Mar 29, 2022
Have you ever wondered why there is so much buzz around Big Data? Should it be exalted or feared?
Retired Air Force Captain Kimberly Shenk believes data, used responsibly, is a force for good.
She earned her master’s degree from Massachusetts Institute of Technology as a Draper Fellow, served as a senior data...
Mar 22, 2022
Have you ever felt afraid to find your voice and make some noise? Kristen Guillory, Ph.D, thrives on public speaking with a twist of dancing. She shares how to overcome fear, self-doubt, and show your authentic self.
A professor turned self-care coach, and author of Look, Stop Hiding! How to Find Your Voice and Never...
Mar 15, 2022
Retired commander Majorie Eastman is not a career politician. Yet, this mom, Army intelligence officer, and award-winning author decided to run for North Carolina’s U.S. Senate seat.
Why?
Having served in both Iraq and Afghanistan, Eastman’s decade-long commitment to defending our country speaks for itself.
How does...
Mar 8, 2022
The odds are stark: Women of color in tech raised less than half of 1 percent of all venture capital in 2020, according to Project Diane.
Can you imagine using a vision board to inspire you to raise $1.4 million in venture capital? Co-founders Angela Muhwezi-Hall and her sister Deborah Gladney did just that for their...
Mar 1, 2022
Don’t think social entrepreneurship can earn a profit? Think again. Rahama Wright discusses how she built Shea Yeleen, a skincare brand that focuses on high-quality shea butter, produced by women’s cooperatives in Ghana.
Listen as Wright speaks about the decision to create living wage jobs (nearly five times the...