I will never forget the first day that my grandmother no longer knew who I was. The dagger through my heart when she gave me that blank stare. How could I ever forget?
I’ll tell you how… the same way six million Americans right now are living: with Alzheimer’s disease.
In this episode of Think Tank of Three, Julie Holton shares her personal story as the hosts talk with the Alzheimer’s Association about the increased risk for women, the burden of caregiving, and the HOPE as we fight for a cure.
Are you making enough money?
Are you leaving dollars on the table?
Have you ever struggled to ask for a pay raise? I mean really, when was the last time you negotiated for an increase in your compensation?
Pay gap, sexism, and just not asking – all of these contribute to women not making as much money as men in the workplace.
So what can women do to help themselves to a bigger piece of the compensation pie?
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When it comes to women supporting and empowering other women, today’s guest has it down to a science.
Using her own natural skincare line, she offers more than just the healing from her products.
She offers young women a path to financial freedom and today she’s going to tell us how.
Some people want a family someday but have no idea how that could work with work.
Some others have children and then have the mom guilt or the dad guilt.
While you’re at work, you feel guilty about being away from your child and when you’re with your child you feel guilty that you’re maybe missing out on something with work or you’re not keeping up.
One woman created a company to help professionals keep growing their personal careers and still have family time.
It was so successful she sold her company for millions.
Think it’s too late to change your career? It may not be.
On this episode of Think Tank of Three, we’re talking to a former nurse who spent decades in hospitals, but changed gears completely to follow her passion: wine. She now has a very successful company and charity with her husband, and we’re finding out how she did it.
In this podcast, you’ll also learn:
For more than 30 years, women have earned more college degrees than men. Yes, you heard that right!
But yet, women remain underrepresented at every level in corporate America.
Companies are feeling the pressure to change, some publicly committing to gender diversity. Is it enough, or is enough enough?
On this episode of Think Tank of Three, a special guest joins the trio, talking about women, equality, and what she’s doing to make a difference.
Women and minorities made history in 2018.
From the first Muslim woman elected to Congress to the first openly gay man to win a governor’s race, it was a big year of firsts. Politics aside, we want to know: with so much forward momentum, what comes next? Some companies are embracing progress, but diversity and inclusion needs to be about more than just good PR.
On this episode of Think Tank of Three, our guest Kim Hafley of Foster Swift Collins & Smith talks about diversity and inclusion, successes, misses and how we can all work to get it right.
In your career, are you at the decision making table?
Do you know how to GET that seat at the table?
Research tells us that when women are politically and socially engaged, societies are more peaceful and prosperous.
So how do we get there? Today on the Think Tank of Three we have a special guest, Kela Hall, to help us claim our seats at the decision making table.
Graduation: one of the best days of a college student’s life.
And it could be the scariest.
You’re all done with school, so what happens next?
In this episode of Think Tank of Three, we’re giving advice for upcoming graduates.
If you’re soon to finish school or know someone who, this podcast will be very helpful.