Developing Your Personal Brand with Kamari Chelsea
Word to the Rise | A Career Advice Podcast
Release Date: 10/14/2019
Writing Your Own Future with Kathleen Barber
Word to the Rise | A Career Advice Podcast
Kathleen Barber’s debut novel, TRUTH BE TOLD (originally published as ARE YOU SLEEPING), is the basis for the forthcoming AppleTV+ series of the same name, produced by Reese Witherspoon’s Hello Sunshine and starring Octavia Spencer and Aaron Paul. Originally from Illinois, Kathleen is a graduate of the University of Illinois and Northwestern University School of Law. Her second novel, FOLLOW ME, will be published on February 25, 2020.
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Navigating a New Industry with Matt Jaffe
Word to the Rise | A Career Advice Podcast
When Matt Jaffe was working at a law firm in Florida, he started selling a line of private label skincare products on Amazon with another associate at the firm, who is now his partner. Eventually this turned into a thriving e-commerce consulting company, Amazon Growth Experts. In addition to running Amazon Growth Experts, Jaffe has a solo real estate law practice.
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Adjusting to a Changing Media Landscape with Jess Moss
Word to the Rise | A Career Advice Podcast
Jess Moss is a Washington DC-based travel writer and photographer. Her work has appeared in Conde Nast Traveler, US News Travel, Fodor's Travel and more. She recently published her first book, Easy Weekend Getaways from Washington DC, which is a guide to escapes within about 3 hours of DC.
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Empowering the Next Generation of Public Servants with Audrey Henson
Word to the Rise | A Career Advice Podcast
At 26, Audrey Henson founded College to Congress, a nonprofit that is disrupting the pipeline of who becomes congressional staff by helping high-achieving, low-income students secure full-time internships in Congress and covering the true cost of an unpaid internship.
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From Classroom to Congress to Corporate with Tremayne Smith
Word to the Rise | A Career Advice Podcast
In 2012, he began as Director of Bands at Rocky Mount High School in Rocky Mount, N.C where he grew the band’s membership by 500% in 3 years.
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Moving From Friends to Franchises with Omar Soliman and Nick Friedman
Word to the Rise | A Career Advice Podcast
The duo and their friends had landed on the idea of hauling people's trash in a beat-up cargo van borrowed from Soliman's mother. Little did they know that this was the beginning of an international franchise, now known as College H.U.N.K.S. Hauling Junk & Moving. For the first time in their young lives, Soliman and Friedman had found their passion — not moving garbage, but being entrepreneurs. Website: https://www.collegehunkshaulingjunk.com/
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Overcoming Perceptions with Shannon Bahrke Happe
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Shannon Happe knows the meaning of hard work and dedication. Before she became a public speaker and an entrepreneur, she competed in three Olympic Games and took home two medals for Team USA. It makes perfect sense, then, that she chose to combine her passions for physical activity and public speaking into a corporate wellness company, Team Empower Hour.
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Developing Your Personal Brand with Kamari Chelsea
Word to the Rise | A Career Advice Podcast
Kamari Chelsea specializes in public relations and content creation. She launched her creative production and consulting company, which produces her podcast The Truth Report and provides strategic content and marketing consulting to various start-ups.
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Blending Passion and Profession with Katie Urban
Word to the Rise | A Career Advice Podcast
Today on the podcast we welcome Katie Urban, a public relations professional and lifestyle blogger.
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Fostering Your Entrepreneurial Spirit with Nate Andorsky
Word to the Rise | A Career Advice Podcast
In today’s episode, we welcome Nate Andorsky, a tech entrepreneur who knows a thing or two about launching a new business at a young age. We had an honest and insightful conversation about using your childhood interests to drive your career decisions, how to handle being fired with grace, and why mentorship isn’t always just one person. If you’re looking to foster your entrepreneurial spirit, this episode is for you. Tune in now and don’t forget to rate, review and subscribe.
info_outlineKamari Guthrie (Kamari Chelsea) is a multi-hyphenate media expert, specializing in public relations and content creation.
She has helped elevate the brand of many of this generation’s rising and established stars in entertainment, media, fashion, beauty, tech, and civic engagement. Her client roster has included brands ranging from Clairol to Coca-Cola, Vote.org to Honest Tea, and DJ Spinderella to Beyoncé’s Parkwood Entertainment.
After being named one of the Top 30 Under 30 PR Stars in the nation, she launched her creative production and consulting company, which produces her podcast The Truth Report and provides strategic content and marketing consulting to various start-ups.
Kamari has also been a leading millennial voice on issues at the intersection culture and the progressive movement. Her commentary has been featured in HipLatina, Refinery29, Buzzfeed, New York Magazine’s The Cut, and more.
We got super real in our discussion about knowing your worth and professional boundaries, why confidence matters so much at work, how to identify your champion in the workforce and why being a thought leader is NOT the same thing as being an influencer. If you’re looking to take a stand and let your voice be heard, this episode is for you. Link is in the bio, don’t forget to rate, review and subscribe! #Wttrpodcast
Instagram: @kamarichelsea
Podcast Instagram: @thetruthreport
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/kamari-guthrie-39ba648/