Theoni Rapo joins us on the season 1 finale of "Women Just Like You", a podcast full of career advice for women in the middle of their careers directly from women in the middle of theirs.  Theoni’s career as a loan officer starting as a social media internship at a bank freshman year of college and she never went back, combining both interests to build her brand as Not Your Daddy’s Lender and disrupt the mortgage industry, get speaking gigs, and set-up multiple businesses to get to BILLIONAIRE status one day.  She’s now using TikTok and Instagram to generate leads for her mortgage bu ..read more

Katherine Bell, a data analyst at Asana, joins us this week on “Women Just Like You”, a podcast full of career advice for women in the middle of their careers directly from women in the middle of theirs. Katherine’s journey from wanting to be an astronaut as a kid to a pivotal player in data analytics shows the impact continuous learning and transformation can have on your career journey. She dives into her switch from urban planning to data analysis, emphasizing the importance of embracing new challenges -- like branching out as a consultant -- and the instrumental role of feedback in career ..read more

Deanne Bhamgara, a Revenue Operations and Salesforce CPQ systems expert, is this week’s episode on Women Just Like You, a career advice podcast for women in the middle of their careers directly from women in the middle of theirs.  Deanne grew up in Nigeria, started her career in marketing in India, and later transitioned to revenue operations in California where she became a liaison between users and technology. She emphasizes the importance of community and learning from others, as well as taking leaps of faith and pursuing additional qualifications or testing out different job structure ..read more

On the fourth episode of “Women Just Like You”, we are joined by a woman climbing the ranks of hospitality sales, who happens to be one of my best friends! Round of applause for Jennie Kaplan Woodson, a saleswoman thriving in the San Francisco hospitality industry.  She can sell you room blocks, event space, and even sell the wine to pair with your food for your trip to the CIty By The Bay.   Jennie has spent the last 9 years working her way up the food chain in hospitality sales and taking ownership in her career growth.  She juggled restaurant, catering, and event jobs do ..read more

On the third episode of “Women Just Like You”, we are joined by an award-winning community organizer and HR program manager: the incredible Tina Cheung!  Tina is a first generation Chinese American and was the first in her family to go to college.  She started her career in community organizing within San Francisco’s Chinatown and after several years, she connected the dots between community, technology, and diversity, equity, and inclusion work to become a global talent program manager at Visa today.  Alongside Tina’s 15 years of professional work, she is also heavily involved ..read more

Join Audrey on this week’s episode of “Women Just Like You”, where she talks with Kimberly Brown! A little bit about Kim: Kim is a former teacher and principal, whose career started off in a teaching fellowship program in Washington DC.  She spent 12 years teaching students and managing schools across the country before deciding to leave the field during the pandemic.  Kim and Audrey were paired together through a Phi Beta Kappa mentorship program at that time (so you know she’s a smart cookie) and was sure to leave education with a plan.  She was strategic about her decision t ..read more

Introducing Women Just Like You, a podcast full of career advice for women in the middle of their careers directly from women in the middle of theirs. Host Audrey Utchen provides a behind-the-scenes look at what's to come this first season. The first interview drops on Wednesday March 6th! See you there. Theme music is Dance of the Violins by F-777, free to use under Creative Commons and under Public Domain. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/audrey-utchen/message ..read more