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How to Change the WorldEp. 177 - Changing How We Make Change with Consultant and Author Heather HiscoxWhat if the way we’ve been taught to make change is actually holding us back? In this episode of How to Change the World, host Catherine Alonzo is joined by consultant, author, and systems-change strategist Heather Hiscox to explore what’s broken in the way changemakers approach impact - and how we can do better. Heather is the founder of Pause for Change and author of No More Status Quo, a powerful call to action for leaders ready to disrupt outdated models and create lasting change through experimentation, empathy, and equity. Together, Catherine and Heat...2025-05-0742 min
How to Change the WorldEp. 176 - Revisiting Ep. 1: The Power of Kindness with Jeannette MaréIn this special rerun of our very first episode from February 2018, host Catherine Alonzo sits down with Jeannette Maré, the Founder of Ben’s Bells Project. She shares the deeply moving story of her son Ben and how simple yet profound acts of kindness helped her navigate the darkest period of her life. Through Ben’s Bells, Jeannette has built a nonprofit dedicated to spreading kindness, fostering connection, and inspiring communities to be more compassionate. This conversation will leave you inspired, reminding us all that kindness isn’t just a nice idea—it’s a force for re...2025-04-1654 min
How to Change the WorldEp. 175 - Activate Your Sphere of Influence with Trans Advocate and Author Trystan Reese“That’s how I think about adaptation, it’s not assimilation. You’re not giving up the best parts of yourself to fit in or so that people will like you. You’re consciously choosing from an empowered place.” What does it mean to create change right where you are? In this episode of How to Change the World, host Catherine Alonzo sits down with Trystan Reese, author, storyteller, and longtime advocate for trans inclusion, to explore the power of influence in our everyday lives. Trystan shares his personal journey, from going viral as a trans parent to building...2025-04-0255 min
How to Change the WorldEp. 174 - 4 Pillars of Effective Crisis Communications“The right story at the right time can change everything.” In this episode of How to Change the World, host Catherine Alonzo dives into one of the most essential topics for changemakers right now: storytelling in a crisis. With the Trump administration’s attacks on marginalized and historically underrepresented communities, Catherine explains why storytelling is more important than ever in times like this. She also shares the common mistakes to avoid, and how you can craft stories that not only capture attention but drive action. Your stories shape how people understand the time we’re in right...2025-03-1919 min
How to Change the WorldEp. 173 - Fighting for Abortion Access with Mini Timmaraju“Remember that we are the majority - and we’ve got to start acting like it.” In this episode of How to Change the World, host Catherine Alonzo welcomes Mini Timmaraju, abortion access advocate and President of Reproductive Freedom for All (formerly NARAL Pro-Choice America), to talk about how Mini is fighting back and moving reproductive rights forward in a time of great opposition. Mini shares with Catherine the personal story that solidified her commitment to abortion advocacy, as well as what success looks like for the abortion advocacy movement now. Listen to hear more about Mini’s strate...2025-03-0545 min
How to Change the WorldEp. 172 - Changemakers Fighting Fire with Luis Avila“What if we were the seeds after a forest fire?” In this episode of How to Change the World, host Catherine Alonzo welcomes back Luis Ávila, President and founder of Iconico - a company all about creating lasting, systemic change. Luis shares some of the biggest lessons he’s learned about fostering progress in the midst of devastation, particularly during the chaos and challenges of the Trump administration. They discuss how changemakers can avoid getting overwhelmed by instead focusing on small, important steps that lead to meaningful change. In other words: planting seeds. Oftentimes, we feel like we need...2025-02-1935 min
How to Change the WorldEp. 171 - Storytelling in the Trump EraIn this episode of How to Change the World, host Catherine Alonzo dives into the transformative power of storytelling for changemakers facing the challenges of 2025. With a new presidential administration and a heightened sense of uncertainty, effective communication is more vital than ever. Catherine shares practical strategies to help you inspire, educate, and lead with impact. She emphasizes the importance of meeting people where they are by telling stories that reflect their current reality while equipping them with the knowledge they need to engage. At the same time, she highlights the power of inspiring hope by painting a vivid...2025-02-0517 min
How to Change the WorldEp. 170 - Creating a World Where Anyone CAN with Veronica AguilarIn this episode of How to Change the World, host Catherine Alonzo sits down with Veronica Aguilar, an inspiring Arizona native, first-generation college student, and the founder of Young & Empowered Women. Veronica also serves as the Vice President of Recruitment for Teach For America, where she has dedicated over a decade to advocating for educational equity. Catherine and Veronica discuss the power of storytelling in inspiring change, the importance of prioritizing self-care in leadership, and how to create a world where anyone—regardless of their background—can achieve their dreams. Veronica shares insights from her journey, from her...2025-01-2244 min
How to Change the WorldEp. 169 - Changing the World in 2025: 5 Bold PredictionsWhat will drive social change in 2025? In this episode of How to Change the World, host Catherine Alonzo explores key trends poised to shape the next year. From co-creating intergenerational, community-led efforts tailored to local needs, to embracing the role of AI and technology in advancing social change, Catherine highlights the tools and strategies we’ll need to tackle the challenges ahead. She dives into the power of shifting the narrative to tell stories of hope and empowerment instead of fear and hate, understanding the unique influence of Gen Z and youth movements, and focusing on priorities amidst a se...2025-01-0816 min
How to Change the World2024: A Year in Changemaking Podcast Guests2024 has been an incredible year for How to Change the World! Hosted by Catherine Alonzo, each episode brought powerful stories and insights from remarkable changemakers working to create a better world. From bold leadership and advocacy to reimagining systems and inspiring action, Catherine’s incredible conversations with our change-making guests reminded us what’s possible when we work together. Revisit your favorite moments or catch up on episodes you missed wherever you listen to podcasts or watch on YouTube now! Thank you for listening and watching, and we'll be back with more incredible stori...2024-12-3002 min
How to Change the WorldEp. 168 - 2024: A Year in Changemaking Books with Maggie Bauer & Eric DeMarcoIn this episode of How to Change the World, host Catherine Alonzo sits down with Maggie Bauer and Eric DeMarco, members of the How to Change the World book club, to reflect on the thought-provoking reads of 2024. Together, they delve into themes of unexpected consequences, exploring how small choices can ripple into significant impacts. They discuss the complexities of repairing broken relationships, and how to approach these challenges with intention and humility. The conversation also dives into the critical topic of consuming less, examining what it means to live more sustainably in a world driven by excess. Tune in...2024-12-1850 min
How to Change the WorldEp. 167 - What the 2024 Election Reveals About Community Action with John WebsterIn this episode of How to Change the World, host Catherine Alonzo engages in a thought-provoking conversation with John Webster, a seasoned leader with a remarkable career spanning national security, politics, and community engagement. John brings a unique perspective with a diverse background that includes serving as a US Air Force officer, an intelligence planner for the Joint Chiefs of Staff, and the owner of Executive Millwork & Cabinetry. They delve into John’s role in the Republicans for Harris campaign in Arizona, exploring how he navigated political divides to foster unity and collaboration. The discussion expands to ho...2024-12-041h 09
How to Change the WorldEp. 166 - The Year That Changed Us: Lessons for Social Impact from 2024In this episode of How to Change the World, host Catherine Alonzo sits down with Javelina’s own Justin Plumb, Political Strategist, and Elizabeth Davis, Marketing Strategist, to unpack lessons learned from a year of social change. From the results of the 2024 election to the change-making sector on the local level, they explore how the outcomes are shaping the political landscape and discuss their implications for Javelina’s diverse clients—from political campaigns to businesses and nonprofits. Listen as they share key insights from 2024, including shifts in voter behavior, trends that defined the year, and lessons learned that w...2024-11-2047 min
How to Change the WorldEp. 165 - Strengthening Indigenous Communities and Leading with Core Values with Leroy "Buster" SilvaIn this episode of How to Change the World, Catherine Alonzo welcomes Leroy “Buster” Silva, a dynamic leader and advocate for Indigenous empowerment from the Pueblo of Laguna. Leroy is the Executive Director of the Laguna Community Foundation, where he spearheads initiatives to generate resources and support for the community. He is also the visionary behind Family+Indigenize+Thrive, an intergenerational movement revitalizing community wellness through partnerships and connection. With a wealth of experience and deep-rooted commitment to his community, Leroy brings inspiring insights into how core values and active partnerships can transform lives. As a celebrated lead...2024-11-0652 min
How to Change the WorldEp. 164 - Ensuring Mental Health Support Across State Lines with Brandie Reiner and Terri WaibelOn this episode of How to Change the World, host Catherine Alonzo sits down with two remarkable leaders in social work, Brandie Reiner and Terri Waibel, to share the incredible story of passing SB 1036 through the Arizona Legislature. This groundbreaking bill adopts the Social Work Licensure Compact, which allows social workers to obtain licensure across multiple states, improving access to vital services for patients and reducing the hurdles of holding multiple licenses for practitioners. Brandie Reiner, Executive Director of the National Association of Social Workers, Arizona Chapter, and Terri Waibel, founder and clinical director of Center for...2024-10-1653 min
How to Change the WorldEp. 163 - Social Shift Short: How to Break Through the Noise in Election CyclesIn a world where countless worthy causes compete for attention, how do effective changemakers break through the noise to inspire action? In this episode of How to Change the World, host Catherine Alonzo shares powerful insights on how to craft stories that move people, motivate communities, and create real change. Tune in to learn: The three essential elements of impactful storytelling for changemakers How to define and understand your priority audiences Tailoring your message to connect with those who matter most Simple strategies to make your communications stand out2024-10-0221 min
How to Change the WorldEp. 162 - Creating Trust-Based Philanthropy and Filling Your Own Cup with Senator T'wina NoblesIn this inspiring episode of How to Change the World, Catherine Alonzo sits down with Washington State Senator T’wina Nobles, whose incredible journey from a homeless teen in the foster care system to becoming a state senator and CEO is a testament to her resilience, determination, and the power of community service. Senator Nobles shares her story of overcoming adversity, becoming a teacher and young mother, and eventually leading as the CEO of the Tacoma Urban League. As the co-founder and CEO of the Black Future Co-op Fund, T’wina continues to dedicate her life to supp...2024-09-1855 min
How to Change the WorldEp. 161 - Centering Young Immigrants in Advocacy with Reyna MontoyaIn this episode of How to Change the World, host Catherine Alonzo sits down with Reyna Montoya, a passionate advocate for undocumented immigrants and a DACA recipient herself. Reyna shares her powerful journey, the challenges she faces, and her tireless work to help others in their fight for citizenship. She invites listeners to reflect on their own family migration stories, offering a unique perspective that challenges us to rethink what it means to belong. This episode is a must-listen for anyone interested in the intersection of personal narrative and social change. Tune in on your favorite podcast...2024-09-0440 min
How to Change the WorldEp. 160 - Changemaker Chat with David Waid: Standout Lessons from the 2024 Primary SeasonIn this episode of How to Change the World, host Catherine Alonzo sits down with David Waid, VP of Political for Javelina, for an insightful discussion about the current political landscape and what to expect in the 2024 election. David shares his expert analysis of the key issues driving voters and the potential impacts on communities nationwide. Tune in for a deep dive into one of the most pivotal elections in our country’s history. Listen on your favorite podcast platform or watch on YouTube now! 2024-08-2128 min
How to Change the WorldEp. 159 - Social Shift Short: The Importance of Defining Success with CatherineIn this special bonus episode of the How to Change the World podcast, host Catherine Alonzo delves into the importance of defining success and setting goals in creating impactful change. This Social Shift Short episode explores the art of setting strategic goals and defining success in ways that align with your unique vision and mission. Join Catherine as she unpacks different methods to measure success, emphasizing the importance of a tailored approach that resonates with your strategy. Whether you’re an advocate, an entrepreneur, or a changemaker, this episode provides valuable insights on how to harness the pow...2024-08-0724 min
How to Change the WorldEp. 158 - Engaging Communities with Luis ÁvilaJoin Catherine in this inspiring episode of How to Change the World as she sits down with Luis Ávila, the President and founder of Iconico. Luis, a passionate Mexican immigrant, has dedicated his life to connecting and engaging communities, particularly communities of color and immigrants, through innovative ideas and systemic change. In this episode, they delve into Luis’s journey and the profound impact of his work in incubating ideas from marginalized communities. They explore what it means to define success, both personally and within community efforts, and discuss strategies to stay motivated amidst challenges. Luis...2024-07-1750 min
How to Change the WorldEp. 157 - Changemaker Chat with Elizabeth DavisIn our first Changemaker Chat of 2024, Catherine sits down with Javelina’s Marketing Strategist Elizabeth Davis, an experienced professional with more than fifteen years of experience in marketing, social media, and public relations. Elizabeth shares insights and lessons she has garnered throughout her career. Together, Catherine and Elizabeth dive deep into the essentials of crafting a marketing strategy that can truly make a difference. They explore the crucial role of community engagement and discuss actionable tips for creating impactful and meaningful marketing campaigns and strategies. Tune in to discover how to harness the power of mark...2024-07-0320 min
Change & You with Catherine AlonzoFour Storytelling Tips for Your Cause with Lindsay Simonds & Catherine Alonzo | Bonus EpisodeIn this podcast episode, Lindsay from Lindsay Simonds Consulting and Catherine Alonzo discuss storytelling tips for fundraising and inspiring individuals to support causes.
They share their personal motivations and emphasize the importance of personal connection in motivating people to take action.
They provide four tips: finding a personal mission, focusing on what's possible, being hopeful and inspiring, and making a direct and specific ask. They also provide an example of a social media post incorporating these tips. The episode concludes with them encouraging listeners to connect for further guidance.
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LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in...2023-12-1416 minChange & You with Catherine AlonzoBiggest Lessons from Season One with Catherine Alonzo | Ep 14Have you ever heard these myths about overcoming obstacles in your life?
Myth #1: Success comes easily to those born with natural talent.
Myth #2: You must have a specific degree or qualification to achieve your goals.
Myth #3: It's too late to start over and make a change.
I'll reveal the truth behind these myths in the final episode of season one and I'll go through the five biggest lessons I have learned from talking to the people I have interviewed.
If you haven't listened to or watched all episodes, I highly encourage you to go through the video library on...2023-12-0520 minChange & You with Catherine AlonzoHow to Find your Focus and Stop Procrastinating with Nic Voge | Ep 12If you're feeling trapped in a cycle of procrastination and constantly putting off important tasks, then you are not alone!
Despite your best intentions, you may find yourself engaging in time-wasting activities or getting bogged down in indecision instead of taking action towards your goals. This can lead to feelings of frustration, overwhelm, and a sense of being stuck in a perpetual state of inertia. But don't despair, there are strategies and techniques that can help you break free from this pattern and find the motivation to finally start making progress.
In this episode, you...2023-11-211h 02Change & You with Catherine AlonzoA Simple Exercise for Tackling Big Problems with Catherine Alonzo | Ep 11Looking for a powerful tool for problem-solving and improvement in both personal and professional settings? Try the "Pluses and Deltas" exercise!
Pluses and Deltas Exercise: Catherine introduces this simple yet effective exercise for tackling problems and improvements, applicable in various aspects of life.
Practical Application: Sharing a real-life example, she details how her team at Javelina used the exercise to enhance their sales and marketing processes.
Process Breakdown: The exercise involves brainstorming the pluses (positives) and deltas (areas for change), reviewing them, deriving strategic conclusions, categorizing, and prioritizing.
Prioritization and Decision Making: Catherine emphasizes the critical role of...2023-11-1512 minChange & You with Catherine AlonzoHow to Make Change When You Feel Stuck and Overwhelmed with Catherine Alonzo | Ep 10Are you feeling overwhelmed and stuck, unsure of how to make a difference in the world?
Join me, Catherine Alonzo, as I reveal a powerful framework for overcoming overwhelm and creating meaningful change.
But be warned, as we delve into this journey, a shocking twist awaits that will leave you questioning everything.
In this episode, you will be able to:
Discover how to overcome overwhelm and take meaningful action towards creating the change you desire in your life.
Learn effective strategies for defining your personal success and setting achievable goals that align...2023-11-0727 minChange & You with Catherine AlonzoUtilizing Core Values to Face Obstacles with Forest Melton | Ep 4In the second part of our enlightening interview, I continue my conversation with Forest Melton. Before delving into this episode, make sure to catch the first part of our interview titled "Identifying your Values with Forest Melton" to get the full context.
We dive deeper into harnessing core values to tackle life's challenges. Forest unveils his values of learning, connection, progress, and compassion, discussing their crucial role in his PhD journey. Together, we emphasize core values as pivotal tools and share actionable examples. Forest's reflections on his PhD struggles highlight the profound effect of aligning actions with...2023-09-1955 minChange & You with Catherine AlonzoWelcome to the Change & You PodcastIn this podcast episode, host Catherine Alonzo introduces herself and the purpose of her podcast, "Change & You."
She shares her personal background and experiences that have shaped her desire to create change.
Catherine discusses the topics that will be covered in the podcast, including solo rounds, interviews with people involved in social change, and discussions about core values and overcoming obstacles to change.
She also shares her own journey of exploring different paths and eventually finding her passion in American politics and starting her own business focused on creating social and systemic change.2023-08-2406 min
How to Change the WorldEp. 153 - Meet the Colorado Team!On this episode, our CEO Catherine Alonzo introduces the Colorado team as the Javelina herd continues to expand! We got together to talk about the advantages and changes that come with remote work as we venture on in this post-pandemic world.2023-02-1750 min
How to Change the World2021 Predictions: 4 changes to look out for in the new yearFor our first episode of the New Year, Catherine is joined by her husband Ruben to share their predictions for change in 2021 - and to reflect on their not-so-accurate predictions for 2020. From action on the climate crisis to whatever we’ll do once we’re all vaccinated, Catherine and Ruben dig into the events and trends they’ll be looking out for in 2021 - and what it all means for making change in your community.2021-01-0530 min
How to Change the WorldUsing kindness as a skill in anti-racism work and amid COVID with Ben's Bells founder Jeanette MaréThis holiday season, we’re sharing one of our most downloaded episodes of the year - an episode that remains incredibly relevant as we look toward 2021. Catherine is joined by How to Change the World fan favorite (and our very first guest!) Jeannette Maré, the founder and former Executive Director of Ben’s Bells, an organization dedicated to educating about the transformative practice of intentional kindness. Jeannette and Catherine talk about how you can use kindness in your daily work confronting Coronavirus and institutional racism, how it is different than niceness or empathy, and tangible steps you can take today...2020-12-2250 min
How to Change the WorldThe Javelina Team: Changemaking lessons from 2020 In this week's podcast, members of the Javelina team get together and look back at the year, with one big question: "What did 2020 teach us about how to change the world?" From the emotional impact of navigating big changes, to powerful storytelling, to reaching your audience more effectively, we dig deep into our lessons learned and how changemakers can make an even bigger impact in 2021. Featuring: CEO Catherine Alonzo, VP for Digital Strategy & Data Analytics Josh Zaragoza, Strategic Growths & Projects Manager Alana Campbell, and Client Communications Associate Jake Kless. 2020-12-081h 02
How to Change the World"What Now?" Three commitments for making community change in the aftermath of 2020 Join Catherine for a solo round as she talks about how you and your team can commit to making change in the face of everything that 2020 has exposed, from deep partisan divides to vulnerable public health to systemic racism. No matter how overwhelming and fruitless the fight might seem right now, she offers tangible tools you and your team can use in your work today, in order to create a world where equity and human dignity are no longer the exception. 2020-11-1030 min
How to Change the WorldWhat the 2020 election means for social change with Jennifer Epps-AddisonCatherine is joined by Jennifer Epps-Addison, the President and Co-Executive Director of the Center for Popular Democracy, a national organization that works to create equity, opportunity and a dynamic democracy in partnership with high-impact, grassroots organizations across the nation. Jennifer shares her own path to activism, as well as the Center for Popular Democracy's philosophy of how we create community change. Don't miss this conversation if you're wondering what the 2020 election means for creating social impact, both in the immediate and long-range views.2020-10-2845 min
How to Change the WorldHow to practice powerful self care in challenging times with psychologist Daniel Birichi Looking after ourselves is perhaps one of the most important cornerstones of creating change in the world. You've heard the old adage that you must put your own oxygen mask on before you can tend to others? Well, sometimes it might be easier said than done. Catherine quizzes her close friend and excellent psychologist Daniel Birichi about how to practice effective self care, how to strengthen your emotional intelligence skillset and what supporting the mental health of yourself and others looks like in 2020. Take a time out and grab a listen. 2020-10-1356 min
How to Change the WorldWhy NOW is the time for strategic planning and how to do itWhether your team includes two people or 100, strategic planning is a vital component in your long term strategy for making an impact. A strategic plan is an organized, intentional way of gathering input from all members of your organization to develop realistic and attainable goals that will steer your team towards success. It essentially functions as your magnum opus — housing the purpose, strategy and core values that guide your operation in the present day and for years to come. Catherine reviews why NOW is an essential time for any change-making team to invest time in strategic planning, and how to...2020-09-2927 minHow to Change the WorldInstitutional Racism, COVID-19 and Health in America with epidemiologist Dr. Sandro GaleaCatherine is joined by Dr. Sandro Galea, Dean of Boston University School of Public Health and epidemiologist, to discuss what 2020 has exposed about health in America and how we can create change when it comes to health and living for everyone - not just the privileged few. They talk about institutional racism and health in our country, how rates of depression have tripled in the past 6 months (and what to do about it), and what the coming months hold in the fight against COVID-19.2020-09-1538 minHow to Change the WorldMayor of Tucson Regina Romero: How to lead in times of crisis Catherine talks to the first female and first Latina Mayor of Tucson, Regina Romero, about how she came to make history from growing up in a small border town in Arizona. She shares what it has been like to lead during these crazy times and what she thinks it is going to take to make our communities stronger, safe and healthier - for everyone. 2020-09-0134 minHow to Change the WorldFinding your core personal values with Chesa MendezKnowing your core values and using them in your leadership and social change work is a core skill that impactful leaders harness and develop, and yet as leaders we rarely have the opportunity to truly laser in on what our core values are and the behaviors that extend from them in everyday life. In this interactive session, Catherine leads professional coach and habits expert Chesa in an exploration of her core personal values, with amazing results. Follow along and explore your own core values to unlock unlimited possibilities for your change work.2020-08-1842 minHow to Change the WorldCommit to the Sh*t: How to get through the hard stuff to make meaningful change with Lloyd HopkinsLloyd Hopkins is the 2020 winner of the Influential People Creating Change Award for Javelina’s inaugural How to Change the World Awards and the founder of the Million Dollar Teacher Project, a nonprofit organization dedicated to supporting the very foundation of our education system: Teachers. Lloyd and Catherine talk about the power every individual has to make change, how to stay committed when your motivation wanes, and the three essential ingredients for creating culture shifts in our society today.2020-08-0452 minHow to Change the WorldHow to lead a team through hard times: What the Javelina crew have learned from the last few monthsCatherine shares three foundational lessons she has learned about leading a team through difficult times, and then is joined by VP of Digital Strategy Josh Zaragoza and Strategic Growth and Project Manager Alana Campbell, who share their perspectives on how teams can show up for each other and your community in challenging times. Take a listen for tangible and easy-to-implement tips that your team can use right away.2020-07-2157 minHow to Change the WorldUsing Kindness as a skill in anti-racism work and amid COVID with Ben's Bells founder Jeannette MaréCatherine is joined by How to Change the World fan favorite (and our very first guest!) Jeannette Maré, the founder and former Executive Director of Ben's Bells, an organization dedicated to educating about the transformative practice of intentional kindness. Jeannette and Catherine talk about how you can use kindness in your daily work confronting Coronavirus and institutional racism, how it is different than niceness or empathy, and tangible steps you can take today to build your own kindness skillset.2020-07-0750 minHow to Change the WorldCommunity Organizer and Advocate Peter SargentPeter Sargent is an organizer. And no, that doesn't mean he's really good at folding shirts and cleaning closets. In his own words, it means he empowers members of communities that are negatively impacted by a societal problem to speak up and create change. Whether it's climate change or gun violence, Peter seeks to bring the underrepresented to the table and ensure the story of their experience is told. In telling his own story, Peter shares with Catherine the three things that enables him to be an effective change maker and the vital ingredients that go into transforming communities.2020-06-231h 04How to Change the WorldYour Communications Checklist: How to craft effective messaging in turbulent timesAmid national protests in the aftermath of the murder of George Floyd and countless others at the hands of a corrupt, racist system designed to ground down and enslave black Americans, and the ongoing impacts of the Coronavirus pandemic, intentional, values-driven communications has never been more important for organizations focused on creating systemic change. Catherine shares our Communications Checklist - ten vital things you need for effective storytelling in the near- and long-view. Your Coronavirus Communications Checklist2020-06-0928 minHow to Change the WorldHow organizations can create space for impacting societal change with international leadership consultant Melissa LamsonMelissa Lamson has worked across the globe with some of the biggest name brands - LinkedIn, Volkswagen and Porsche, to name a few. And what she has learned is the power that organizations can leverage when they invest in their people. She shares with Catherine the signs of high and low performing teams, and what it looks like to transform from the latter into the former. She shares her own background with wanting to impact structural inequities, and how she has found her own path to doing just that.2020-05-2654 minHow to Change the WorldThe Do’s and Don’ts of Fundraising, Selling and Storytelling amid COVID-19For business, nonprofits, and political campaigns, taking a communication break amid the complexities of COVID-19 might sound tempting, but it could more likely be damaging. In this episode, Catherine shares insight on the Do’s and Don’t of Fundraising, Selling, and Storytelling amid COVID-19. Connect with us on social media if you have any questions about how to honor your mission while meeting your fundraising goals.2020-05-1223 minHow to Change the WorldUnderstanding Autism and our communities with SARRC President Daniel OpendenDaniel Openden is the President and CEO of SARRC (Southwest Autism Research & Resource Center), an internationally recognized nonprofit that conducts innovative research, provides evidence-based practices, disseminates effective training and builds inclusive communities for individuals with autism and their families. Daniel talks to Catherine about his path to his current career, the state of autism research today, and how shifting our mindset toward people with disabilities can transform communities.2020-04-281h 00How to Change the WorldHow to align your spending with your values: Real Impact by Morgan SimonToday, Catherine is joined by Nate Rhoton, her good friend and Executive Director of one.n.ten, an amazing organization that provides a wide range of support services for LGBTQ youth in Arizona. Together, they delve into Real Impact by Morgan Simon. Real Impact is all about impact investment, a little-known trillion dollar industry. Impact investment entails supporting social and environmental projects with a financial return, and in the next decade is poised to eclipse traditional charitable giving ten times over. Catherine and Nate review Simon's ideas about the potential strengths, opportunities and pitfalls of the sector, and how they...2020-04-1449 minHow to Change the WorldAZ Secretary of State Katie Hobbs: How elections shape social change at every levelKatie Hobbs started her professional career as a social worker before a friend suggested she might want to explore running for office. She first ran for the AZ House of Representatives, then the Arizona Senate, before running successfully for Secretary of State of Arizona in 2018. She shares with Catherine the pivotal moment that changed the trajectory of her entire life, how administering elections impacts all important issues, and what her experience has taught her are the three vital ingredients for creating social change. Trust us, you don't want to miss this one.2020-03-3149 minHow to Change the WorldCrafting your organization's Coronavirus response planAs COVID-19 and its social, psychological, and economic impacts unfold on a daily basis, organizations are facing wide-ranging tough decisions about all aspects of your work. Answers are hard to craft against a backdrop of breaking news alerts and disparate opinions about best practices around the world. In this solo-round episode, Catherine reviews how to develop an adaptive response plan drawn from your core values. Connect with us @javelinaco on social media if you have questions about developing a values-based response plan to COVID-19. 2020-03-1716 minHow to Change the WorldThe importance of understanding your opposition with Margaret Tyndall, former CEO of YWCA USAMargaret Tyndall joins us as the third of four 2020 YWCA of Metropolitan Phoenix Tribute to Leadership honorees. Margaret served as the CEO of YWCA Pittsburgh for 23 years (1977-2000), as CEO of YWCA USA for two years (2000-2002) and has resided in Arizona for the past 13 years. She shares with Catherine the pivotal moment in her life that created a passion for YWCA's core mission of empowering women and eliminating racism, the job ad that changed the trajectory of her career, and everything she has learned about creating change along the way - including the importance of getting curious about whatever...2020-03-0345 minHow to Change the WorldGirls Scouts Deputy Director Mary Mitchell: How to bring your best self to important conversations (and what to do when you don't)Our conversation with Mary Mitchell is the second of four with the 2020 YWCA of Metropolitan Phoenix Tribute to Leadership honorees. Mary serves as the Deputy Director, Girl Scouts—Arizona Cactus-Pine Council. In her 21 years with the organization she has served in a variety of capacities and now serves as the senior advisor and co-lead for the organization’s work related to Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion. Mary and Catherine discuss what diversity, equity and inclusion mean in today's world, and how they can be meaningfully incorporated into change making work. They talk about how to bring your best self to important conv...2020-02-2551 minHow to Change the WorldALWAYS Founder and former candidate for AZ Attorney General January Contreras: How to create change in every momentFor the next four weeks, we are proud to partner with the YWCA of Metropolitan Phoenix to spotlight their 2020 Tribute to Leadership honorees. Up first, is January Contreras. January ran for Arizona Attorney General in 2018, after founding ALWAYS, a nonprofit that provides no cost legal services to vulnerable young people and victims of human trafficking. She also served for 12 years on the staff of former Arizona Governor Janet Napoitano and for four years in President Obama's White House. January shares where her passion for creating change came from, and why she is driven to personally positively impact those around her...2020-02-1854 minHow to Change the WorldThe Hard Thing About Hard Things by Ben HorowitzCatherine is joined by Javelina partner David Waid to discuss The Hard Thing About Hard Things by Ben Horowitz, field notes from the desk of a seasoned Silicon Valley tech CEO on how to build and run a business. Catherine and David share their key takeaways from the entrepreneur and current-day venture capitalist's own personal story. Look out for actionable takeaways on hiring and firing, the importance of culture, and when making a "culture hire" is a bad idea - along with much more! 2020-02-1142 minHow to Change the WorldCo-Founder of the Phoenix Children's Museum Kate Wells: How to use intention and planning to create unimaginable impact in your communityAnyone who knows Kate Wells know she is a friendly, warm extrovert who has a passion for the people around her and the community we all call home that abounds from her every word. Catherine first met Kate years ago, when she saw her speak on a panel to a group of young nonprofit professionals, and was struck by how she has created a life she loves with intentionality and planning. Over 20 years ago, Kate and her friends vowed to open a children's museum when they learned Phoenix was the only city in the country's largest 100 cities without one. It...2020-02-0458 minHow to Change the WorldMiss Arizona Jacqueline Thomas: How to craft your own definitions of success and validationLast June, Jacqueline Thomas was crowned Miss Arizona 2019, and is currently serving our community under that title, driven by her deeply held passion of women's equity. In high school, Jacqueline was forbidden from being her class President because of her gender, and ever since she has been determined to make change for women in Arizona and nationwide. Jacqueline talks to Catherine about the pivotal moment that changed her mindset forever and enabled her to win the Miss Arizona title after 6 years of competing, as well as what politics and pageantry have in common, and how we can take lessons about...2020-01-2852 minHow to Change the WorldCo+Hoots Founder Jenny Poon: How to change the face of entrepreneurship and why it mattersJenny Poon is a serial entrepreneur and the founder of CO+HOOTS, a purpose-driven coworking space in Arizona. Jenny is committed to building vibrant and equitable cities by bringing visibility to coworking as an economic development tool. She talks to Catherine about the childhood moment that changed everything for her, and has led her to a career dedicated to changing the face of entrepreneurship in our communities. 2020-01-211h 00How to Change the WorldHow to achieve remarkable success by being a giver: discussing Give and Take by Adam GrantThis month, Catherine is joined by Blake Hardison, founding member of Keyser, an innovative commercial real estate firm that exclusively represents tenants and owner occupants in real estate transactions. Blake has completed over a quarter billion dollars’ worth of commercial real estate transactions and has helped grow the firm from 5 to 50 people since 2013. What’s noteworthy about Blake is that he is committed to giving his time, talent, and energy to better those around him. Although it may seem counter-intuitive, he believes that the greatest amount of personal success comes from selflessly serving others. In fact, Blake sent Catherine a copy of...2020-01-1457 minHow to Change the World2020 Predictions: 4 changes to look out for this yearFor our first episode of the decade, Catherine is joined by her husband Ruben to roll out their four biggest predictions for changes we'll see in 2020. From non-alcoholic craft beer to Harvey Weinstein's criminal trial, they dig into the things they'll be on the lookout for this year - and the wider implications they have for creating community change.2020-01-0741 minHow to Change the WorldThe Javelina Team: What we learned in 2019For our very special 100th podcast episode, members of the Javelina team get together and look back at 2019. What went well? What changed? What mistakes did we make? From expanding to Colorado to launching strategic digital services, the team dig in to the highs and lows of the year that's about to end - every step of the way asking: what did we learn? Featuring: Colorado VP Rob DuRay, VP for Digital Strategy Josh Zaragoza, Partner David Waid, Client Associate Justin Plumb and CEO Catherine Alonzo. 2019-12-311h 10How to Change the WorldArizona Superintendent of Public Instruction Kathy Hoffman: How to do things differently and follow your own path for changeKathy Hoffman was teaching in a public school when she was inspired and driven to run for public office. While many told her to start small, she had her heart set on the place that touches teachers and students statewide: the office of the Superintendent of Public Instruction. Kathy talks with Catherine about everything she's learned about creating change in our community, from the moment she first thought about running to today, as she gets ready to head into her second year as the Superintendent of Arizona's schools. Trust us when we say you don't want to miss this one...2019-12-2453 minHow to Change the WorldAuthor and Speaker Tania Katan: How to disrupt your day-to-day with creativity and put the spark and joy back into your work and lifeTania Katan is a speaker, performer, coach and consultant, and the author of Creative Trespassing, a field guide for injecting creativity into your work and life to break old barriers and create new outcomes. Tania is also the genius behind the #ItWasNeverDress movement and online phenomenon. No stranger to doing things differently and bringing her whole self into whatever space she is in, Tania and Catherine talk about what it takes to color outside of the lines and think beyond the rules. You'll doubtless take away a trick or two you can enact today.2019-12-1756 minHow to Change the WorldHow to cultivate braver, more daring leadership: Dare to Lead by Brenè BrownThis month, Catherine and David are joined by business leader and coach Eileen Rogers, who is certified in Brenè Brown's transformational Dare to Lead training program, to discuss the famed author's latest book: Dare to Lead. Five-time #1 New York Times bestselling author Brenè Brown has spent the past two decades studying the emotions and experiences that give meaning to our lives. Her work on perfectionism and shame have made her a household name and have generated organizational transformation around the globe. David, Catherine and Eileen delve into the core teachable and learnable skills that Brown has discovered lie beneath daring le...2019-12-101h 15How to Change the WorldU and Improved Founder Jodi Low: How to turn ugly surprises into beautiful life-changing giftsOn a very normal day eleven years ago, Jodi read a text message that irreversibly changed the course of her life forever. Today, she leads U and Improved, an award-winning leadership development and training company that offers hands-on experiential training for Fortune 500 companies, small and medium-sized businesses, and individuals who want to learn, grow and improve. Jodi shares with Catherine that heart-stopping moment that changed it all, and what lies at the center of our innate ability to choose to live the life we want. 2019-12-0351 minHow to Change the WorldNational political commentator Karine Jean-Pierre on how to get into politics...and make a real impactKarine Jean-Pierre is an accidental political organizer. Growing up wanting to be a doctor, she fell into political advocacy unexpectedly and unintentionally. She worked on Barack Obama's 2008 campaign, served in his White House and today serves as the Chief Public Affairs Officer for MoveOn.org, as a political commentator with CNN and MSNBC, and teaches at Columbia University. The author of the brand new memoir and call-to-action Moving Forward, she joins Catherine to tell the story of growing up a Haitian-American immigrant and falling into the career she loves. She shares how anyone and everyone can and should play a ro...2019-11-2637 minHow to Change the WorldHow to generate popular hits: Discussing The Creative Curve by Allen GannettCatherine is joined by Javelina team members David Waid and Marisa Hoskins and Senior Advisor to the Arizona Department of Economic Security Maureen Casey to discuss this month's book: The Creative Curve by Allen Gannett. They uncover what it takes to create commercially successful products and ideas, and why they're not sure this is the same as achieving creative success. Filled with tales of The Beatles, J.K. Rowling, and tattooing your own leg to get a job, this is a hilarious episode full of strong opinions and laugh out loud moments. 2019-11-1957 minHow to Change the WorldFounder of Police2Peace Lisa Broderick: How to address structural violence in our communitiesWith a background in entrepreneurialism and technology, an unexpected moment on a beach changed Lisa's life forever and now she runs Police2Peace. Through a series of programs, including the simple act of adding the words PEACE OFFICER to public safety vehicles, Police2Peace develops community engagement and lowers the barriers between police and the community. Lisa talks with Catherine about the epidemic of violence in our communities today, and how Police2Peace's approach is making tangible differences. Lisa also shares how she never saw herself as a changemaker in this world, and what happened to alter that forever. 2019-11-1249 minHow to Change the World5-time cancer survivor and warrior for marriage equality Kevin Patterson: How to respond when change happens to youKevin Patterson is a true warrior for change - and his story is remarkable. A five-time cancer survivor, adoptive father to two girls, plaintiff in the lawsuit that toppled Arizona's gay marriage ban in 2013, and a former candidate for elected office, Kevin has faced more change in the past decade than many people do in a life time. He shares his fascinating tale with Catherine, as well as the lessons he learned every step of the way. 2019-11-051h 15How to Change the WorldNew Pathways for Youth President Christy McClendon: How to lead the life you want by creating space for self-awareness, self-love and the service of othersChristy McClendon is the President and CEO of New Pathways for Youth, a transformational organization that empowers youth to fulfill their potential. They serve young people, ages 12-21, experiencing poverty and adversity. Christy gets vulnerable and shares that when she was 18, her mother passed, starting a series of realizations and lessons that shapes Christy's life to this day. Catherine and Christy talk about the power of getting to know yourself really well, how to do it, and what it can create in your life when you do. The youth that New Pathways serve experience four times the adversity of other yo...2019-10-2951 minHow to Change the WorldHow to master important conversations with important people: Analyzing Crucial Conversations by Kerry PattersonCo-Founder and Co-Owner of the epic Tucson brewery Borderlands Brewing Co. Mike Mallozzi joins Catherine to talk about the groundbreaking book Crucial Conversations by Kerry Patterson. The book teaches essential skills for how to have important conversations with the people you care about without them disintegrating into screaming voices or stony silence. From 'Making it Safe' to 'The Pool of Meaning', Catherine and Mike draw from their own experiences to break down the core concepts of the book and translate them into tangible takeaways you can action today. 2019-10-151h 02How to Change the WorldSelf Management Expert Sara Mayer: How to organize your time to create the life you want and change the world at the same timeSara Mayer is a philanthropist and community change agent, the Operations Director for one of the most well known nonprofits in the nation, and a foster mom. When Catherine first read her bio, she thought: "How does she do it all?" The answer, it turns out, is what Sara calls Self Management. Hear Sara's remarkable story about how personal loss gave her an insatiable thirst for living life, and how self management enables her to do just that. Catherine and Sara talk about managing your email, getting to know your own needs, the power of reflection, and how to master...2019-10-081h 13How to Change the WorldLocal First Executive Director Thomas Barr: How human relationships are the key to creating community changeLocal First is the largest business membership group in the United States, with over 3,600 members, and a powerful advocate for shopping local and having pride in the place you call home. Thomas, who has been with Local First for 6 years and served as ED for 18 months, shares powerful insights about the power and importance of local businesses in making our communities a home, why you shouldn't feel ashamed to shop at Target, and the secret to creating change in your life and at work. Catherine also goes on a rant about the difference between cause marketing and change engineering, so y...2019-10-0154 minHow to Change the WorldFinancial Planner Catherine Scrivano - How to manage your money in alignment with your valuesCatherine Scrivano is a dynamic Financial Planner who knows how to help her clients pursue financial dreams. She is regularly published both locally and nationally, and provides educational seminars for a variety of government, professional and community organizations. Her twenty-plus years in the industry have provided her with the valuable knowledge and insight people are looking for. In this episode, in celebration of Money Month, Catherine Scrivano shares how personal tragedy instilled in her a passion for helping women manage money, as well as some tried-and-tested strategies for managing your personal and business finances. Catherine Scrivano and Catherine Alonzo explore th...2019-09-2456 minHow to Change the WorldJavelina VP of Digital Strategy Josh Zaragoza: How to change the world in the digital age, and the must-know trends of 2020Josh is a brand new member of the Javelina team, having just joined our ranks as the Vice President for Digital Strategy. Under his leadership, Javelina will be expanding our paid digital services for our political, nonprofit and business clients. Josh talks to Catherine about the pivotal moment that forever changed his career trajectory, and set into motion a professional path he could never have imagined. They discuss how digital strategies have changed in the past few years, and what you can expect to see from 2020 political campaigns. And they talk about their shared vision for creating change in the...2019-09-1752 minHow to Change the WorldHow to achieve greatness by following the principles of Ray Dalio, billionaire founder of BridgewaterCatherine and David are joined by Sara Mayer, Director of Operations for The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society for five chapters in the Southwest region and master philanthropist, to discuss the three-book missive of Ray Dalio known by the simple name: Principles. They dig into his numbered lists of principles for life and work, and unearth a fountain of knowledge for creating impactful change and leading fulfilling lives.2019-09-101h 04How to Change the WorldMurphy Herbert - AZ Secretary of State Communications Director Murphy Hebert: How to foster self-worth and find life-changing mentorsThis episode is a must-listen for anyone who has ever felt less. If you've ever struggled with setting your own boundaries, have worried you're not good enough, or been plagued by imposter syndrome, then take the time to listen to Murphy's story. Murphy shares her own personal experiences of how she has come to recognize her own agency, and develop the skillset to know her own worth in every job and every relationship. Catherine and Murphy reflect on the power of getting to know (and love) yourself in anyone's ability to create change in the world. They also discuss the p...2019-09-0359 minHow to Change the WorldDrex Davis - The CEO of Scrapbook.com: How small moments create great changeWhen Drex Davis started working part time at Scrapbook.com in his late twenties to pay the bills while he pursued his dream of getting into the music management business, he could never have imagined it would become the vocation it is for him today. Started as a hobby at his mother's kitchen table, Scrapbook.com has become a business with 100 employees and worldwide customers. Drex talks to Catherine about what he has learned along the way about how to make change in the world, discovering your passion, finding great mentors, and the power of human kindness. 2019-08-271h 02How to Change the WorldPita Juarez - Combating racism and saving the planet with powerful storytellingPita Juarez is many things. A communications professional; a queer immigrant woman from Guatemala; an award winning filmmaker, and more. She shares her own story with Catherine, explaining how a racist law in Arizona changed her path forever, and what she is doing today to impact communities through storytelling. We dig into her experience making the award-winning documentary You Racist, Sexist, Bigot and how what she learned has impacted how she walks in the world today.2019-08-2055 minHow to Change the WorldHow to actualize a great idea against all odds: Discussing Loonshots by Safi Bahcall Everything you thought you knew about how incredible things like international air travel and Toy Story occur will change when you read Loonshots by physicist and entrepreneur Safi Bahcall. Mind Your Business regulars Catherine Alonzo and David Waid are joined by nonprofit consultant and dedicated community advocate Barbara Lewkowitz, and they dive deep into what this book teaches us about how to nurture a world-changing idea. 2019-08-131h 01How to Change the WorldRepresentative Andrès Cano - Vital lessons for creating change from a state representativeAndrès Cano was elected to the Arizona House of Representatives in 2018; one of the new wave of non-traditional elected officials who represent a new way of approaching elected government. Andrès talks to Catherine about how family tragedy has shaped his drive to make change in the world, and what he has learned from his first legislative session about what it takes to create change. 2019-08-0650 minHow to Change the WorldForest Melton - The emotional intelligence it takes to create changeHave you ever wished a friend or family member would change their actions or make different choices? Have you ever withheld the truth from a friend because you are scared of rocking the boat? This week, Catherine talks to Forest Melton about the emotional intelligence it takes to create change - and how to develop it. Forest is a cancer researcher, a passionate crusader for nonprofits, and the 2019 Leukemia Lymphoma Society's Man of the Year. 2019-07-301h 04How to Change the WorldGeorge Grombacher and Sentari Minor - How to create change by talking to people you disagree withSentari Minor and George Grombacher fight all the time. The hosts of podcast Figure it Out, they come together to battle it out over important issues as friends and co-hosts. They talk to Catherine about the importance of talking to people who disagree with you, how your personal values should shape your career path, and how childhood events can shape the rest of your life. 2019-07-1657 minHow to Change the WorldLeading a Great Team: Examining Leaders Eat Last by Simon SinekEver wondered why some teams flounder while others change the world? Legal mastermind and political changemaker Bob Lord joins Javelina partners Catherine Alonzo and David Waid on this week's episode of How to Change the World to discuss Simon Sinek's Leaders Eat Last, which lays out a 21st-century approach to transformational leadership in action. We discuss the top takeaways from Sinek's best-seller and dig into how it can help you make a difference at work. 2019-07-0949 minHow to Change the WorldZach Kramer - How understanding civil rights differently could advance equity in AmericaInterim Dean of Arizona State University's Law School and author of the recently published Outsiders, Professor Zachary Kramer, thinks we should understand human rights violations differently. He talks to Catherine about the power of recognizing rights and identity on an individual basis rather than in groups, as well as a whole lot of other things: leadership, powerful listening, storytelling in the law, and the secret to being a great lawyer.2019-07-021h 06How to Change the WorldEnrique Feldman - Changing your brain so you can change your lifeThe former Director of University of Arizona's Marching Band, Enrique Feldman one day walked out on the job he'd forever set his sights on with no plan. Facing gripping fear and all the reasons in the world to not take the risk, Enrique leapt - and has never looked back. Catherine and Enrique talk about the power of a blank slate and what can be possible when we don't set limitations on ourselves. Enrique shares the powerful and varied work of his foundation, including Intellectual Brainwave Games - the key to altering your brain so you can change your life.2019-06-181h 06
How to Change the WorldBridie Farrell - Fighting for justice for victims of child sex abuseBridie Farrell is a record-breaking American speed skater and sexual abuse survivor, who has been a vocal champion for legislation around the country that protects the victims of child sex abuse. She was a key voice in the passage of Arizona’s against-all-odds HB 2466, which allows survivors of child sex abuse an additional 10 years to sue their abusers. Bridie talks with Catherine about the pivotal moment that led to publicly sharing what happened to her, her advice to others on how to tell their own story, and what it takes to pass world-changing legislation.2019-06-1153 min
How to Change the WorldDimitri Zakharov - The first company of its kind in ZambiaThis week Catherine sits down with Dimitri Zakharov, CEO and Co-Founder of Impact Enterprises. His company is focused on helping pioneer socially-conscious outsourcing in Africa and was the first company of its kind in Zambia. They talk about his job, how Impact Enterprises is providing quality jobs for Zambians, and they get a bit philosophical about what it takes to change the world.2019-05-281h 05
How to Change the WorldJayson Sime - The journey to a healthier lifeThis week, Catherine reconnects with an old friend – Jayson Sime. He opens up about the powerful difference between surviving and thriving, and the changes he made to get beyond survival. They also discuss Jayson's plunge into politics, the importance of self-care, and when he decided to become a yoga teacher. Jayson has led an incredible path to get to where he is today and there's a bit of something for everyone in his story.2019-05-0748 min
How to Change the WorldJuston Cooper - Being committed to creating changeWe're excited to feature one of our first guests from Colorado. This week Catherine sits down with Juston Cooper, the Deputy Director of the Colorado Criminal Justice Reform Coalition (www.ccjrc.org) to talk about being committed to change, the importance of criminal justice reform, and his work with this incredible group. The CCJRC is a client of ours so we really hope you enjoy this conversation and feel as inspired as we do.2019-03-2637 min
How to Change the WorldMYB - Rebel Talent by Francesca GinoThis month’s book is Rebel Talent by Francesca Gino. Catherine Alonzo, Ariel Reyes, and special guest David Waid sit down for a chat about nonconformity in the workplace and life, and how we all can embrace a bit of rebellion.2019-03-1254 min
How to Change the WorldThe times they are a changin' We've got so much change we want to share This week on the podcast Catherine, Ariel and Taylor discuss the recent changes at Javelina. In this episode we say some goodbyes, praise our new office, discuss all our new hiring and even tease a little something special that's coming up. You won't want to miss this podcast full of twists and turns.2019-02-2543 minHow to Change the WorldMYB - The Lean Startup by Eric RiesThis week on the Mind Your Business Book Club Podcast... The Lean Startup by Eric Ries takes the lean manufacturing framework and applies it to anyone launching a new product or service in a world of uncertainty. Yeah, so that's all of us then. It's one of the first books we've all liked – you won't want to miss this one. So join us as... Ariel talks about Six Sigma, which is not actually a cult despite its unusual name, Taylor explains the difference between a superhero and their non-super identity, And Ca...2019-01-1558 min
How to Change the WorldNew Year Goals GOOOOOOOOOOOOOAL(s)!!! It's that time of year when the gym is packed, todo lists are long and aspirations are realized – er, attempted. This week on the podcast, Catherine talks with some of the Javelina Herd about their personal goals for the year. We have perspectives from the all-time goal keeper, the sometimes-I-get-things-done goal setter and the goal averse. Tune in and share your own 2019 goals with us on Facebook.2019-01-0845 min
How to Change the WorldLessons from four change-engineersWe wouldn't be ringing in the New Year right without bringing you a special episode. That's why today we're highlighting clips from four episodes as Catherine Alonzo reflects on the lessons she's learned through these interviews in 2018. It's almost been a year since we launched the How to Change the World podcast, and it's been incredible connecting with change-engineers from around the country and across the pond. We hope you've enjoyed the journey and we're looking forward to sharing more stories of change!2019-01-0143 minHow to Change the WorldMYB To Sell is HumanThis week on the How to Change the World podcast... Catherine talks about yelling CHANGE in an elevator, Ariel defines "Carfax" and Taylor sets out to fill empty chairs. This month's Mind Your Business Bookclub book is To Sell is Human by Daniel H. Pink. We won't try and sell you on this episode but we can tell you it's definitely worth a listen. Confused? Javelina now hosts a book club with our partner Changing Hands Bookstore. The book club is on the second Monday of every month. So, we figured on every secon...2018-10-091h 02
How to Change the WorldChristine Macpherson - Facing sudden and unwanted changeThis conversation includes sensitive content that may be difficult for some listeners. This week, Catherine sits down with her mum, Christine Macpherson. Christine opens up about the sudden loss of her first child – Catherine's older brother, Rory. Their conversation is deeply personal and incredibly moving. 2018-09-251h 11How to Change the WorldMYB Who: The A Method for HiringIn case you missed it, Javelina now hosts a book club with our partner Changing Hands Bookstore. The book club is on the second Monday of every month. So, we figured on every second Tuesday, we'd bring you an extra special podcast version with our CEO Catherine Alonzo, Marketing Associate Taylor Flamini, and Client Manager Ariel Reyes. This month we talked about Who: The A Method for Hiring by Geoff Smart and Randy Street. What did we think of it? Well, you'll have to listen in on the episode to find out. Join us for lot...2018-09-111h 01How to Change the WorldAdam Callow - Start ups are trendingAdam Callow, CEO and Founder of Expert Trades Adam Callow is the Founder and CEO of ExpertTrades. An entrepreneur at heart, Adam has chased his dreams of starting his own company. Adam sits down with us to talk shop, the entrepreneurial spirit and what it takes to forge your own path. Change-engineers will not want to miss out on Adam's tale of realizing his own strengths and leveraging those into a successful business. In his free time, Adam also has a podcast. Check out his interview with our CEO, Catherine Alonzo, on StartUp Dia...2018-08-1441 min
How to Change the WorldAlex Macpherson - The way life takes us to unexpected places and loss shapes families foreverAlex Macpherson, International Academy Partnership Executive of Celtic Football Club Alex Macpherson, brother of Catherine Alonzo, joins us to talk about the twists, turns and changes he's encountered from college to his current career. The two siblings also open up about growing up in a grieving family after the tragic loss of their older brother.2018-04-101h 15