Trailblazers Impact Podcast Educator
Do you dream of living a reinspired life as a woman over 55? Susan Davis talks to us about living a purpose-filled life after retirement. She explains how women 55+, can turn their creative expressions into passion businesses.
Holly and Virginia have a strong dedication to advocating for women’s issues both in history and entrepreneurship. Find out how to capture women’s achievements as role models.
Kathy Lawless, as a solopreneur, helps people create their life stories as their legacy. She formerly served in executive leadership roles.
Jane Finette is a social change advocate talks about her successful career in tech and her passion for advocating for young girls and women.
Jayne Benkendorf is a certified health coach, author, speaker, and national marketing director at Juice Plus. She wrote and published five books focused on health and wellness over 30 years ago.
Listen to this powerhouse, DeLisa Guerrier who is creating the Storyville Gardens Theme Park in Nashville as the youngest addition to the Enterprising Women Hall of Fame.
Terry Neese is a serial entrepreneur, small business advocate, international relations executive, and past NAWBO national president. She’s also the founder and CEO of the Institute for Economic Empowerment of Women (IEEW), which is focused on educating women entrepreneurs in Afghanistan and Rwanda.
Does LinkedIn mystify you? Have you ever wondered what folks mean when they say “optimize your LinkedIn profile?” Do your posts on LinkedIn get attention from the people you want to reach? If you’ve ever asked yourself these questions, and especially if you are born between 1946 and 1964, Joyce can help you.
Mariah McKay is an energetic, highly motivated leader focusing on bringing change to the community. Her passion is building independent grassroots power for the common good.
Would you like to have had a teacher who TRUSTED you? Would you like to meet the mother of the CEO of YouTube, the founder of 23 and Me (the country’s newest self-made billionaire), and an anthropologist and epidemiologist? This fascinating woman, Esther Wojcicki, is all of that and more!
