Beyond The Grind: Author, Brigid Schulte On The Workplace Of The Future Breaking Free From Overwork And Overwhelm
American culture tends to glorify busyness and overwork, focusing more on the amount of work than the actual value. Since most women are stuck in traditional gender roles and unfair cultural expectations, this workplace norm puts them in a pretty hard spot to...
The Future Of Work For Women With University Of Virginia’s Darden School Of Business Assistant Professor, Allison Elias
The future of work for women is evolving at an unprecedented pace, creating new challenges and exciting opportunities. This episode explores the changing landscape of women in the workplace with Allison Elias, Assistant Professor at the University of Virginia's...
Trailblazing Women And Climate Action: Inclusive Leadership With Terry Slavin, Editor-In-Chief At Reuters Events Sustainable Business
In my conversation with Terry Slavin, Editor-in-Chief at Reuters Events Sustainable Business, we dive into the intersection of climate leadership, diversity, and the power of storytelling. As the driving force behind Trailblazing Women in Climate (now in its...
Ahead Of The Curve: How CEO And Chief Content Officer Stephanie Mehta Achieves Success At Fast Company And Inc. Without Looking Over Her Shoulder
What are the rules in today’s workplace? Who better to ask than Stephanie Mehta, CEO and Chief Content Officer of Mansueto Ventures — home of the two brands that, one could argue, created the notion of the Future of Work. Still relevant to this day are what...
Leveling Up A Woman’s Leadership Journey With Jacquelyn Lane
Corporate America makes the leadership journey of every woman quite challenging and frustrating. Their opinions are often disregarded, their talents belittled, and their expertise considered only secondary to men. Jacquelyn Lane, president & co-founder of...
Women And AI With Yael Grushka-Cockayne, University Of Virginia Darden School Of Business Vice Dean And AI Lead
What does it take to lead in a world shaped by innovation and change? This episode explores the intersection of technology, education, and leadership with Yael Grushka-Cockayne, Professor and Vice Dean for Professional Degree Programs at the University of...
The Role of Media, The Death of Critical Thinking, and Why Owning the Mic Matters
It’s a wild world out there, and the media? Well, it’s simultaneously the watchdog, the storyteller, and, occasionally, the chaos agent. But with more women taking on leadership roles at major global media brands such as The New York Times, Harvard Business Review,...
What Happened To Critical Thinking Today With Amy Bernstein
The current digital era has made the dissemination of news faster and provided the media industry with the powerful boost it needs. But this fast-paced age of information also led to the diminution of critical thinking, hindering society from unlocking true...
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