Be Audacious with Dionne Joyner-Weems
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SHOW NOTES Bio Dionne Joyner-Weems is an extraordinary global brand builder, dynamic storyteller, and passionate changemaker who has garnered a reputation for her unparalleled energy and ability to turn challenges into solutions and moments into movements across industries. She is the Chief Energy Officer of Audacity Group LLC, a global brand and marketing agency dedicated to storytelling for social impact, and the founder of #MyBmore Project, a social enterprise and movement amplifying authentic Baltimore voices to inspire change and connection. A proud Baltimore...
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Navigating the Mental Health Pressure Cooker with Dr. Toni Boulware Stackhouse
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SHOW NOTES About Dr. Toni Boulware Stackhouse & Life Matters Wellness With over 25 years of trauma-focused community experience and two Maryland locations, Dr. Stackhouse is a leading advocate for equitable mental health care. Learn more at Contact Life Matters Wellness 66 Painters Mill Rd., Suite #204 Owings Mills, MD 21117 Phone: 410-650-9919 Email: Website:
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Wired Differently: A Conversation with Tracy
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Bresilience with Jan Percival
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From Bold Vision to Bold Action: A Conversation with Tracy Imm
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Cultivate Relationships Linda Foy
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It's A Calling with Dr. Toni Draper
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Show Notes Dr. Toni Draper's Bio CEO and Publisher, The AFRO-American Newspapers Dr. Frances Murphy Draper is CEO and Publisher of The AFRO-American Newspapers, the nation’s longest-running Black-owned family newspaper. A fourth-generation publisher from Baltimore, she continues the legacy of founder John H. Murphy Sr. She holds degrees from Morgan State University, Johns Hopkins University, the University of Baltimore, Loyola University Maryland, and United Theological Seminary. A former pastor for over 20 years, she now leads The AFRO’s digital expansion, including the AFRO Digital...
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Do Good Work with Kimberly Prescott
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Show Notes Kimberly Prescott is the founder and President of Prescott HR, Inc. Prescott HR is an outsourced Human Resources firm that provides ongoing strategic and tactical HR support to small- to mid-sized businesses. Her primary area of expertise is Human Resources/Employment Law Compliance and Employee Relations. She brings over 20 years of progressive corporate HR leadership experience with firms such as Giant Food, Whole Foods and Allegis Group (TEKsystems and Aerotek). She has earned her Senior Professional in Human Resources (SPHR) and SHRM Senior Certified Professional (SHRM- SCP)...
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Bailey’s Heart and Soul with Patrice Bullock
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Show Notes Bio: Patrice Bullock is the Executive Director of Bailey's Heart and Soul Foundation, an organization she founded following the untimely passing of her 16-year-old son, Bailey, from sudden cardiac arrest (SCA) in May 2021. Bailey was a vibrant athlete involved in football, basketball, and track. His unexpected death highlighted the critical need for immediate response measures during cardiac emergencies. In her role, Patrice has been instrumental in raising awareness about SCA and advocating for widespread CPR and automated external...
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The Universe Will Conspire with Christina Royster
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info_outlineOur guest today is Marianne Trost, a nationally recognized coach to female attorneys across the globe. In our conversation, she shares her best advice on why we need to ASK FOR OPPORTUNITIES in order to have a fulfilling career. Trained as a paralegal, she pivoted to law firm management early in her career. Her on the job training experience led her to learn the “rules of the game” within the legal realm. She shares how a two year health crisis led her to reflect and examine what she wanted to do in the world. As a result of suffering major burnout, she decided to help attorneys on their career path and take better care of herself.
A wealth of knowledge, Marianne shares how when she took on the additional responsibility for business development at a law firm that then enabled her to grow professionally. She teaches her clients the business of a law practice and how to create the law career of their dreams. If you are a female attorney or aspiring lawyer, you’ll want to check out all of the resources that Marianne has available on her website. I’m grateful that Marianne agreed to come on the show and share the real and raw truth around why the world needs more women attorneys and what we bring to the table and can contribute. We also talk about the historical trends and strides being made with women making equity partner in their firms. I love Marianne’s stories and advice and think we can all take something away from her BRAVE GIRL story.