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The Hub and SpokeProblems in the Pharmaceutical Supply Chain: A Conversation with Sally HubbardOn this episode of SCL’s The Hub and Spoke Podcast, SCL Founding and Managing Partner Kellie Lerner and Host Wyatt Fore interview antitrust expert Sally Hubbard about issues affecting our pharmaceutical supply chains, as well as some possible policy solutions.
Sally Hubbard is a Senior Fellow at the American Economic Liberties Project and served as Senior Counsel to the Assistant Attorney General of the Antitrust Division at the U.S. Department of Justice. She is also the author of Monopolies Suck: 7 Ways Big Corporations Rule Your Life and How to Take Back Control, and her book pr...
2025-06-2622 min
Career Confidence[LIVE] Culture SECRETS, Shaping Success in 2024 with Sally Calder, Tova Angsuwat and Christina Storey"The highest performing teams had very high psychological safety"
Welcome to this very special episode of the Career Confidence podcast. This week we are sharing the audio from our recent Sisterhood Social event live in Melbourne Australia.
We were incredibly grateful to welcome our incredible panellists, Sally Calder, CEO of RespectX and ex-Culture Diversity and Inclusion partner at KPMG, Tova Angsuwat, founder of Series Build and ex-People and Operations Leader at Google, and Christina Storey, Talent Business Partner at Equity Trustees and founder of Her Career Coach.
Their wisdom and knowledge were truly...
2023-12-101h 03
Career ConfidenceBREAK YOUR SILENCE "1 in 3 experience Sexual Harassment at Work" Navigate Change and Transform Culture with Sally Calder"1 in 3 Australian workers will experience some form of sexual harassment, bullying or discrimination in the workplace in any given year. (Of those) We know that only 18% of them will put their hand up and report it.."
In today's episode, we welcome Sally Calder, a powerhouse professional, CEO, and Co-Founder of RespectX. With an illustrious career as a Partner at KPMG and a leader in cultural transformation, Sally brings a wealth of experience to the table.
Discover how Sally's pragmatic approach and passion for creating thriving workplaces shine through as she discusses her role as the C...
2023-11-2655 min
Hope Illuminated Podcast: Helping the Helpers Bring Light to Life’s Darkest MomentsFrom Toxicity to Tranquility -- Prioritizing Personal Peace: Interview with Reggie Hubbard | Episode 77When we face adversity or toxic environments, how we respond makes all the difference. Breathing helps us create space in between the stimulus and our response, and in that space we can sometimes find calm, gratitude and possibilities. In this podcast I chat with Reggie Hubbard, a man who found yoga as he tried to cope with workplace toxicity and transition. His three criteria for finding tools too help him cope:Does it enhance creativity?Does it lower my blood pressure?Does it make me smile?Reggie MLK.pngReggie and...
2021-01-0559 min
Journey Through: This Unforgettable Full Audiobook For Story Seekers.Monopolies Suck: 7 Ways Big Corporations Rule Your Life and How to Take Back Control by Sally HubbardPlease visithttps://thebookvoice.com/podcasts/1/audiobook/438089to listen full audiobooks.
Title: Monopolies Suck: 7 Ways Big Corporations Rule Your Life and How to Take Back Control
Author: Sally Hubbard
Narrator: Vivienne Leheny
Format: Unabridged Audiobook
Length: 7 hours 45 minutes
Release date: October 27, 2020
Genres: The Americas
Publisher's Summary:
An urgent and witty manifesto, Monopolies Suck “lucidly explains how monopolies threaten democracy, worsen inequality, and imperil the American Dream—and why it’s more important than ever to take action” (David Cicilline). Something’s not right. No matter how hard you work, life seems to only get harder. When your expenses keep going up but your i...
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Title: Monopolies Suck: 7 Ways Big Corporations Rule Your Life and How to Take Back Control
Author: Sally Hubbard
Narrator: Vivienne Leheny
Format: Unabridged Audiobook
Length: 7 hours 45 minutes
Release date: October 27, 2020
Genres: Current Affairs, Law, & Politics
Publisher's Summary:
An urgent and witty manifesto, Monopolies Suck “lucidly explains how monopolies threaten democracy, worsen inequality, and imperil the American Dream—and why it’s more important than ever to take action” (David Cicilline). Something’s not right. No matter how hard you work, life seems to only get harder. When your expenses keep going up b...
2020-10-277h 45Access Top-Rated Full Audiobooks in History, The AmericasMonopolies Suck: 7 Ways Big Corporations Rule Your Life and How to Take Back Control by Sally HubbardPlease visithttps://thebookvoice.com/podcasts/1/audiobook/438089to listen full audiobooks.
Title: Monopolies Suck: 7 Ways Big Corporations Rule Your Life and How to Take Back Control
Author: Sally Hubbard
Narrator: Vivienne Leheny
Format: Unabridged Audiobook
Length: 7 hours 45 minutes
Release date: October 27, 2020
Genres: The Americas
Publisher's Summary:
An urgent and witty manifesto, Monopolies Suck “lucidly explains how monopolies threaten democracy, worsen inequality, and imperil the American Dream—and why it’s more important than ever to take action” (David Cicilline). Something’s not right. No matter how hard you work, life seems to only get harder. When your expenses keep going up but your i...
2020-10-277h 45
Enjoy Amazing Audiobooks in Non-Fiction, Current Affairs, Law, & PoliticsMonopolies Suck: 7 Ways Big Corporations Rule Your Life and How to Take Back Control by Sally HubbardPlease visit https://thebookvoice.com/podcasts/1/audiobook/438089 to listen full audiobooks. Title: Monopolies Suck: 7 Ways Big Corporations Rule Your Life and How to Take Back Control Author: Sally Hubbard Narrator: Vivienne Leheny Format: Unabridged Audiobook Length: 7 hours 45 minutes Release date: October 27, 2020 Genres: Current Affairs, Law, & Politics Publisher's Summary: An urgent and witty manifesto, Monopolies Suck “lucidly explains how monopolies threaten democracy, worsen inequality, and imperil the American Dream—and why it’s more important than ever to take action” (David Cicilline). Something’s not right. No matter how hard you work, life seems to only get harder. When your expenses keep going...
2020-10-2703 min
Innovation For All - Diversity in Tech and BusinessGoogle and Facebook are monopolies. Does it matter? feat. Sally HubbardSally Hubbard is Director of Enforcement Strategy at Open Markets Institute. Learn whether giant tech companies are building monopolies (spoiler alert: they are) and why that unfair advantage matters. In this episode, you’ll learn:What is Antitrust law?Is fake news an antitrust problem?How monopolies amplify inequalityWhat would it look like to unmonopolize big tech companies?Get shownotes for this and every episode at innovationforallcast.com or find us on Twitter @inforallpodcast.Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/innovation-for-all/messageSupport this podcast: https://anchor.fm/innovation-for-all/support
2020-08-121h 03
Innovation For All - Diversity in Tech and BusinessGoogle and Facebook are monopolies. Does it matter? feat. Sally HubbardSally Hubbard is Director of Enforcement Strategy at Open Markets Institute. Learn whether giant tech companies are building monopolies (spoiler alert: they are) and why that unfair advantage matters. In this episode, you’ll learn:
What is Antitrust law?
Is fake news an antitrust problem?
How monopolies amplify inequality
What would it look like to unmonopolize big tech companies?
Get shownotes for this and every episode at innovationforallcast.com or find us on Twitter @inforallpodcast.
Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/innovation-for-all/message
Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/innovation-for-all/support
2020-03-041h 03
Women Killing It!Ep. 116: Treat Yourself like a Business Athlete with Betsy AtkinsBetsy Atkins, CEO and founder of Baja Corporation, is a 3-time CEO and has served on some of the world's most visible global public boards. Betsy returns to the podcast to talk her latest book, "Be Board Ready: The Secrets of Landing a Board Seat and Being a Great Director." She offers lessons not only for joining a board but also landing your next job, building your network, developing a personal brand, and "cultivating your generosity gene." Betsy gives tips for training yourself like the business Olympian you are.
2019-09-2633 minWomen Killing It!Why You Shouldn't Try to Be Superwoman, with Sandra-Stella TrieblRecorded back in the spring, this gem of an interview with Sandra-Stella Treibl is full of wisdom and inspiration. She's a publisher, entrepreneur and speaker based in Switzerland who has overcome difficult life experiences and fears to become a role model for us all. She'll convince you that you're worth it and that life and work should be fun.
2019-09-0246 min
The Long GameThe Case for Regulating Facebook & Google - Sally HubbardIt was a distant echo, but now it's becoming a drumbeat. The big tech companies — Google, Facebook, Amazon — are increasingly the subject of talk about government regulation. And one month ago, Congress held its first hearing about what antitrust enforcement might look like regarding the tech giants. One of the people who testified that day was Sally Hubbard, of the Open Markets Institute, which bills itself as an organization dedicated to fighting "the stranglehold that corporate monopolies have on our country." I wanted to talk more with Sally about the topic. There's a lot o...
2019-07-101h 04
The Long GameThe Case for Regulating Facebook & Google - Sally HubbardIt was a distant echo, but now it’s becoming a drumbeat. The big tech companies — Google, Facebook, Amazon — are increasingly the subject of talk about government regulation. And one month ago, Congress held its first hearing about what antitrust enforcement might look like regarding the tech giants. One of the people who testified that day was Sally Hubbard, of the Open Markets Institute, which bills itself as an organization dedicated to fighting “the stranglehold that corporate monopolies have on our country.”I wanted to talk more with Sally about the t...
2019-07-1059 minWomen Killing It!How to Embrace What You Bring to the Table with Angela HoskingAngela Hosking is a healthcare executive, the author of a new book Woman On Top: Lead Like a Lady Boss, the founder of Her One Tribe, a speaker and a coach. In 2015, Angela felt a calling to translate her experience in the healthcare industry into a women's leadership/empowerment blog designed to increase confidence, decrease impostor syndrome thinking, share lessons learned "leaning-in" as a woman leader and build a community of empowered women who would in turn empower women. On this episode, she talks about how to embrace what you uniquely bring to the table to find success and sh...
2019-07-0139 minWomen Killing It!Being Well While Killing It With Dr. Soyona RafatjahWe're back from sabbatical with a preview of things to come, with this episode on the theme of killing it with ease. In that spirt, episodes will publish monthly for the time being. Dr. Soyona Rafatjah is a board-certified Family Medicine physician and Medical Director and Co-Founder of PrimeHealth in Denver, CO. She shares wisdom on how to care for yourself and be well without giving up your ambition.
2019-05-2548 minWomen Killing It!How Joy-Seeking and Girlfriends Can Help You Kill ItSally hears from former podcast guest Ilyana Kadushin, Episode 65, about what she does to kill it without it killing her, and then goes back to her roots with her very first interview. Oscar-nominated filmmaker and entrepreneur Susannah Ludwig once again shares her wisdom, which Sally didn't truly believe until she heard it from tons more women on this podcast!
2019-02-0821 min
Women Killing It!Cracking the Nut: How to Kill It With Ease and JoySally announces a new theme for Women Killing It! and asks for your wisdom and questions as we together try to crack the nut: How to kill it with ease and joy.
2019-01-2200 minWomen Killing It!Heather Dominick Helps Highly Sensitive Entrepreneurs Create Business MiraclesHeather Dominick is the founder of the Highly Sensitive Entrepreneur Movement and creator of A Course in Business Miracles. 20% of the population are "highly sensitive," but most don't know it. Heather helps highly sensitive people learn how to use their abilities to support them in being purposeful, profitable and empowered as an entrepreneur rather than scattered, poor and undervalued. Stay tuned at the end of the episode for tips on building leadership skills from Alli Young, CEO of The Forem.
2019-01-0746 minWomen Killing It!Replay: Jen Sincero Wants You To Be A Badass At Making MoneyJen Sincero is a #1 NY Times Bestselling Author, success coach, and motivational speaker. She is the author of the life-changing book, You Are A Badass: How to Stop Doubting Your Greatness and Start Living an Awesome Life. Jen talks about her new book, You Are A Badass At Making Money: Master the Mindset of Wealth, and why it is critically important to overcome your self-limiting beliefs about money. Jen will inspire you to take action in the face of fear, get uncomfortable, and find success you didn't think was possible.
2018-12-2634 minWomen Killing It!Replay: Christyl Johnson, NASA's First Female African American Deputy Director, Looks For The ImpossibleHear how Christyl Johnson is leading the charge of shaping and designing NASA's missions of the future. Christyl talks about forging ahead in the male-dominated world of science and how to move past fear and the impostor syndrome to succeed. The former Executive Director of the White House's National Science and Technology Council and current Deputy Director for Technology and Research Investments at Goddard Space Center, Christyl Johnson has had a fascinating trail-blazing journey to becoming the first African-American Deputy Director at NASA. She started her career as an engineer at NASA and worked her way up, always questioning...
2018-12-1134 minWomen Killing It!Denise Hearn, Co-Author of The Myth of Capitalism, Follows Her CuriosityDenise Hearn is the co-author of The Myth of Capitalism, a book that explores how monopolies are distorting our economy and amplifying inequality. Denise talks about her fascinating career path, from sex educator to macroeconomic researcher. Denise shares her passion for staying curious and her tips for how to kill it with ease - a new theme of the podcast and a lesson we all need to learn.
2018-12-0441 minWomen Killing It!“When In Doubt, Gas It,” With Christine Weber, Engineering SVP at Sling TV and Race Car DriverChristine Weber, SVP of OTT Engineering at SlingTV, is the brains behind the tech industry’s first-ever live streaming TV service, helping disrupt the television, tech, and entertainment industries. A 30-year tech veteran and Sling TV’s most senior female executive, Christine leads a team of more than 250. Hear why working in a male dominated field never daunted Christine, how following her passion led to success, and what race car driving taught her: "When it doubt, gas it."
2018-11-2038 min
Innovation For All - Diversity in Tech and BusinessGoogle and Facebook are monopolies. Does it matter? feat. Sally HubbardIn this episode of Innovation For All, Sheana Ahlqvist speaks with Sally Hubbard, antitrust expert and investigative journalist at The Capitol Forum’s. Learn whether giant tech companies are building monopolies (spoiler alert: they are) and why that unfair advantage matters.
In this episode, you’ll learn:
What is Antitrust law?
Is fake news an antitrust problem?
How monopolies amplify inequality
What would it look like to unmonopolize big tech companies?
Learn more at innovationforallcast.com
Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/innovation-for-all/message
Support this podc...
2018-11-141h 03Women Killing It!Brittany Edwards and Khiana Lowe of Incorp[HER]ated Break Down Barriers in Male-Dominated IndustriesBrittany Edwards and Khiana Lowe are two women with engineering degrees who know what it feels like to be one of a few and understand the power of representation and support. They are also the co-founders of Incorp[HER]ated, a women-led diversity organization that builds community and cultivates meaningful conversations in the sneaker, fashion, music and tech space. Hear what they're doing to break down barriers in male-dominated industries, and stay tuned after the interview for tips from Alli Young, CEO of The Forem, on using negotiation to elevate your career.
2018-11-0731 minWomen Killing It!Award-Winning Filmmaker Sarita Khurana Follows Her Passion and Tells South Asian Stories On The Big ScreenSarita Khurana is a film director, producer and educator. Her feature film, A Suitable Girl, world-premiered in the 2017 Tribeca Film Festival Documentary Competition section and won the Best New Documentary Director prize. Amita Khurana acts as a guest host on this special podcast episode -- a family affair. Listen to get inspired by Sarita's nonlinear path to success and by how she has created a career out of her passion.
2018-10-2331 minWomen Killing It!Being Courageous, with Serial Entrepreneur and Corporate Board Member Betsy AtkinsBetsy Atkins is a 3-time CEO, a serial entrepreneur & founder of Baja Corporation. She has co-founded enterprise software companies in multiple industries including energy, healthcare and networking. Betsy has sat on more than 60 public and private boards and shares her expertise in her book, “Behind Boardroom Doors: Lessons of a Corporate Director.” Listen for some good news - the number of women on boards is rapidly rising! And for pearls of wisdom learned over Betsy's long and spectacular career.
2018-10-0942 minWomen Killing It!Special Report: What If It Were Me? An On-The-Ground Look At Women At The BorderApril Wimberley is an attorney at Hogan Lovells, a pro-bono prisoners' advocate, and the star of our past episode #19. April recently traveled to Dilley, Texas to volunteer as a legal advocate for detained immigrant women. April recorded her reflections from each day -- from admiring the women's tremendous strength, to witnessing a mother's reunification with her two sons, to the stories of women fleeing both gang violence and domestic violence. Her account inspires us all to put ourselves in the shoes of women at the border and ask, "What if it were me?" Edited by Alicia Barrett.
2018-09-2500 minWomen Killing It!From Girl Scouts CEO to Chief Growth Officer at the National Council on Aging, Anna Maria Chávez Advocates for Women At Every Stage of LifeAnna Maria Chavez is the former CEO of Girl Scouts USA and current Chief Growth Officer at the National Council on Aging, focused on the right to live and age well. She has been named one of Fortune’s world’s greatest leaders and honored as one of the most creative people in business by Fast Company. Anna shares how the lessons learned from her upbringing – including handing out flyers for her mother's political campaign -- helped her become the leader she is today.
2018-09-1937 minWomen Killing It!Alli Young, CEO of The Forem, Gets Women Further, FasterAlli Young is CEO of The Forem, an organization dedicated to helping women accelerating their careers, getting them further, faster. In this episode, she shares the 5 key skills that help women accelerate. Alli talks about how she took the leap from her tech career, which included 11 years at Google, to being an entrepreneur focused on helping women. “I want women to run the world. I’m excited for our future because I think there’s so much good that we could do.”
2018-09-0525 minWomen Killing It!Being a Feminist Bride with Writer and Artist Katrina MajkutKatrina Majkut is the author of The Adventures and Discoveries of a Feminist Bride and a groundbreaking artist whose embroidery artwork sheds light on the complexity of women's health and shatters taboos. Learn about why sexist wedding traditions matter to equality at large and how Katrina found her own unique contribution to make to the world.
2018-08-2135 minWomen Killing It!Startup CEO Parinaz Vahabzadeh Takes A Risk“Take risk sooner. I think if I had been exposed to seeing people take risk and having that work out successfully -- or probably even more importantly not work out, and they were resilient, and they bounced back, and they found their footing and did something even more successful.” Parinaz Vahabzadeh is formerly the VP of Strategy and Data Labs at Tapestry, the parent company of Coach, Kate Spade, and Stuart Weitzman. Parinaz is currently founding a start-up in the tech enterprise space. Listen and get inspired to take a risk - sooner rather than later!
2018-08-0730 min
Women Killing It!Co-Authors Elizabeth Wallace and Hana Schank On The Ambition DecisionsElizabeth Wallace and Hana Schank join as two-time guests on the Women Killing It! Podcast to talk about their new book The Ambition Decisions: What Women Know About Work, Family, and the Path to Building a Life. Listen for a reminder that you’re not in it alone with the challenges of navigating family, womanhood, and career -- and for novel insights about the decisions that ambitious women face.
2018-07-2536 minWomen Killing It!Celebration! Sally Shares How This Podcast Has Changed Her Career and LifeWoohoo! We made it to episode 100! Host Sally Hubbard talks about how Women Killing It! has drastically changed her career and life. Sally is joined by Eryn Johnson, host of the Living Open podcast, who has been social media marketing for Women Killing It! since the beginning. Sally tells stories about the magical year she has had. She opens up about how she was super nervous about a panel - even after getting a pep talk from Gloria Steinem herself - and how Sally's guests gave her the courage to do it anyway.
2018-07-1100 min
Women Killing It!Ep. 100: Celebration! Sally Shares How This Podcast Has Changed Her Career and LifeWoohoo! We made it to episode 100! Host Sally Hubbard talks about how Women Killing It! has drastically changed her career and life. Sally is joined by Eryn Johnson, host of the Living Open podcast, who has been social media marketing for Women Killing It! since the beginning. She opens up about how she was super nervous about a panel - even after getting a pep talk from Gloria Steinem herself - and how Sally's guests gave her the courage to do it anyway.
2018-07-1126 min
Women Killing It!Serial Entrepreneur Candice Hughes Uses Science to Help People Have Better LivesCandice Hughes is the CEO and founder of Hughes BioPharma Advisors and an award-winning serial entrepreneur. Candice has a PhD in Anatomy and Neurobiology and went back to get her MBA after hearing from venture capitalists that she didn’t have enough business experience -- despite having already led several successful ventures. Candice’s deep first love is getting more innovative technology to patients so they can live better lives. She talks about why she loved studying neuroscience, using science to help people, and her experience being a woman in a male-dominated industry.
2018-06-2932 min
Women Killing It!How to Pivot for Meaningful Success with Business Strategist and Author RM HarrisonRM Harrison is a business strategist for women entrepreneurs and the author of the book The Pivot Map, which guides readers through essential shifts to help them achieve long-lasting success. RM specializes in helping women entrepreneurs and other business owners on the verge of professional burnout get re-engaged and reinvigorated. Listen to this episode to get inspired to pivot and create a business and career that you love.
2018-06-1024 min
Women Killing It!How To Be Confident with Regina Huber, Founder and CEO of Transform Your PerformanceRegina Huber, Founder and CEO of Transform Your Performance, shares how she is closing the confidence gap by helping women find confidence and empower themselves. Regina spent 18 years working in business in six different countries. She is now a transformational coach for women, an international speaker with a passion for dance, and the author of Speak Up, Stand Out and Shine: Speak Powerfully in Any Situation. She shares some of her best tools to trick your subconscious into a more confident state and to prepare mentally, physically, and energetically for challenging situations in business and life.
2018-05-3038 min
Women Killing It!Award-Winning Fine Art and Commercial Photographer Tamara Staples Stays True To Herself“You have to be true to yourself in order to find who you are and be who you’re supposed to be. And that’s really difficult to do.” Fine art and commercial photographer Tamara Staples has had her work appear in Harper’s Magazine, Time Out NY, New York Times, Men's Journal, O Magazine, New York Magazine and Town and Country to name a few. In this episode, Tamara talks with host Sally Hubbard about how she forged a photography career that ranges from chicken portraits to her current project, Side Effects May Include. Tamara chooses projects that excite and in...
2018-05-1544 min
Women Killing It!Angelica Fuentes, One of Latin America's Most Prominent Businesswomen, Never Let Her Gender Define Her“I learned at a very young age…that if I didn’t use my voice, if I didn’t raise my hand, if I didn’t speak out for me, I was never going to get anywhere. So I dared to risk.” Angelica has had a fascinating career, starting out as a young girl working at a gas station to becoming the CEO of a Mexican energy company at age 29 and serving on Secretary Clinton’s International Council on Women’s Business Leadership. Today, she is the Founder and CEO of skincare company A Complete, co-chair of Mexico’s Gender Parity Task...
2018-05-0128 min
Fordham Intellectual Property, Media & Entertainment Law JournalEpisode 50: Gender/Racial Equity and Antitrust Law, featuring Sally HubbardThis week, we’re talking with Sally Hubbard. Sally is a senior editor at the Capitol Forum, where she primarily covers antitrust issues. Sally was a featured panelist at this year’s IPLJ Symposium, speaking on the topic of Safeguarding Information Integrity in the Era of Fake News. Sally is also the founder and host of the Women Killing It! Podcast, where she interviews women at the top of their careers about what has worked for them, how they got where they are today, and what they wish they knew earlier. Sally and I chatted about the relationship between consolidated marke...
2018-04-2700 min
Women Killing It!Work-Bench Co-Founder Jessica Lin Embraces What Sets Her ApartJessica Lin is the Co-founder and General Partner of Work-Bench, an enterprise-focused venture fund and community in New York City. Work-Bench is rethinking enterprise VC and working to support more women in tech, building a hub to connect what Jessica calls “our suits and hoodies”— Fortune 500 companies and startups. Women only get 2% of venture funding, so Jessica is passionate about supporting more women founders. On this episode, Jessica shares how learning to embrace what sets her apart and creating community has been critical for her career path.
2018-04-1729 min
Women Killing It!Alicia Tillman, Chief Marketing Officer of SAP, Never Stops Learning“Life is about risk in order to gain the reward.” Alicia Tillman is the Chief Marketing Officer of SAP, the global market leader in enterprise software. Reaching the C-Suite in itself is a huge accomplishment when women account for only 18% of C-Suite executives, and Alicia has done it. Alicia speaks to the importance of collaboration and teamwork in creating success for herself and for the companies she has worked for. In fact, she believes that collaboration and other skills that typically come naturally to women are needed in today’s environment for success and better business outcomes. In this episode...
2018-04-0337 min
Women Killing It!Village Capital's Victoria Fram and Allie Burns Help Entrepreneurs Solve The World's Largest ProblemsVictoria Fram, Co-founder and Managing Director of VilCap Investments and Allie Burns, Managing Director of Village Capital are funding and supporting startups that change the world – companies that make a profit and a difference. They’re focusing on sustainable agriculture and energy, and increasing affordable access to education, financial services, and healthcare to create the world they want to see. 40% of the companies they support were founded or co-founded by women. Victoria and Allie share their career paths and provide pearls of wisdom, including: “Don’t waste your time with people who don’t believe in you.”
2018-03-2936 min
Women Killing It!Ep. 91: Deloitte’s Tamika Tremaglio Finds Success By Going Out On A Limb“My mother would always say to me the fruit is always out on the limb, and so you may have to stretch yourself a little bit. That’s where you actually get to grow." Tamika Tremaglio, Greater Washington Managing Principal for Deloitte, talks the importance of getting uncomfortable, and why being authentic, grateful, and present are key to success. Sally and Tamika discuss the difference between mentorship and sponsorship and how to create advisory boards or “squads” to help you. Hear about Tamika's inspiring career path and her wisdom learned on her path to success.
2018-03-0638 min
Women Killing It!Ep. 90: Jen Crozier, VP of IBM Corporate Citizenship, On Living With IntentionJen Crozier, President of the IBM Foundation and Vice President of IBM Corporate Citizenship, shares the importance of living with intention. In college, Jen planned on becoming a professor of linguistics. But she worked at IBM for a summer gig and fell in love with all the amazing people and the important inventing, building, and designing work they were doing. In this episode, Jen shares why people pleasing is a real derailment to success, the importance of putting energy into bigger, higher-level things, and the best advice one of her mentors gave her.
2018-02-2032 min
Women Killing It!Ep. 89: How Your Ideas Can Dent The World, with The Power Of Onlyness Author Nilofer MerchantHear why Nilofer Merchant, author of The Power of Onlyness, believes each of us has the power to reshape the world – and learn how to do it! “Onlyness at its simplest level means that each of us, every single one of us, has a chance to add value to the world… Each of us stands in a spot in the world only you stand in. It's a function of your history and experience, visions and hopes.” Nilofer Merchant is an author and speaker based in Silicon Valley who has personally launched more than 100 products, netting $18 billion in sales, an...
2018-02-0745 minWomen Killing It!Big Changes in 2018 + I Need Your Help!This episode is all about big announcements. First: new year, new look! We've got a complete re-design of the Women Killing It! podcast, thanks to the tremendously talented design team at Kastl.design, Francesca Richer and Astrid Lewis. And the fabulous photo on the podcast cover and several shots on womenkillingit.com and sallyhubbard.com are thanks to photography genius Erin Silber. Second: for now, we will be moving to a biweekly schedule due to important projects our host Sally is working on. Sally needs your help with one of them, so tune in and see if you can he...
2018-01-3100 min
Women Killing It!Ep. 88: Why You Should Go All In, With Author and Entrepreneur Klyn ElsburyKlyn Elsbury is the author of I Am _____: The Untold Story of Success and co-founder of Landmark Makers. Klyn got the idea for her book when she was sitting in her hospital bed struggling with cystic fibrosis. She had lost most of her lung function and as she was laying there, she decided that instead of watching TV she was going to get on LinkedIn and reach out to some amazing people. That led to her book, which is a series of mindsets, events, and stories that anyone can use to hit their next level of success, whatever that m...
2018-01-2439 min
Women Killing It!Ep. 87: Lillian Salerno Is Running For Congress For All The Right ReasonsCongressional candidate Lillian Salerno shares how she has spent her career as a small business owner and an advocate for working families, nurses and patients. Lillian wants to have a seat at the table in Congress to demand more transparency in healthcare, fight corporate consolidation, and get the corporate money out of politics. Lillian created life-saving technology during the AIDS epidemic and worked to help alleviate poverty and grow opportunities in rural America as part of the Obama administration. Lillian decided to run for the 32nd Congressional District seat to speak up on behalf of those people and populations i...
2018-01-1637 min
Women Killing It!Ep. 86: Fake It Until You Make it Happen with Author, Voice Artist, And MILK Podcast Host Mallory KasdanMallory Kasdan is creator and host of MILK Podcast: Moms I’d Like to Know. "Like MILFs, but not," Mallory explains. Mallory is the author of ELLA, a book about the grooviest six year old since Eloise ruled The Plaza in the 1950’s. Mallory is also a professional voice actor for television and radio, and she writes essays about parenting and has produced arts & culture pieces for public radio. Mallory shares the zig zags of her career path, how connections made when she was at the bottom of the publishing industry hierarchy gave her opportunities later in her career, and the chall...
2018-01-1031 min
Women Killing It!Ep. 85: How To Achieve Financial Freedom with Former NBC News Anchor Natali MorrisHear how Natali Morris, former NBC news anchor and co-founder of Morris Invest, used creative money management to create financial freedom for her family. Natali’s mission is to empower women to take control of their money and start building real long-term wealth. Natali shares her money ah-ha moment and talks about how you can use the same tools she did to hit your “freedom number,” the amount of money you need to bring in passively each month to be free to give up your day job. As of October 2017, Natali’s family of five has achieved complete financial freedom...
2018-01-0338 min
Women Killing It!Ep. 84: Serial Entrepreneur Jillian Wright Lifts Up Other Women Entrepreneurs With The Indie Beauty ExpoJillian Wright is co-founder of the Indie Beauty Expo, an event, media, and educational platform that gives independent beauty entrepreneurs the opportunity to launch and grow their businesses. Jillian is a serial entrepreneur who started as a facialist in a small room next to a doctor's office, grew that business into her own spa, launched her own skin care line, and co-founded a high-growth platform that helps other female entrepreneurs get their start. Like many women who juggle work and family, Jillian lacked time for networking and had to figure out how to build a platform for her business...
2017-12-2038 min
Women Killing It!Ep. 83: Jill Malek Turned Her Passion For Art Into A Thriving Wallpaper BusinessJill Malek has grown her handprinted nature-inspired wallpaper business to paper the walls of YouTube’s flagship corporate office, Bloomingdales, Saks Fifth Avenue, Ritz Carlton Boston, and more. Jill offers advice for women who are scared to take the plunge into entrepreneurship, shares lessons learned in over ten years of having her own business, and her proudest career moments including having her patterns become part of the permanent collection at the Brooklyn Museum.
2017-12-1234 min
Women Killing It!Ep. 82: Nourishing Your Full Self with Kim Z. Dale, A Playwright And Information Security SpecialistKim Z. Dale is a playwright with a master's degree in Information Security. She's also "a writer of eclectic blog posts, practical business documentation, structured congressional testimony, quirky short fiction, and award-winning plays." Kim works as an information security specialist with a focus on data privacy for the Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago. And she's a mom. On this episode we talk about pursuing our multiple sides rather than just being one thing, why becoming non-essential is a good career move, working in male-dominated fields, and the training that women in tech really need (hint.. women are't the ones wh...
2017-12-0740 min
Women Killing It!Ep. 81: How To Use Your Personal Struggles To Help Others, With Kristina SaffranKristina Saffran, the co-founder and CEO of Project HEAL, shares how starting her non-profit at age 15 helped her complete her own recovery from Anorexia Nervosa. In the last ten years, Kristina and her co-founder Liana Rosenman have grown Project HEAL to be the leading non-profit organization in the United States delivering prevention, treatment financing, and recovery support for people suffering from eating disorders. Project HEAL has over 40 chapters in the US, Canada, and Australia and continues to grow. Kristina talks about the complexities of eating disorders, which are mental health illnesses. Kristina also talks about the “thin ideal” and how it...
2017-11-2834 min
Women Killing It!Ep. 80: Killing It With GratitudeHost Sally Hubbard shares exciting things that have been happening with her career and what's coming next. Her kids join her on this episode and provide wise commentary! Sally also talks about why women should seek recognition and about her realization that her two passions -- antitrust law and helping to make sure women do not leave power on the table -- are totally related. Sally talks about the trap of never being satisfied as we strive for that next thing. She pauses to be grateful for the journey she has been on, and for all the amazing women who h...
2017-11-2217 minWomen Killing It!Ep. 80: Killing It With GratitudeHost Sally Hubbard shares exciting things that have been happening with her career and what's coming next. Her kids join her on this episode and provide wise commentary! Sally also talks about why women should seek recognition and about her realization that her two passions -- antitrust law and helping to make sure women do not leave power on the table -- are totally related. Sally talks about the trap of never being satisfied as we strive for that next thing. She pauses to be grateful for the journey she has been on, and for all the amazing women w...
2017-11-2200 min
Women Killing It!Replay: Running For Office And Taking Action With Zephyr TeachoutLast week women who ran for office were victorious across the country, so we decided to replay our interview with law professor and anti-corruption activist Zephyr Teachout. She shares her experiences running for office, first for New York Governor in the Democratic Primary and then for Congress in New York's 19th District. Although Super PACs funded by billionaires spent millions to target Zephyr, she describes running for office as the most human thing a person can do. Zephyr explains that politics is about meeting, connecting, and listening to people -- all things that play to women's strengths. Listen and get...
2017-11-1533 min
Women Killing It!Ep 79: Christyl Johnson, NASA's First Female African American Deputy Director, Looks For The ImpossibleHear how Christyl Johnson is leading the charge of shaping and designing NASA's missions of the future. Christyl talks about forging ahead in the male-dominated world of science and how to move past fear and the impostor syndrome to succeed. The former Executive Director of the White House's National Science and Technology Council and current Deputy Director for Technology and Research Investments at Goddard Space Center, Christyl Johnson has had a fascinating trail-blazing journey to becoming the first African-American Deputy Director at NASA. She started her career as an engineer at NASA and worked her way up, always questioning...
2017-11-0734 min
Women Killing It!Ep. 78: Film Producer Suzanne Todd Talks A Bad Moms Christmas And Her 3 Billion Dollar Track RecordIn this episode, hear the story of how Suzanne Todd crafted a long lasting career as an award-winning producer whose movies have grossed more than three billion dollars worldwide. Suzanne talks about forging ahead in the male-dominated world of Hollywood, producing blockbusters like Alice in Wonderland and the Austin Powers trilogy, critics’ favorites like Memento and The Boiler Room, and her latest project, A Bad Moms Christmas -- out in theaters today!
2017-11-0135 min
Find Your Dream Job: Insider Tips for Finding Work, Advancing your Career, and Loving Your JobHow Finding Joy Leads to Career Success, with Sally HubbardThe first step to finding your dream job is understanding what activities bring you joy. Our guest is Sally Hubbard, host of Women Killing It, a podcast for women who are advancing their careers and making a difference at work. Sally advises job seekers to pay attention to joy-inducing activities to help guide what you want to do with your career. About Our Guest: Sally Hubbard Sally Hubbard is an investigative journalist, lawyer, and creator of the weekly podcast, Women Killing It! She talks to women who are killing it in their careers about what has worked...
2017-10-2544 min
Women Killing It!Ep. 77: Women You Should Know with Cynthia Hornig and Jennifer JonesIn this episode, listen to the story of how pioneers Jennifer Jones and Cynthia Hornig took the leap to found Women You Should Know and change the conversation around women. From how to ask for what you want to how to overcome the impostor syndrome, listen for lessons Jennifer and Cynthia learned in their nearly 18-year long partnership and three entrepreneurial endeavors. Jennifer and Cynthia share that their frustration with how women were being talked to – only about beauty, fashion and kids -- spurred them to open up the conversation to reflect women’s many dimensions. Jennifer and Cynthia also t...
2017-10-2440 min
Women WorldwideSally Hubbard Shares How Women Can Kill It in Their CareersAcross nearly every industry, men outrank women at the highest levels of career advancement. Today’s guest has learned first hand how women can make intentional choices and fight harder to kill it in their careers.
Sally Hubbard went from practicing and teaching law to investigative journalism to creating a movement where women celebrate each other's successes. She currently works as a journalist for The Capital Forum and serves as the founder and host of Women Killing It: a podcast dedicated to how powerful women got where they are today, and what they wish they knew sooner. The result is...
2017-10-2042 min
Women Worldwide with Deirdre BreakenridgeSally Hubbard Shares How Women Can Kill It in Their CareersAcross nearly every industry, men outrank women at the highest levels of career advancement. Today's guest has learned first hand how women can make intentional choices and fight harder to kill it in their careers. Sally Hubbard went from practicing and teaching law to investigative journalism to creating a movement where women celebrate each other's successes. She currently works as a journalist for The Capital Forum and serves as the founder and host of Women Killing It: a podcast dedicated to how powerful women got where they are today, and what they wish they knew s...
2017-10-2042 min
Women Killing It!Ep. 76: Rachel Meeropol Makes An Impact As A Social Justice LawyerRachel Meeropol is a Senior Staff Attorney and Associate Director of Legal Training and Education at the Center for Constitutional Rights, where she works on prisoners’ rights, Muslim profiling, criminalization of dissent, and First Amendment issues. Rachel recently argued before the United States Supreme Court, an experience she describes as "terrifying" but that she wants to repeat! Get inspired by Rachel's successes that have had tremendous impact on the lives of many, including prisoners who got to see the sky for the first time in decades due to her work with others to stop the prisoners' solitary confinement. No mat...
2017-10-1737 min
Women Killing It!Ep. 75: Claudia Chan on This Is How We RiseClaudia Chan is the CEO of S.H.E. Summit and S.H.E. GLOBL and the author of This Is How We Rise, which releases on October 17. S.H.E. Summit is an award-winning global leadership conference, which has made advancing women’s leadership accessible and actionable. S.H.E. GLOBL Media is a purposeful women’s media and education company that empowers women to lead their optimal personal and professional lives so they can become change agents in their own lives and the world. On this episode, Claudia talks her new book, which provides practical strategies for livin...
2017-10-1138 min
Women Killing It!Ep. 74: How To Create The Career and Life You Want With Jill RichburgJill Richburg is a life coach, acting coach, and lawyer. Our host Sally Hubbard credits Jill's life coaching for her own career success. Jill's coaching method is premised on her belief that "In this life, you get what you're willing to be, do, or have." On this episode, she provides simple exercises that help you get in touch with your Will and make things happen in your life. Jill also talks about her own career path, and even shares the moment she met Barack Obama as a classmate at Harvard Law School. Listen for advice on how to live your...
2017-10-0339 min
Women Killing It!Ep. 73: How To Be Confident And Make An Impact With Ashley M. WilliamsAshley M. Williams is the founder and CEO of RIZZARR, the social media platform built by Millennials, for the Millennial creator. Ashley began her career in high school, hosting television shows for an educational access channel. By college, she worked at NBC News and the BBC, and she won the Student Journalist of the Year Award from the National Association of Black Journalists in 2011. She's also been the host of Nation Now at USA Today network. On this episode, Ashley talks about how she had the confidence to work at major networks at such a young age, how she do...
2017-09-2727 min
Women Killing It!Ep. 72: Why People Pleasing Looks Different When Men Do ItThis week's episode is a bit different. Host Sally Hubbard and producer Carolyn Duncan sit down to discuss some of the issues brought up by last week's interview of Gretchen Rubin. Gretchen's Four Tendencies personality paradigm indicates that men are "obligers"in equal numbers as women. Essentially, Obligers are people pleasers, most easily meeting expectations placed on them by others. So how is it that the selfless mother who "takes care" is the vaulted feminine archetype while the man who "takes charge" is most valued under stereotypical gender roles? We take a look at the vastly different external expectations pl...
2017-09-2027 min
Women Killing It!Gretchen Rubin Talks The Four Tendencies And Her Bold Career As A BestsellerGretchen Rubin is the author of several books, including the blockbuster New York Times bestsellers, Better Than Before, The Happiness Project and Happier at Home. On her podcast Happier with Gretchen Rubin, she discusses happiness with her sister Elizabeth Craft. On this episode, Gretchen talks about her new book The Four Tendencies, a personality paradigm that helps you learn how to understand yourself better and how to influence others more effectively. Gretchen also talks about her bold move of leaving the law to become a writer, just when she had reached the pinnacle of success after law school - clerking...
2017-09-1244 min
Women Killing It!Ep. 70: Jill Filipovic Talks The H-Spot and The Feminist Pursuit of HappinessJill Filipovic is a contributing opinion writer for the New York Times, a lawyer, and the author of The H-Spot: The Feminist Pursuit of Happiness. In her book, Jill advocates for prioritizing women's happiness and pleasure in forming public policy. On this episode, Jill shares how the cult of female sacrifice does a disservice to women, how attitudes toward sex are disconnected from reality, and the importance of working both to change the rigged system and to make personal and cultural changes within the existing system. Jill also talks about her bold career path, from working at a law f...
2017-09-0538 min
Women Killing It!Ep. 69: Sassy Pants CEO Nancy Calderone Thinks You Have The Perfect Body Right NowNancy Calderone, CEO of Sassy Pants, is on a mission to create quality, functional athletic apparel that is inclusive of those left out of traditional fitness culture. She is building a fitness company and a community that believes you have the perfect body right now, and that your fitness apparel should make you feel that way. Listen to hear what inspired Nancy to launch Sassy Pants as a side hustle on top of her job in technology policy, how what we wear impacts our state of mind, and why you should give yourself the grace to pivot in your...
2017-08-2928 min
Women Killing It!Ep. 68: Grammy Nominated Producer And Archivist Jocelyn Arem On Why Collaboration Leads To SuccessJocelyn Arem is a NYC-based GRAMMY Award-nominated producer and founder of the multimedia production company Arbo Radiko She is also a singer/songwriter under the name Rabasi Joss. Her work - at the intersection of the arts, archives, digital storytelling, social justice, and community action - has been featured in media outlets ranging from the New York Times to Rolling Stone. Listen to Jocelyn's story of crafting her own career based on her lifelong interest of uncovering untold stories. Jocelyn shares how collaboration has been key to her success and how surrounding yourself with people with good energy makes all...
2017-08-2230 minWomen Killing It!Ep. 67: My Struggles To Kill It With EaseIn this episode, I share with you recent happenings in my life as I implement the advice of the women I interview on this podcast. I talk about advice from Sallie Krawcheck, in which she said "success is not an endpoint and failure is not fatal," as I reflect on two very different speaking engagements I did recently. I also share my realization that I have to start making self-care a priority, as so many of my guests have emphasized. How to kill it with ease is the ultimate challenge, and I invite you to take it on with me...
2017-08-1500 min
Women Killing It!Replay: Samantha Ettus On Why The Best Life Is A Messy OneSamantha Ettus, a work/life expert and best selling author, talks about her book "The Pie Life." She shares her view that women are happiest when they play in several different slices of life -- their career, their personal life, and even hobbies. She talks strategies for achieving the ever illusive work-life balance and discusses the unrealistic expectations that society places on mothers. For a hopeful view that it is indeed possible to "have it all," check out this episode!
2017-08-0828 min
Women Killing It!Ep. 66: Musician Amelia Robinson Makes Sure She's Enjoying Her Work First and ForemostAmelia Robinson is a classically trained musician, as well as a composer, producer, and entrepreneur. She is also the founder of Mil's Trills, a children's music project that invites families to celebrate community through interactive performances. Amelia believes in living life to the fullest and is "not really interested in doing what everyone else has done." Her career has included traveling the world with a ukelele and even forming and conducting an orchestra of 500 people playing bicycle bells in a London square! Get inspired by Amelia's lessons of paying attention, accepting the flow of making art, prioritizing self care, an...
2017-08-0336 min
Women Killing It!Ep. 65 Ilyana Kadushin Uses Her Gifts To Be Of ServiceIlyana Kadushin is a voice performer, music and documentary producer, audio book narrator, podcast host, and founder of Stories Love Music Inc., a creative engagement program for elders with memory loss and their care givers. Learn about her relentless activism and the importance of overcoming the resistance within. Hear about Ilyana's career path -- a series of fascinating projects, many of which involve Ilyana utilizing her talents to be of service. From hosting the "No, I know" podcast with her husband to producing the award-winning documentary, Separate But Equal, Ilyana refuses to just "dial it in."
2017-07-2637 min
Women Killing It!Ep. 64: Leadership Development Consultant Nancy Halpern Embraces The Increased Competence That Comes With AgeNancy Halpern is a leadership development consultant and principal of KNH Associates. She's also a serial career switcher who never wants to get stuck in a rut. On this episode, Nancy shares wisdom learned through coaching top executives and emphasizes the importance not just of confidence but of competence. Hear why we should embrace aging and the increased competence that it brings. Get inspired by a woman who is not afraid to pivot and try new things, and who has thrown so much spaghetti on the wall that she has "marinara wallpaper."
2017-07-1834 min
Women Killing It!Ep. 63: Global HR Executive Kristen Pressner Exposes Gender Bias With Her Flip It To Test It ChallengeKristen Pressner is the Global Head of Human Resources for Roche Diagnostics, based in Basel, Switzerland. Kristen gave a TEDx talk entitled, "Are You Biased? I Am," telling of her surprising discovery of her own gender bias. In the talk, she proposes the Flip It To Test It challenge as a way for us all to become aware of our own biases. On this episode, Kristen also shares her path to taking on a high level international job while parenting four children.
2017-07-1140 min
Women Killing It!Ep. 62: Tori Dunlap Has Thrived As An Entrepreneur Since Age NineA lot has been written about workplace conflict between Generation X'ers and Millennials, but Tori Dunlap shows that the younger generation has its own wisdom to share. Tori tells her story of starting her first business at age 9, and taking ownership of her life ever since. She talks about managing a corporate job and a side hustle, being open to unexpected opportunities, finding a support network, and trusting in the goodness of people. This episode made me hopeful for the future, and I hope it makes you hopeful too!
2017-07-0437 min
Women Killing It!Ep. 61: Feminist Romance Novelist Sarah MacLean Gives The Female Gaze Its TurnNew York Times bestseller Sarah MacLean is the author of historical romance novels that have been translated into more than twenty languages, and winner of back-to-back RITA Awards for best historical romance from the Romance Writers of America. Sarah talks about why romance novels are feminist -- they are by, for, and about women, and they feature women finding their power. She shares her career journey of writing her first four books as a side hustle while working full-time, the importance of finding your tribe, and how her writing has inspired women to make changes to their lives.
2017-06-2729 minWomen Killing It!Ep. 60: I'm Taking The Advice of Women Killing It And It's Working!Next week, I'll interview another woman who is killing it in her career, but this week I wanted to share with you what has been happening in my life and career. I've been implementing the advice of women on this podcast and it's working! I want to share my journey with you, and I hope you'll share yours with me too.
2017-06-2000 min
Women Killing It!Ep. 59: Glynda Carr and Kimberly Peeler-Allen, Co-founders of Higher Heights For America, Are Harnessing Black Women’s Political PowerGlynda Carr and Kimberly Peeler-Allen are the co-founders of Higher Heights For America, building a national infrastructure to harness Black women’s political power and leadership potential. Higher Heights invests in a long-term strategy to analyze, expand and support a Black women’s leadership pipeline at all levels and strengthen their civic participation beyond just Election Day. On this episode, Glynda and Kimberly share good news about black women in politics, discuss exciting candidacies, and talk about their own inspiring career paths.
2017-06-1337 min
Women Killing It!Ep. 58: Amanda Hesser, Co-founder and CEO of Food52, Carves Her Own PathAmanda Hesser is the Co-founder and CEO of Food52, which has been described as an online food empire. Before Food52, Amanda was a celebrated food writer for the New York Times, the author of several cookbooks, including the New York Times Essential Cookbook, and had reached the top of her field. But she was determined to keep challenging herself and to forge a career that truly made her happy, and she made the bold leap to entrepreneurship. Neither of Amanda's parents went to college, and Amanda views this as an advantage -- she was not expected to conform to a...
2017-06-0626 min
Women Killing It!Replay: Patti Clark Explains How To Find Yourself After Spending Your Life Focused On OthersI am replaying this episode because I think its message is so important. Patti Clark talks about how women lose their sense of self when they spend their lives taking care of and pleasing others. She talks about how women "get lost in the lives of others" and how to reconnect with ourselves, how to find our flow, and how to focus inward rather than outward. Her lesson is a critical part of Step One of My 7 Steps To Killing It Action Plan, Find Your Joy. Get the plan at womenkillingit.com
2017-05-3041 min
Women Killing It!Ep. 57: Catie Lazarus, Host of The Employee Of The Month Show, Created A Job She LovesComedian Catie Lazarus hosts The Employee of The Month Show, a monthly live talk show in New York City and podcast. "Lazarus honors and interviews people she admires who (mainly) love what they do." Her guests have included Gloria Steinem, Jon Stewart, Lin-Manuel Miranda to name a few. Catie also writes for TV, digital, film, print, and video. Listen to Catie's story of pivoting from getting her PhD in psychology to stand up comedy to hosting her own hilarious show. She'll make you laugh and inspire you to be yourself.
2017-05-2332 minWomen Killing It!Sally Yates Is The Ultimate Woman Killing It. Join The Yates Society!This week we have a special announcement! Men have had powerful societies throughout history, and it's high time women had one too! Announcing The Yates Society, starting on Facebook. Our mantra? We will not leave power on the table, inspired by our role model of the moment Sally Yates. Join us and invite your friends to join too! Either search by The Yates Society on Facebook, or go to womenkillingit.com/yates-society
2017-05-1600 min
Women Killing It!Ep. 56: Smadar Landau, Founder & CEO of Feelter, Has No Need For A Plan BSmadar Landau is the Founder and CEO of Feelter, a startup that collects and analyzes how customers feel about products across social media for ecommerce companies. Smadar's life story is one of fearlessness -- from studying Buddhism in the far east for seven years to winning multiple startup competitions for her company. "Fear is not something that controls me in any way," says Smadar. She is so confident that she will succeed that she does not ever have a plan B. It is impossible to listen to Smadar and not be inspired to grab life by the horns!
2017-05-0936 min
Women Killing It!Ep. 55: Genecia Alluora, Founder of Soul Rich Woman, Mentors Women Entrepreneurs in AsiaGenecia Alluora is the founder of Soul Rich Woman, a platform that connects women entrepreneurs in several countries in Asia. Genecia went from being a two-time Miss Singapore to an entrepreneur with several of her own ventures, as well as role model for other women in Asia to step out of traditional gender roles. She shares lessons learned on her journey, how she defines success, and how she chooses to live her life by design rather than by fate.
2017-05-0229 min
Women Killing It!Ep. 54: Brigid Schulte, Director of the Better Life Lab, Works To Make Us Less OverwhelmedBrigid Schulte is the Director of the Better Life Lab and The Good Life Initiative at New America Foundation. She is the bestselling author of Overwhelmed: How to Work, Love and Play When No One Has the Time. She co-authored the recently released Better Work Toolkit, a science-based approach to designing work-life solutions that work. She talks about creating better systems to combat overwork, how overwork is a public health crisis, and how basing value at work on hours contributes to the gender pay gap. Listen for wisdom on how to feel less overwhelmed and live a better life!
2017-04-2541 min
Women Killing It!Ep. 53: Zephyr Teachout On Why Women Are Made For PoliticsLaw professor and political activist Zephyr Teachout shares her experiences running for office, first for New York Governor in the Democratic Primary and then for Congress in New York's 19th District. Although Super PACs funded by billionaires spent millions to target Zephyr, she describes running for office as the most human thing a person can do. Zephyr explains that politics is about meeting, connecting, and listening to people -- all things that play to women's strengths! Not only does Zephyr think self-governance requires candidates of all kinds, especially women, but she also believes everyone has it in them to ru...
2017-04-1833 min
Women Killing It!Ep. 52: Jen Sincero Wants You To Be A Badass At Making MoneyJen Sincero is a #1 NY Times Bestselling Author, success coach, and motivational speaker. She is the author of the life-changing book, You Are A Badass: How to Stop Doubting Your Greatness and Start Living an Awesome Life. Jen talks about her new book, You Are A Badass At Making Money: Master the Mindset of Wealth, and why it is critically important to overcome your self-limiting beliefs about money. Jen will inspire you to take action in the face of fear, get uncomfortable, and find success you didn't think was possible.
2017-04-1134 min
Women Killing It!Ep. 51: dLocal CRO Michelle Vautier Blazes A Trail in Two Male-Dominated IndustriesMichelle Vautier is on the founding team of dLocal, a tech company that gives people living in emerging markets access to e-commerce and helps companies expand their reach. In her career, Michelle brought Netflix to Latin America by enabling the platform to accept payments there. She even built Facebook Messenger payments, though a man is widely credited for the patent in her name. With both the tech and payments industries being male-dominated, Michelle is used to being the only woman in the room. But she has used this as an opportunity to lift other women up and has continued to...
2017-04-0439 min
Women Killing It!Ep. 50: Rockstar Writer Jancee Dunn On How Not to Hate Your Husband After KidsWriter and journalist Jancee Dunn talks about her new, soon-to-be bestselling book, How Not to Hate Your Husband After Kids. Jancee has had a fascinating career, starting as one of the few women working at Rolling Stone magazine in the 90s and interviewing stars ranging from Madonna to Beyonce, moving on to being a MTV VJ and a GQ sex columnist, and even writing for Oprah and penning Cyndi Lauper's memoir. Her latest project started as a way to save her child from experiencing marital conflict and resulted in a hysterical, must-have handbook for new moms. Get inspired by Janc...
2017-03-2841 min
Women Killing It!Ep. 49: Cyber Security Expert and GW Professor Diana Burley Follows Her Passion and Makes an ImpactDiana Burley, PhD, is a globally recognized cyber security expert, a professor at George Washington University, and Executive Director and Chair of the Institute for Information Infrastructure Protection. She has testified before Congress and authored books on cyber security. Diana had to get used to being the lone woman of color in the room throughout her career. But she views her different voice as crucial to protecting critical infrastructure, as security systems built by people with one perspective are more vulnerable to attack -- hackers are diverse after all! Listen for her inspiring story of following her passion and lear...
2017-03-2136 min
Women Killing It!Ep. 48: Megan Reilly Cayten Helps Women And Girls Gain Control Over Their Lives With CatrinkaMegan Reilly Cayten is the founder of Catrinka, an ethical fashion and accessories brand with a mission to both empower women financially and educate girls. She personally works with skilled female artisans in India and Mexico, who reinvest the income they earn in their children and communities. Proceeds also fund the education of indigenous Mayan girls in Guatemala. Megan shares her career path of working in infrastructure finance, her experiences of being the first woman to hold many different positions and being the only woman in the room, and her tips for finding what brings you energy and happiness.
2017-03-1443 min
Ellevate Network: Conversations With Women Changing the Face of BusinessEpisode 49: Killing It, with Sally HubbardSally Hubbard has had a winding career path. She went to law school with the idea of being a women’s rights lawyer, worked at the New York District Attorney’s office under personalities like Elliot Spitzer and Andrew Cuomo; as a journalist covering mergers and acquisitions, and is also an entrepreneur and podcast host. Oh, and not to mention a feminist. In this episode, Sally shares insights from her podcast “Women Killing It,” her winding career path and how switching jobs is strength, not a weakness and what the definition of feminism means to her. Also, if you have quest...
2017-03-1434 min
Women Killing It!Ep. 47: Kristy Wallace, President of Ellevate Network, Loves Working to Close the Gender Achievement Gap in BusinessKristy Wallace is President of Ellevate Newtwork, a global professional women's network with the mission of closing the gender achievement gap in business. She also hosts the Ellevate Podcast, having "conversations with women changing the face of business." On this episode, Kristy shares the wisdom she has learned from the women she meets, as well as lessons learned in her own career. Before coming to Ellevate, Kristy founded one tech startup and served on the leadership of another, always doing what she loved. Learn how Kristy crafts her career with intention, takes time to nourish herself, and juggles motherhood of...
2017-03-0740 min
Women Killing It!Ep. 46: Felecia Hatcher, Co-Founder of Code Fever and BlackTech Week, Works To Make Startup Communities More InclusiveFelecia Hatcher is an Entrepreneur, Author, Speaker and Mom, who now dedicates her talents to promoting inclusive innovation. She co-founded Code Fever and BlackTech Week when she noticed that startup programs and resources in Miami were not "crossing the tracks." Previously, she held the title of Chief Popsicle at Feverish Ice Cream, a gourmet popsicle company she started with her husband that counted several Fortune 500 companies as clients. Felecia is working to get everyone a seat at the tech table - or to empower others to create their own table if need be. She shares lessons learned on her pa...
2017-02-2842 min