She Dynasty

Episode 62- Dr. Carole Robin ( former Stanford professor, Co-founder of Leaders in Tech, and Author of “Connect: Building Exceptional Relationships with Family, Friends, and Colleagues.”

This week, I have a truly authentic and illuminating conversation with Dr. Carole Robin, former Stanford professor of the world-renowned course "Interpersonal Dynamics," Co-founder of Leaders in Tech, and Author of “Connect: Building Exceptional Relationships with Family, Friends, and Colleagues.” Carole speaks about the importance of human connection and how we can improve relationships in our lives both in the office and with our loved ones. From her amazing and diverse experiences in her career, to her world-renowned Stanford course, to truly raw moments of self-discovery and reflection, Carole is a shining example of how to create meaningful emotional connections! 

Episode 61- Dr. Ruth K Westheimer (world-renowned psychosexual therapist)

This week, I have the honor of speaking with Dr.Ruth K Westheimer, world-renowned psycho sexual therapist, talk show host, author, professor, and Holocaust survivor. Dr.Ruth speaks with us about the art ofwoo-ing and its important role in relationships both in business and in our personal lives. For all those who want to learn more about the art of human connection and what it takes to “woo” someone, tune in for a funny, thoughtful, and educational conversation!

 

 

Episode 60- Allison Ellsworth (Founder and Chief Brand Officer at Poppi)

This week, Allison Ellsworth, Founder and Chief Brand Officer at Poppi, a prebiotic soda that promotes gut health and the leading prebiotic soda and the fastest growing non-alcoholic beverage brand in the US, takes us through her start-up journey (one that includes an inside look into Shark Tank!), as well as her insights into risk taking, entrepreneurship, and the power of positivity! For all those out there doubting their ambitious, yet risky dreams, tune in and let Allison guide you. Don't forget to use code "SHEDYNASTY" for 15% off Poppi on Amazon!

EP 59 - Lindsay Kaplan

This week's episode is the perfect manual for a budding entrepreneur! Lindsay Kaplan, Co-founder of Chief, the private network of executive women on a mission to change the face of leadership, joins us to talk creativity in business, the importance of having a complementary and supportive partner, why businesses need to be more inclusive and diverse, and the significance in taking calculated risks. 

EP. 58 - Christy Desai (Co-founder, CEO, and LMFT at Okay Humans)

This week, Christy Desai,Co-founder, CEO, and LMFT at Okay Humans, a fresh approach to face to face therapy, designed to make getting help accessible and affordable for everyone, speaks with us about the importance of taking risks, following your intuitions, and advocating for yourself.

EP. 57 - Lisa Ross (U.S. CEO of Edelman, the largest communications firm in the world)

Lisa Ross, U.S. CEO of Edelman, the largest communications firm in the world, speaks with us about the “beautiful burden” of being a black female CEO in a time of unrest and inequity and inspires us to place value on our emotions, communities, and driving change.

EP. 56 - Amy Shecter (CEO of Ever/Body)

Amy Shecter, the CEO of Ever/Body joins us to talk bravery, believing in yourself, and the importance of being confident in who you are and what you want. Plus, we discuss what it's like working on the cutting edge of the cosmetic dermatology industry.

 

EP. 55 - Vicki Shabo (Senior Fellow for Paid Leave Policy and Strategy, New America Foundation)

This week, Vicki Shabo, a Senior Fellow at the New America Foundation took time out of her busy schedule to educate us about her work advocating for gender equity in the workplace, including the fight for a national paid and medical family leave program.

EP. 54 - Lara Sweet (former Chief People Officer of Snap Inc.)

We met with Lara Sweet, the former Chief People Officer of Snap Inc., this week to talk about working your way to the C-Suite, finding your passion, and the importance of being known as a problem solver. We also discussed the power of asking for help and never having to choose between family and work.

EP. 53 - Rashida Hodge (VP of Azure Data and Artificial Intelligence at Microsoft)

This week we speak with Rashida Hodge, the VP of Azure Data and AI at Microsoft Customer Success about what it's like to be a black woman leading her field in tech. Plus, we dig into sticking up for yourself at work and learning to say yes to opportunity when it presents itself.