacies of business ownership. In this episode, you will be able to: Master the art of gracefully closing a business and turning it into a valuable learning experience. Overcome the unique challenges and seize the abundant opportunities as a female founder in the business world. Learn how to navigate fi ..read more

Have you ever heard these myths about mentors? Myth 1: Mentoring is only for beginners. Myth 2: You have to have a formal mentor to benefit. Myth 3: Mentoring is a one-way street. Davidson Hang, an executive life coach, sales consultant, and LinkedIn mastermind, joined us. With a background in leadership and development, entrepreneurship, and authentic connections, Davidson brings a wealth of knowledge and a unique perspective on the importance of mentorship in career development, strategies for effective LinkedIn networking, and overcoming imposter syndrome with self-love. In this episode, yo ..read more

Have you been told to just "fake it till you make it" to overcome imposter syndrome? But instead of feeling empowered, you're left with a nagging sense of inadequacy and self-doubt? Coco Brown is a dynamic force in the corporate world, renowned as the CEO of the Athena Alliance, a platform dedicated to accelerating leadership progression in the C-suite and boardroom. Her impactful journey and achievements position her as a guiding light for women leaders striving for success in their professional endeavors. In this episode, you will be able to: Uncover strategies to conquer imposter syndrome ..read more