Episode Notes Amy welcomes Evan T. Green, the ED JEDI of Portland State University School of Business, to the Including You podcast, to talk shop about exposure and experience. Connect with Evan T. Green on LinkedIn. https://bit.ly/3KPOpkz Including You is brought to you by Lead at Any Level. Learn more about them on their website….
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Episode Notes Sheneisha welcomes Christine Miller, the president and CEO of Melinta Therapeutics, to the podcast this week to discuss her view of “a shared vision.” Connect with Christine on LinkedIn. https://bit.ly/47oOQM7 Check out the official website of Melinta Therapeutics. https://bit.ly/47mCZy2
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In this episode, we meet with Xavier Cortada – one of Miami’s pioneer eco-artists. He works across various mediums of art to generate awareness and action around climate change, sea level rise, and biodiversity loss. Xavier is also a Professor of Practice at the University of Miami Department of Art and Art History, and Artist-in-Residence…
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Episode Notes Zach sits down with Kat Vera and Ella Collins to talk about their identities as queer Black and Latina women, their journeys at Pfizer, and ways organizations can create equitable experiences for all. Connect with Kat and Ella on LinkedIn. Links in order: https://bit.ly/3OiQshD https://bit.ly/47gTADF Learn more about Pfizer on their website. https://bit.ly/2TTtZiZ…
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Episode Notes Amy welcomes Dr. Isaac Dixon, the President of Vista HR Consulting, to the Including You podcast, and they discuss the global forces shaping the HR landscape for companies in the US and beyond. Connect with Dr. Dixon on LinkedIn. https://bit.ly/44N3yec Including You is brought to you by Lead at Any Level. Learn more…
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Episode Notes And then the music stopped. In a game of musical chairs, I was left without a seat. But the game wasn’t musical chairs, it was my health. I had experienced a bout of debilitating back pains in 2021 that took me down. I had taken walking, standing and sitting up straight, and being…
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I thought I had my career path figured out in my early 30s. I was making decent money as a freelance contractor at Viacom in New York and I had never thought about leaving my TV production gig until it exhausted me. I didn’t feel like I maximized pursuing my goals of being a radio…
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Episode Notes I’d be lying if I said I didn’t have lingering PTSD from my past work experiences being the only Black woman or Black person in an all white corporate space. The reality is a lot of Black people do. There are also some that don’t. These experiences marked very transitional moments in my…
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