Solidarity Hour... The One with Kathryn Woods

Kathryn is founder of Confident Communication and has over 20 years of experience as a speech language pathologist… and ironically is a recovering shy person! She shared tips for calming your nerves, things to think about to improve storytelling to engage your audience; and thoughts for how to truly connect with people when presenting and speaking that really illustrates her masterful skills training speakers to be confident when communicating in any situation. YOU CAN stand out as the expert you are! Additionally, Kathryn makes an excellent point….”you shouldn’t be the best kept secret in your industry!”

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Solidarity Hour... The One With Andy Papathanassiou

During our last Solidarity Hour we had the pleasure of speaking with Andy Papathanassiou. Currently Andy operates Over the Wall Thinking, and had a 30 year career with Hendrick Motorsports, an elite professional motorsports organization with multiple NASCAR teams. Andy begins by telling us the story of how he got his NASCAR pit crew coaching gig-you’ll have to listen to hear more details!

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Solidarity Hour... The One with David Deiters

David Deiters is the current Executive Director of the Scheller College of Business MBA Career Services at Georgia Tech. David joined us for Solidarity Hour and with his usual wit and humor, gave us a look into his interesting career and life journey from a career consultant to eventually rising to President of the global management consulting firm, North Highland.

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Solidarity Hour... The One with Sarah Albritton

Sarah Albritton, author of “I’m not crazy, I’m just not you” has spent the last 30 years working with senior Executives speaking her truth to them as a coach. In this conversation, you’ll hear stories of how she dives into their world by sharing the impact they’re having on others … including their kids. That really hits home!

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Solidarity Hour... The One With Georgie Dickins

After 20 years successfully working in Financial Services in the City of London, Georgie found herself one day on her 4 hour daily commute questioning whether this was still the right path for her. She had two young boys to inspire and knew there was a bigger impact she was destined to make. She found herself a coach to help her figure out what brings her joy and makes her feel alive. As a result of this exploration, she started the next part of her journey coaching Senior Executives. Through each of their stories, she found herself most curious about a “golden nugget of wisdom” that they wanted to share. Their shares inspired her so much that she decided to seek out what she’s coined “stratospheric” CEOs. Those that are operating at a stratospheric level of financial success and impact in the FinTech world. She currently has 7 of these big hitters talking to her regularly as she dives into their stories. We can’t wait for her book!

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Solidarity Hour... The One With Chris Pomar

Chris Pomar, Head of School for The Swift School, is our latest Solidarity Hour guest. He shares with us his career journey of beginning in administration in the independent school world, finding his way into the corporate world in the healthcare industry, and ultimately landing in his dream job as the Head of School for The Swift School.

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Solidarity Hour... The One With Robert Greiner

When the COVID-19 pandemic arrived in the early part of 2020, Robert realized there was no playbook for how to lead through a crisis such as a pandemic, and he embarked on a new learning journey to successfully lead others in a time of unprecedented anxiety and uncertainty. Robert shared with us numerous lessons learned on how to navigate a crisis through his experiences over the past nine months, and his insights and wisdom have much to offer all of us.

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Solidarity Hour... The One with Maggie DeCan

We had the pleasure of speaking with Maggie Decan, CEO and Executive Director of CDA (Children’s Development Academy) in Roswell, GA. Before joining the non-profit world, Maggie worked for Honey Baked Ham for 14 years, where she was the COO when she left in 2016. You’ll love hearing about the CDA and why it’s so important not only to Maggie, but also to Roswell and the surrounding areas.

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Solidarity Hour... The One with Steve Cardwell

Steve Cardwell lived in multiple cities before settling down in Atlanta with his wife and three kids, is a techie at heart, has 22 years of experience in consulting, and is the lead of Pariveda Solutions' Atlanta office. Fabulous community, and especially Pariveda folks - you don't want to miss hearing this Solidarity Hour!

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Solidarity Hour... The One with Jon Kauffman

Jon Kauffman, writer, film director, storyteller, and fairly recent tech consultant (his words), joined us for our last Solidarity Hour.

We heard about his journey of deciding to not becoming a doctor in college (despite coming from a family of doctors) to then quickly driving cross country to LA to make a short film with a friend. Fast forward to hearing about Jon's big achievement in making his first feature, Heartlock…

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Solidarity Hour... The One With Anthony Liberatore

We were honored to have Anthony Liberatore join our Solidarity Hour. His stories had us on the edge of our seats. If you’ve ever wanted to start your own business and needed the courage to do it, you’ll want to listen to this one. Anthony has always been one step ahead of the times and we were lucky enough to hear some of his stories…

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Solidarity Hour... The One with Brian Levy

You’ll hear and learn the most amazing stories from Brian Levy:
*A story of adventure as Brian’s ancestors take on a Jewish name, before being adopted by the Cherokee
*Adventures in New Zealand, playing rugby at one in the morning with one of the All Blacks… to prove whether American Football or Rugby is a tougher sport
*3 things that we need to hear even if it makes us uncomfortable

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Solidarity Hour... The One with Jennifer Randolph

Jennifer Randolph was our guest for the latest, and perhaps most significant, Solidarity Hour we’ve hosted thus far. Jen has spent her entire career in talent management, organizational development and diversity and joined us to share her perspective on systemic racism in the workplace and in life, her personal experiences and what it means to be an ally in the fight for equality.

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