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Speaking Your Brand: Public Speaking Tips and StrategiesNo Need to Start from Scratch: Repurpose Your Signature Talk for Different Topics and Audiences with Eloisa Marquez-GonzalezOne of the biggest benefits of creating your signature talk and framework is that you don’t just use it once; you can repurpose it over and over again.In this episode, I talk with Thought Leader Academy graduate Eloisa Marquez-Gonzalez, who shares how she’s taken the signature talk and framework she developed with us and adapted it for different audiences, topics, and speaking engagements.Eloisa has spoken on everything from sustainability to operational excellence to partnerships, but at the core of each talk is her Optima Framework. By simply giving it a new lens...
2025-09-0135 min
Roots of Sustainable ImpactAI Won’t Fix What’s BrokenIn today’s episode, I want to tackle something I’m hearing a lot: “We should be doing something with AI… right?” And while that instinct isn’t wrong, here’s the truth—AI is not a magic wand. If your internal processes are unclear, messy, or simply broken, AI is only going to make that mess move faster.So, before you jump into pilots, tools, or strategies, let’s talk about your delivery model. What is it? Why does it matter? And how do you know if your process is actually broken, or just strained from growth?I wa...
2025-06-1819 minRoots of Sustainable ImpactEp 13. Hesitant or Confused About AI? Let’s Talk About What’s Right for Your TeamHello, it’s Eloisa! I am back with new solo episodes, and I am really excited to kick things off with a topic that keeps coming up in so many conversations lately: AI. After a recent keynote, I was flooded with the same question over and over: Should I even jump on the AI bandwagon?Everywhere we turn, someone is talking about AI. Some folks are diving in headfirst, while others are more hesitant and unsure about how, or even if, it fits into their organization. In this episode, I’m breaking down what AI actually is (in pl...
2025-05-2916 minRoots of Sustainable ImpactEducating for Impact: Critical Thinking, Climate Action, and the Future of STEM — with Eric MagersHey there! In this episode of Roots of Sustainable Impact, I had the pleasure of speaking with Eric Magers — an educator, entrepreneur, and environmental champion who’s been on a mission to connect STEM education with real-world sustainability solutions. We dive deep into how he’s doing just that through his two organizations: Seaside Sustainability and the National STEM Honor Society. Eric shared how he got his start (including a sweet Earth Day story involving his mom!), and how his path led him from teaching to founding organizations that are now shaping sustainability education across the U.S. and...
2025-04-0230 minRoots of Sustainable ImpactLeading with Relevance: How to Stay Engaged and Effective with Rob CarrIn this episode, I sit down with my friend and fellow industrial engineer, Rob Carr, to dive into a concept that’s more important than ever: Relevant Leadership. Rob has spent his career helping overwhelmed executives navigate change, and through his work, he’s developed a powerful framework for staying attuned to the evolving needs of organizations, employees, and the world around us.Here’s what we explore in this episode:✅ What is Relevant Leadership? And why does it matter now more than ever?✅ The balance...
2025-03-1831 minRoots of Sustainable ImpactCommunity as a Superpower: How Ecosystems Drive Impact with Leroy BrownHey there, it's Eloisa! Welcome back to Roots of Sustainable Impact. This episode is packed with energy, insight, and community-driven innovation. I had the pleasure of chatting with Leroy Brown from Opportunity Hub (OHUB) in New Orleans.We dive deep into why community is a superpower and how building an ecosystem with culture at its core creates a real, lasting impact. Leroy shares how OHUB supports Black and Brown founders, incubating over 100 businesses and funding multiple projects—all while staying deeply connected to the local culture.We...
2025-03-0443 minRoots of Sustainable ImpactReimagining Healthcare: Sustainability, Waste Reduction & Resilience with Dr. Cassandra ThielIn this episode, we’re diving into an issue that’s often overlooked but has a massive impact—sustainability in healthcare.I’m joined by Dr. Cassandra Thiel, an assistant professor at NYU Langone Health and founder of Clinically Sustainable Consulting. Cassie brings a fascinating perspective to this conversation, blending her background in engineering with her research on the environmental footprint of healthcare systems. We get into the nitty-gritty of why hospitals generate so much waste, what’s driving those inefficiencies, and—most importantly—how we can change that.What We Cover in This...
2025-02-2557 minRoots of Sustainable ImpactLeading with Intentionality: Staying Committed to Impact in Uncertain TimesHey everyone, welcome back to Roots of Sustainable Impact. Today’s episode is a little different. I just wanted to take a moment to acknowledge the changes happening in the U.S. right now. With a new administration comes shifts in policies—some of which directly impact the work we do in sustainability and social equity.I know that for many of us, these changes can feel discouraging. It’s easy to feel anxious or even powerless. But I want to remind you: you are doing important work. The impact you and your team are making matters. Take a...
2025-02-1109 minRoots of Sustainable ImpactThe Secret to Sustainable Growth: Building ClarityHi friends, Eloisa here! In today’s episode of Roots of Sustainable Impact, we’re tackling a topic that’s both exciting and challenging: scaling without chaos. Growth is thrilling, especially when your demand is skyrocketing, but let’s be honest—it can quickly spiral into chaos if your foundation isn’t solid.In this episode, I share:Why growth often feels chaotic and what to do about it.The essential role of mission, vision, and values in scaling sustainably.How to identify your “non-negotiables” to build a strong foundation for growth. Plus, I’ll giv...
2025-01-2116 minRoots of Sustainable ImpactTurning 'Not Now' into Opportunity: Relational Equity and Inclusive Innovation with Latane BrackettWelcome back to another episode of Roots of Sustainable Impact. Today, I had the joy of speaking with Latane Brackett, someone whose dedication to inclusive innovation is truly inspiring. In this episode, we explore the power of partnerships—what they mean, how to evaluate them, and why they’re crucial for creating a pipeline of success in the innovation ecosystem. Latane shares his guiding principles of treating people well, building relational equity, and fostering intentional collaborations.We dive into actionable strategies for small businesses and startups to partner with larger, more established organizations. Plus, he of...
2025-01-1441 minRoots of Sustainable ImpactStarting and Scaling ESG Programs: Insights from Rebecca LehmanHello! In this episode of Roots of Sustainable Impact, I had the pleasure of sitting down with Rebecca Lehman, the Senior Manager of Social Impact and ESG at DroneDeploy. We took a deep dive into the fascinating world of ESG (Environmental, Social, and Governance) programs.Rebecca shared how ESG serves as a framework to manage risk while driving purpose-driven growth. She explained how her team prioritizes stakeholders, balances scaling with impact, and selects meaningful metrics to measure success. Whether you're in a startup or a larger organization, Rebecca’s insights provide practical guidance for starting, refining, or s...
2025-01-0727 minRoots of Sustainable ImpactLeadership for Impact: Building Resilient Teams in the Climate Space with Eric GirardIn this episode, I had the pleasure of sitting down with my friend Eric Girard, founder of Girard Training Solutions and author of Lead Like a Pro. Eric has dedicated his career to helping new managers transition from individual contributors to effective leaders who can inspire and guide their teams.We explored so many valuable insights about leadership, including:The crucial mindset shift for new managers: Moving from being a doer to becoming a leader who achieves results through others.The art of delegation: Why it’s essential to let go and how...
2024-12-1732 minRoots of Sustainable ImpactStakeholder Engagement: Building Trust from Within and Beyond with Dr. Michelle Miller-GrovesIn this episode of Roots of Sustainable Impact, I am joined by Dr. Michelle Miller-Groves, founder and president of More Than Marketing. Michelle is a social change agent who uses marketing to amplify the voices of clean energy organizations and diaspora women-led enterprises.During our conversation, we dive deep into stakeholder engagement and discuss:The importance of both internal and external stakeholders—and why your employees are your first-tier brand ambassadors.How to balance conflicting stakeholder priorities and needs.The role of intentional communication and storytelling in building trust.Practical tips for tailoring your message to dif...
2024-12-1026 minRoots of Sustainable ImpactBuilding Bridges: Chris Whitehead on Environmental Justice and Community PartnershipsIn this episode, I sit down with Chris Whitehead, a senior environmental justice consultant at Worley, to talk about something close to both of our hearts—integrating environmental justice into the way organizations operate. Chris brings a wealth of experience in air quality and environmental justice, and he breaks down what environmental justice really means.We dive into the practical steps organizations can take to build stronger, more genuine partnerships with communities, and Chris emphasizes how critical transparency, stakeholder engagement, and a commitment to continuous improvement are to meeting sustainability goals. He also shares a bit about hi...
2024-12-0329 minRoots of Sustainable ImpactWhy I’m Launching Roots of Sustainable Impact and Why It Matters NowHosted by Eloisa Marquez-GonzalezWelcome to Roots of Sustainable Impact! 🌿In this first episode, I want to share a bit about why I’m starting this podcast and why I believe now is the perfect time to have these conversations.We live in a rapidly changing world where the urgency to address climate change, equity, and resilience has never been greater. In this episode, I’ll talk about how businesses—yes, even small ones—can create meaningful change and why I am passionate about helping leaders build thriving, impact-driven organizations.Every wee...
2024-11-2805 min
Management Development Unlocked - Management & Leadership TrainingBalancing the Bottom Line with Environmental Impact with Eloisa Marquez-GonzalezOn today’s Management Development Unlocked, Eric interviews Eloisa Marquez-Gonzalez, an operation strategist and advisor to green tech organizations. Eloisa helps them design their operations, and once they’ve grown, she helps those companies streamline to ensure their impact is growing along with their company. Another fun fact about Eloisa is that she is a former professional tennis player who eventually left that career to pursue an engineering degree.In this episode, you’ll hear:Eloisa Marquez-Gonzalez’s position as an operation strategist and advisor focused on green tech organizations.Her career in professional tennis, a pivot to...
2024-08-0624 minSpeaking Your Brand: Public Speaking Tips and Strategies394: Getting Buy-In from Your Audience on Your Message: Live Signature Talks from Our Thought Leader Academy GradsThe essence of persuasive communication is about getting your audience on board with your ideas. But, it's not about throwing out facts or making logical points; it requires connecting with your audience on an emotional level, understanding their needs and concerns, and addressing them effectively. By sharing personal stories, using relatable examples, and demonstrating genuine passion and authenticity, you create a sense of trust and rapport. This is exactly what our Thought Leader Academy grads do in their signature talks! You’ll hear two of our recent grads, Angela Crawford and Eloisa...
2024-05-2738 min
Archivo presente: Día X DíaA 22 años de la represión de diciembre 2001, sigue el reclamo de justiciaFue ordenada por el gobierno de la Alianza tras el estallido social y económico que derivó en su caída y marcó el fin del modelo neoliberal de los ex presidentes Carlos Menem y Fernando de La Rúa.
Aquel 19 y 20 de diciembre de 2001, 39 personas murieron como consecuencia del accionar de las fuerzas de seguridad en varias ciudades de todo el país.
Transcurridas más de dos décadas, familiares de víctimas y sobrevivientes de esos hechos mantienen firme el reclamo de justicia.
"Que nunca más un Gobierno democrático atente contra la población civil", es la idea q...
2023-12-1955 min
Craft of Consulting PodcastHelping Companies Achieve Sustainability Goals—with Eloisa Marquez-GonzalezConsultant Eloisa Marquez-Gonzalez works with companies to define and achieve sustainability goals by helping them at the intersection of their people, processes, and technologies.
2022-12-1232 min
El pozo de las ideasReina y Damas de las Fiestas Patronales 2017Esta semana en el programa 137, hemos hablado sobre "La reina y las damas de las Fiestas Patronales 2017". Cómo ya se aproxima el mes de junio y suele ser habitual por estas fechas, ya se han elegido la Corte de Honor, que representarán a las muchachas Sanjuaneras en dichas fiestas.
Para ello, nos han acompañado 3 jóvenes, cómo muestra de todas las damas, entre ellas, vinieron Almudena Márquez Carrillo, que ha sido la elegida como la cuadragésima séptima reina de las fiestas, Mª Carmen Rodriguez Chaves y María José Padilla Martin, ambas seleccionadas para damas...
2017-05-011h 14
Podcast PROGRAMA DE RADIO QUE EL PUEBLO VIVAReconocimiento a luchadores y luchadoras socialesLos galardonados fueron la Hermana María Inés Urrutia, quien fue parte del Movimiento Sebastián Acevedo en dictadura y vive en la población La Victoria; Eloisa Gonzalez, dirigente secundaria de ACES; Diego Vela, Presidente de la FEUC; Andrés Fielbaum, Presidente de la FECH; Enrique Núñez, destacado miembro de la CECT de Valparaíso; la dirigente secundaria Eloísa González; el Conjunto Illapu, en la persona de Roberto Márquez; y Martín Almada, luchador por los DDHH de Paraguay.
2013-07-051h 03