Cracking The Bro Code: Professor And Author, Coleen Carrigan On The Hidden Rules That Still Shape Women’s Careers
Success in technology is rarely just about technical merit; it is shaped by the invisible rules of the work game that often leave women navigating a complex professional landscape blindfolded. When these unspoken, gender-biased expectations remain hidden,...
Why The Best Entrepreneurs Play The Long Game: Corry Craighill On Wine, Taste & Building Something That Lasts
Adopting an authentic Entrepreneurial Mindset means learning to trust your gut over rigid playbooks. Host Kate Byrne sits down with Corry Craighill, the acclaimed winemaker at Septenary and creator of her experimental venture, Wound Tight. They break down what...
Making The Invisible Visible: Claudia Hanna On Olive Oil, Women’s Work & The Power Of Story In Discovering Hidden Value
Most grocery store shelves are packed with flat, stale commodities masquerading as premium kitchen staples, but genuine culinary value requires uncompromising standards. Host Katherine Byrne sits down with entrepreneur and certified olive oil sommelier Claudia...
No Country For Mothers: The Story We Can’t Afford To Ignore | Moms First CMO Deborah Singer On Changing The Narrative Around Motherhood, Families And Structures That Support Us
Host Katherine Byrne sits down with Deborah Singer, Chief Marketing Officer of Moms First, to break down why affordable child care and paid family leave remain urgent economic priorities for American workers. They examine Singer's career path from Google and...
Leading Through Uncertainty: Rose Gottemoeller On Negotiation, Power, And The Future Of Leadership As We Know It
Navigating high-stakes decisions and geopolitical turbulence requires more than conventional strategy; it demands building security through cooperation across complex divides. Host Kate Byrne sits down with Rose Gottemoeller—former Deputy Secretary General of...
Building What Investors Couldn’t See: Jenny Lynn Walding, Milkmade, And The Business Of Maternal Health
When you are getting ahead of the market curve, your business ideas may face a lot of skepticism and naysayers – but you need to trust your own instincts to succeed. Kate Byrne is joined by Jenny Lynn Walding, who shares what it takes to successfully build a...
The Art Of Becoming Whole: TotalHER Founder, Robin Sims-Allen On Why The Future Of Leadership Is More Human Than Ever
Traditional corporate structures and generic social platforms often fail to support female leaders ready to build sustainable wealth and leverage. In this conversation, host Kate Byrne sits down with guest Robin Sims-Allen, visionary founder of Phoenix Marcus...
The Art Of Relentlessly Showing Up: Susan Coll-Guedes On Education, Leadership & The Future Of Work
Traditional institutional frameworks often force individuals into rigid models rather than adapting to human needs. Host Katherine Byrne speaks with educator and advocate Susan Coll-Guedes about how inclusive education leadership transforms both classrooms and...
Women, Power, And Generosity: Rethinking Leadership For A Complex World With RJ Communications Founder, Robyn Jackson Malone
What does it truly take to lead with both warmth and unshakeable authority? In this episode, host Kate Byrne sits down with Robyn J. Malone, Founder of RJ Communications, to explore the misunderstood power of leading with generosity. After 30 years in PR and...
The Lunchbox That Launched A Movement: How Stanford MBA And Founder Of OmieLife, Nancy Yen, Transformed Corporate Skills Into Entrepreneurial Success With OmieBox
What does it take to turn a personal frustration into a journey of entrepreneurial success? In this episode, host Kate Byrne sits down with Nancy Yen, the Founder of OmieLife, to share a great founder story about her transition from a corporate career to...