Women’s Power Toolkit Podcast explores with Paula Rizzo how to improve your life and productivity with Listful Living. 

Hear from productivity expert Paula Rizzo with her indispensable tips on getting organized, improving productivity, saving time and money, and reducing stress. Interviewed by former publishing executive and co-founder of Women's Power Toolkit Podcasts and Talks, Lisa Faith Phillips.

Women’s Power Toolkit Talks
Improve your Life with Listful Living
April 22, 2021

About our speaker 
Paula Rizzo is an Emmy-award winning television producer, best-selling author, speaker and a media trainer and strategist. She coaches authors, experts, and entrepreneurs to perform better on camera and produce their own videos. She’s personally media trained executives from Fortune 500 companies and privately-owned organizations as well. A seasoned speaker, Paula’s presented at Women Influencing and Impacting Toyota, Chief, MA Conference for Women, HOW Design Live, New York Women in Communications, National Association of Professional Organizers (NAPO), and many others.

She's the founder of ListProducer.com and the author of Listful Thinking: Using Lists to be More Productive, Highly Successful and Less Stressed and Listful Living: A List-Making Journey to a Less Stressed You. Paula is also a LinkedIn Learning Instructor of several courses including, “Organizing Your Remote Office for Maximum Productivity,” and “The Power of Lists to Get Things Done.” 

A media veteran for nearly 20 years, she also worked in local news in New York City as a producer for WCBS, WPIX, and WLNY. As a former senior health producer for Fox News Channel for more than a decade, she produced segments with a range of top experts, including JJ Virgin, Jillian Michaels, and Deepak Chopra.
Paula has been featured in major media outlets like FoxNews.com, Business Insider, and The Daily News. She’s a contributor to MindBodyGreen.com, Entrepreneur.com, and Thrive Global. Go to PaulaRizzo.com for more.

Lisa Faith Phillips is CDO of CUSWF.org and co-founder of Women's Power Toolkit. An award-winning digital, publishing, marketing and business-development strategist, she ran Random House’s direct-to-consumer business as VP and GM, overseeing publishing, product development and marketing for iconic brands from Bon Appétit to Star Wars. As Director of Digital Strategy and Development at Hachette Book Group, she launched digital sales channels from public and school library.  Lisa holds a Digital Marketing Certificate from NYU, a B.A. from Wellesley College, and a M.Sc. in Economics from the London School of Economics.

Executive Producer Lisa Faith Phillips

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Productivity Expert Paula Rizzo - Improve your Life with Listful Living

Entrepreneur Mei Xu shares the secrets of her career as a successful innovator and founder of three global companies, including Chesapeake Bay Candle, and talks about her new memoir, Burn: How Grit, Innovation and a Dash of Good Luck Ignited a Multi-Million Dollar American Success Story with CUSWF Executive Director Leslie Wolf Creutzfeldt for  Women's Power Toolkit podcasts.

You'll learn how to be successful despite challenges and setbacks. 
Key Lessons from Mei Xu:
•	How to turn challenges into opportunities
•	How to build your small business by finding ways to differentiate and stay ahead of the curve
•	How to network and learn from other thought-leaders and experts
•	How to allow yourself to learn, fail and succeed as a businessperson without apology

Recorded June 10th, 2021

Mei Xu is a Chinese American entrepreneur, author, founder and CEO of three global companies, Yes She May, BlissLiving Home® and Chesapeake Bay Candle®. Xu successfully negotiated the sale of Chesapeake Bay Candle to Newell Brands in 2017, a conglomerate with a $14 billion portfolio of consumer goods. Mei is now focused on helping women-owned consumer product companies grow and prosper with e-commerce platform, Yes She May.
In June 2020, Mei created Yes She May (www.YesSheMay.com) to help women-owned brands survive and thrive. Her team aims to provide consumers a choice to shop from talented and thoughtful women vendors from around the world! Mei hopes to turn consumers into supporters and use their purses to show who they really care about
In addition to fostering women's entrepreneurship, Ms. Xu also actively participates in impact investing and is a member of the Investment Committee of Halcyon Fund in Washington, DC and serves as a trustee of the University of Maryland Baltimore.
Her business achievements have repeatedly been recognized by prominent organizations, such as Politico's 2019 Woman of Impact Award; Smart CEO with the Brava Award; and the Asian American Chamber of Commerce with the Business Leader of the Year Award.

Executive producer Women's Power Toolkit Podcasts Lisa Faith Phillips
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Learn the secrets of successful entrepreneur Mei Xu

Hunter College Political Science Professor Charles Tien shares analysis of President Biden's political agenda and chances for success.  Professor Tien gives background and insights about the key issues as well as the future of China-US relations under a Biden Administration. 

Women's Power Toolkit Talks
Recorded September 9th at 4:00 pm ET

About the Speaker
Charles Tien is Professor of Political Science at Hunter College and the Graduate Center, CUNY. He has served as department chair at Hunter College and was selected to be a Fulbright Scholar in American Politics at Renmin University in Beijing, China. He has taught classes on American politics, women, and minorities in politics, voting and elections, American foreign policy, research methods, and polling. He has published over 30 scholarly articles, most recently in Presidential Studies Quarterly, and International Journal of Forecasting. He received his BA from the University of Michigan, and his PhD. from the University of Iowa.

Moderated by Leslie Wolf-Creutzfeldt
Executive Producer Lisa Faith Phillips

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Professor Charles Tien on Biden's Challenges and Opportunities

Women’s Power Toolkit Talks invited Dr. Ye Liu, a Lecturer at King’s College London, to share her insights on how youth and women in China partake in civic engagement, the differences between Western and Chinese youth activism, and the present issues that are the focus of activism efforts in China. 

Moderated by CUSWF’s Executive Director Leslie Wolf- Creutzfeldt with co-host and interviewer Victoria Mora.
Recorded September 16th, 2021 

About our Speaker:
Dr. Ye Liu is a Senior Lecturer at the Department of International Development, King’s College London. Her research focuses on the long-term impacts of China’s one-child policy on women’s life chances, family formation and intergenerational relationships. She is currently writing a book manuscript about siblingless urban women from the one-child generation and on how patriarchy still holds those women back during their adult life course transitions to the labor market, marriage, and motherhood. She is also the author of Higher Education, Meritocracy and Inequality in China (Springer 2016).

Lisa Faith Phillips., Executive Producer for Women’s Power Toolkit Podcasts 

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Dr. Ye Liu On GenZ Activism In China

The pandemic has wreaked havoc on women. In a recent poll, the majority of women said they were worried about their financial situation and uncertain about the future. 

For Women’s Power Tool Kit Podcasts join financial advisors Chunyee Miot and Susan Ng for an informative session about key issues for your financial health and well-being. They will tell you what you need to know and action steps to help you ensure your financial future.

Monthly Financial Fitness Classes 
Recorded Monday, September 27, 2021 

As part of the SAGE Initiative focus on Education, CUSWF.org hosts hosting monthly Financial Fitness Classes with topics like: Women and Entrepreneurship 101, International Business Must Knows, Careers and Finance, and more. The goal is to empower women to be resilient through knowledge sharing, discussions, and support for one another.
The class and discussion is moderated by CUSWF Executive Director Leslie Wolf-Creutzfeldt

About our Class Leaders: 
Chunyee Miot is passionate about educating individuals and entrepreneurs. She actively participates in corporate and community events to provide financial wellness information. She received her B.S. in Accounting from Baruch College and is a licensed CPA. Chunyee started her own CPA firm in 2005. She is also a licensed financial adviser with Transamerica Financial Advisor. 

Susan Ng has spent her career in investment banking, corporate finance, and business management. She has held several different positions at Goldman Sachs, CitiGroup and Morgan Stanley. She worked at the NY State Executive Department, Division of Budget. She is passionate about helping women to be resilient through financial literacy. She has an MBA from Hofstra University.
 
Women’s Power Toolkit Podcasts Executive Producer Lisa Faith Phillips
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Financial Fitness Class 1

Naomi Gleit, one of Facebook's first employees and Vice President of Product and Social Impact, discusses her career and the lessons she's learned on how to succeed in the tech world with CUSWF.org Executive Director Leslie Wolf-Creutzfeldt and Executive Producer Lisa Faith Phillips.

With a Chinese-American mother and Jewish-American father, Naomi also shared her thoughts and insights about the positives of her background.

Women's Power Toolkit Talks
October 20th, 2021
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About the speaker:
Naomi Gleit, Vice President of Product and Social Impact at Facebook, leads the team building products and tools that work across our family of apps, helping people do good on and off Facebook. Naomi also oversees the growth of Facebook's core app and manages the product management organization and team working to keep people safe on Facebook.
 
One of Facebook's first employees, Naomi has worked on almost every major initiative at the company, including most recently the COVID-19 Information Center and the Voter Information Center. She was a founding member and leader of the Growth team that helped Facebook grow from 1 million people when she joined 16 years ago to over 3 billion today.

Naomi graduated from Stanford with a degree in Science, Technology and Society; she wrote her thesis on Facebook. She’s now on the board of The Primary School, serving children and their families in East Palo Alto. Originally from Brooklyn, New York, she lives in Palo Alto, California.

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Facebook's Naomi Gleit on her Remarkable Career and Advice for Success

Kyung B. Yoon, President and Co-founder of the Korean American Community Foundation (KACF), discusses how she built KACF into a leading funder of Korean and Asian American community organizations in the Greater New York City area, and a model of inclusive and participatory philanthropy with China-US Women's Foundation Executive Director Leslie Wolf-Creutzfeldt.

An Emmy-award winning journalist, Kyung shares her remarkable journey becoming the first Korean-American on-air reporter on WNYW-Fox Channel 5 and Executive Producer of Television at the World Bank Institute.  With insights into how to overcome challenges and mobilize against AAPI racism, Kyung describes how we can build understanding and compassion for a more inclusive America. 

Women’s Power Toolkit Talk 
Building Compassion in the Face of Adversity 
Recorded June 17, 2021

About the speaker:
Kyung B. Yoon is president and co-founder of the Korean American Community Foundation (KACF), a leading funder of Korean and Asian American community organizations in the Greater New York City area, and a model of inclusive and participatory philanthropy in immigrant communities.

Kyung is currently a contributing reporter to CUNY-TV’s Asian American Life, which is broadcast nationally on PBS stations and for which she received an Emmy nomination in 2015. Kyung serves as the Board Chair of Philanthropy New York and as a trustee of the New York Foundation. She is immediate past Board Chair of Asian Americans/Pacific Islanders in Philanthropy (AAPIP) and a former Board member of United Way of New York City.

Women’s Power Tool Kit Podcasts Executive Producer: Lisa Faith Phillips
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Kyung Yoon, President and Co-founder, Korean American Community Foundation (KACF), on Philanthropy

A conversation with US-China-relations expert Ryan Hass on how to renew America's advantages in its competition with China and coordinate on common challenges such as pandemic disease, global economic recession, climate change, and nuclear nonproliferation. Ryan provides insights and discusses his book Stronger: Adapting America's China Strategy in an Age of Competitive Interdependence. 
For Women’s Power Toolkit podcast, Ryan is interviewed by Susan Yuqing Feng, Editor-in-Chief of Bitpush News, with introductory remarks by the China-US Women’s Foundation Executive Director Leslie Wolf-Creutzfeldt.

Ryan Hass is a senior fellow and the Michael H. Armacost Chair in the Foreign Policy program at Brookings, where he holds a joint appointment to the John L. Thornton China Center and the Center for East Asia Policy Studies. He is also the Interim Chen-Fu and Cecilia Yen Koo Chair in Taiwan Studies. He was part of the inaugural class of David M. Rubenstein fellows at Brookings and is a nonresident affiliated fellow in the Paul Tsai China Center at Yale Law School. Hass focuses his research and analysis on enhancing policy development on the pressing political, economic, and security challenges facing the United States in East Asia.

Recorded on July 22nd, 2021.
Executive Producer Lisa Faith Phillips
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Ryan Hass, Brookings Fellow, on US-China Relations and his Book Stronger

Join us for a conversation on the exciting changes in online education and education technology in China and the US with Juliette Li, an expert in the EdTech market, and CUSWF’s Executive Director Leslie Wolf-Creutzfeldt. 

With the COVID pandemic the importance of online education skyrocketed as students had to stay home and learn remotely -- find out how you can benefit from this new market.

Women's Power Toolkit Talks
January 27th, 2022

About our speaker:
Juliette Li is passionate about connecting people to bridge education exchanges between the East and West and to expand education opportunities globally.
As a senior strategy consultant, Juliette regularly advises education and EdTech companies on cross-border expansion and capital raising and leads due diligences processes for acquisitions and investments. Ms. Li also serves as managing partner of HolonIQ China Edtech 100.
Ms. Li has held positions at Navitas (Head of Greater China, East and North Asia), Columbia University (Director for Asia Programs at Columbia’s Earth Institute), and with other private investors. She has worked in New York, London, Shanghai, Beijing and Hong Kong.
Currently, she is on the advisory board for EdTechX Holdings (NASDAQ:EDTX), and teaches a master class for WISE Accelerator run by QIA. 
Ms. Li speaks frequently at education conferences and platforms, such as TEDx, GET, Edtech Asia, Edtech Israel, and SETV, in Asia, the US, Europe and the Middle East. She was born and raised in China and holds an MBA and Master of International Affairs from Columbia University.

Executive producer: Lisa Faith Phillips

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Online Education and How You Can Benefit with EdTech Thought-Leader Juliette Li

Listen to our Women's Power Toolkit Podcast with Poet Dana Martine Robbins as we explore the power and beauty of poetry.

Female poets help bring forth themes such as romance, marriage, gender roles, and women's politics.  Join us as noted poet and teacher, Dana Martine Robbins, shares her insights and favorite female poetry.  Listen and enjoy as the poems are read aloud for your enjoyment.

Moderated by CUSWF.org Executive Director Leslie Wolf-Creutzfeldt.

About Dana Martine Robbins Following a career as an attorney, Dana obtained an MFA in creative writing from the Stonecoast program University of Southern Maine. Her first book of poetry, The Left Side of My Life, was published by Moon Pie Press of Westbrook, Maine in 2015 and her second book, After the Parade, was published by Moon Pie in 2020. Her poetry and essays have appeared in numerous journals and anthologies and on the Writers Almanac with Garrison Keillor. You can find out more at PoetrybyDana.com.

Executive Producer Lisa Faith Phillips
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The Power and Beauty of Poetry with Poet Dana Martine Robbins

Harvard Law Professor Randall Kennedy discusses his powerful book Say It Loud! and the key social justice issues of our time, ranging from racism to the supreme court.

In this fascinating discussion with CUSWF.org Executive Director Leslie Wolf-Creutzfeldt, Professor Kennedy talks about his collection of provocative essays exploring the key social justice issues of our time. In each essay, Kennedy is mindful of complexity, ambivalence, and paradox, and he is always stirring and enlightening. Say It Loud! is a wide-ranging summa of Randall Kennedy’s thought on the realities and imaginaries of race in America. 

The New York Times calls Kennedy "among the most incisive American commentators on race."

Professor Randall Kennedy is the Michael R. Klein Professor of Law at Harvard University. He has written six books: Interracial Intimacies: Sex, Marriage, Identity and Adoption; Nigger: The Strange Career of a Troublesome Word; Race, Crime, and the Law; Sellout: The Politics of Racial Betrayal; The Persistence of the Color Line; and For Discrimination: Race, Affirmative Action, and the Law. 
Kennedy has also published collections of shorter works and his articles can be found in periodicals and newspapers, such as The American Prospect, The Nation, The Atlantic Monthly, Georgetown Law Journal, Harvard BlackLetter Journal, and The Boston Globe. His book Race, Crime, and the Law won the Robert F. Kennedy Book Award.

Women’s Power ToolKit Podcast
Recorded April 18, 2022

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Say It Loud!  Exploring Race with Harvard Law Professor Randall Kennedy

For the Women's Power Tool Kit podcast, Lisa Faith Phillips welcomes poet Dana Robbins to discuss the healing power of poetry and to read from her new poetry collection After the Parade on Thursday, May 14, 2020.

Moderated by CUSWF's executive director Leslie Wolf-Creutzfeldt, Dana shares how poetry can help us heal and reconnect.

Poet Dana Robbins has published award-winning poetry and essays in numerous journals and anthologies, including her first book of poetry The Left Side of My Life. Garrison Keillor chose her poem "To My Daughter Teaching Science" to read on the Writers Almanac.

At this online book launch due to the pandemic, Dana discussed the power of poetry to heal, and then read from her new book of poetry, After the Parade, published by Moon Pie Press, which movingly captures the human condition.

To find out about more CUSWF events and the Women's Power Tool Kit podcast, visit us at CUSWF.org.
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Poet Dana Robbins Discusses the Healing Power of Poetry and Reads from After the Parade

The Women’s Power Tool Kit podcasts, produced by Lisa Faith Phillips,  bring together experts and visionaries to share their stories and explore new ideas. 

We were delighted to talk with Laurie Buckle, Founder and CEO of CookIt Media, about the transformative powers of food and how our relationship to food, food influencers, and cooking has been evolving before and during the pandemic. And what the future may bring.

Before founding CookIt Media in 2015, Laurie worked in print and digital food publishing for more than three decades. She held key positions at Bon Appétit, Better Homes & Gardens, ,and The Kitchn. As Editor in Chief of Fine Cooking, she re-envisioned and redesigned the popular brand for today’s cooks. 

Her passion for storytelling and deep experience in content development informs every project her company CookIt Media takes on, from helping influencers become bigger, better businesses to helping brands craft creative, highly engaging campaigns. 
Laurie is a passionate believer in the power of influencer marketing, and its potential. 

The conversation was moderated by CUSWF's Executive Director Leslie Wolf-Creutzfeldt.

Recorded on June 18, 2020
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A Conversation with Laurie Buckle, Founder and CEO of Cookit Media

The Women’s Power Tool Kit welcomes a conversation with Dána-Ain Davis, a professor at Queens College, about reproductive justice and how today's social movements can intersect for positive change.  Recorded on Thursday, July 9, 2020.

The conversation was moderated by CUSWF Executive Director Leslie Wolf Creutzfeldt. 

The fight for women's reproductive justice is one issue in which race has had a strong influence for centuries. Black women often face medical maltreatment and discrimination in the U.S. healthcare system.

Racism is present in every part of American society, and in order to work towards effective change, people need to be aware of how racism manifests in different circumstances.

Dána-Ain Davis, a professor at Queens College in New York City, specializes in women’s studies, reproductive justice, Black studies, and more. She has written four books concerning Black welfare, reproductive injustice and Black gender and sexuality. She serves as the editor and is on the boards of multiple anthropology publications and organizations, and has been a member of New York State’s Maternal Mortality Task Force since June of 2018.

Podcast Executive Producer: Lisa Faith Phillips

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A conversation with Dana-Ain Davis on Reproductive Justice

We were delighted to have a conversation with Marla Aaron, founder and CEO of Marla Aaron Jewelry. 

A creative visionary, we love her inspiring story of how her passion and creativity took her from corporate life to building a successful jewelry business using inventive ideas from inviting visuals with humor and flair on Instagram (often serving as her own model) to a jewelry vending machine!

The conversation is moderated by CUSWF.org Executive Director Leslie Wolf-Creutzfeldt.

Recorded on Thursday, July 30, 2020

Marla Aaron launched her eponymous collection in 2013 when her combined obsessions with bridges, hardware and jewelry could no longer be ignored. The collection is proudly made and finished by hand in New York City and sold all over the world. What began with one lock is now an entire collection designed to be worn in infinite ways and used as “jewel tools” with individuals’ own collections—to redefine the “precious” in jewelry with individuality. Although recognized for its streamlined, industrial look, the collection is deeply rooted in the personal and emotional jewelry of the Victorian and Georgian eras and has expanded to incorporate many other elements. 

The company's rebellious approach to jewelry led to the December 2017 installation of their first jewelry vending machine at the Brooklyn Museum. Marla and her team are in the process of building more machines. 

The entire collection was on exhibit in 2016 in New York City at the Museum of American Finance in their exhibit, "Gold: Worth its Weight". Marla and her team release new designs regularly on Instagram first with no apparent rhyme or reason. The #lockyourmom Project, created by Marla, gives single moms sterling silver Baby Heartlocks just for them. To date Marla and her team have given out hundreds of Heartlocks to deserving single moms all over the country. 

Before launching her collection, Marla spent over 25 years in marketing and advertising. She was not very good at it. Highlights include working on the launch of Cosmopolitan Magazine in Spain, making sure only raisins in small red boxes were stocked in a green room for a pop star in Cannes France and sending British sports cars home with people as part of a direct marketing campaign. She won't bore you with anything else here. She graduated from Syracuse University, and obtained her graduate degree in journalism from Columbia University. find out more at https://marlaaaron.com/

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Marla Aaron on How She Built Her Inventive Fine Jewelry Line

Noted Chinese poet and translator Ming Di in conversation with poet Dana Robbins for The Women's Power Tool Kit podcast.

The author of seven books of poetry in Chinese, Ming has received two literary awards as a Chinese diaspora writer and the Luce Fellowship.  She reads her new poetry in English.

 Women's Power Tool Kit Podcast
 The Healing Power of Poetry with Ming Di 
Thursday, November 12th, 2020  

Guest speaker: Ming Di is a Chinese poet, born in Wuhan, currently living in California. She studied English literature in China and linguistics in the US and taught Chinese at Boston University before moving to the west coast. She has translated Marianne Moore, e e cummings, Terrance Hayes and many other American poets into Chinese and co-translated many contemporary Chinese poets into English. 

Ming Di has edited several anthologies including New Cathay: Contemporary Chinese Poetry (Tupelo Press, 2013) and New Poetry from China 1917-2017 (Black Square Editions, 2019). She was a co-organizer of international translation workshops and festivals in Beijing from 2011 to 2017 and has been the China editor for Poetry International (Rotterdam) and Lyrikline (Berlin) since 2011. Her poetry has been translated into English (River Merchant's Wife, Marick Press, 2012), Spanish (Luna fracturada, Valparaiso Ediciones, 2014) and French (Histoire de famille, Transignum, 2015). She will present her new poems written in English about her ancestral home in the Three Gorges of Yangtze River, China.

Moderator: Poet Dana Robbins has published award-winning poetry and essays in numerous journals and anthologies. Garrison Keillor chose her poem "To My Daughter Teaching Science" to read on the Writers Almanac. Dana teaches poetry courses and speaks on the power of poetry to heal. Her second book of poetry, After the Parade, published by Moon Pie Press, movingly captures the human condition.

Introduction by CUSWF Executive Director Leslie Wolf-Creutzfeldt.

Executive Producer Lisa Faith Phillips
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Chinese Poet Ming Di Shares Her Work and Poems Inspired by China's Three Gorges

Actress and singer Mariah Bonner in conversation with Lisa Faith Phillips for the Women's Power Toolkit Podcast about her musical journey through the pandemic. When the world of live concerts shut down, she developed a series of uplifting online shows to share her love of song with her many followers. The result? A beautiful album At Last. 

Mariah Bonner grew up in Paris, where she studied classical dance and acting, and played her first commercial role in a French television film. Mariah graduated from The Guildhall School of Music & Drama in London. She has worked as an actress in film and television and sings at clubs in New York, L.A. and Baltimore. Find out more at TheMariahBonner.com.

Executive Editor Lisa Faith Phillips
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Mariah Bonner The Art of Song

Human Resources and Operational Executive Sandy Srebnick discusses major impacts on the job market and gives advice on how to keep growing in achieve your best career and how to find that next job on Women’s Power Toolkit Podcasts. 

Sandy’s introduced by CUSWF Executive Director Leslie Wolf Creutzfeldt.  Recorded on January 14, 2021.

Sandy Srebnick is a Human Resources and Operational Executive who transforms organizations in multiple industries, sizes and modes - startups, growth, transition - by aligning Human Capital solutions to business operational goals and objectives.  She is experienced in financial and consumer services and life sciences; organizations ranging in size from 30 to 3500.  Sandy is passionate about taking organizations to their next growth phase.  For the last decade, her focus has been on leveraging her Fortune 500 financial services experience into the small and midcap sectors. 

Sandy’s previous background has provided her with strong expertise in change management and transformational growth strategies. She has been successful in helping companies reach and exceed their corporate objectives and becoming "Employers of Choice."

Women’s Power Toolkit Podcasts bring together experts and innovators in their field to share their insights and ideas.

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Career and Job Search Strategies from HR Executive Sandy Srebnick

Discover how to improve your mental health and well being in the workplace and at home in these difficult times with wellbeing & resilience authority Michelle Dickinson.
The conversation is moderated by CUSWF Executive Director Leslie Wolf-Creutzfeldt.

Women’s Power Toolkit Talks
Your Well Being at the Workplace and at Home in a Changing World 
Recorded January 21st, 2021

About our speaker: Wellbeing & Resilience Authority Michelle E. Dickinson is a passionate mental health advocate, a TED speaker, and a published author of a memoir entitled Breaking Into My Life. After years of playing the role of child caregiver, Michelle embarked on her own healing journey of self-discovery. Her memoir offers a rare glimpse into a young girl’s experience living with—and loving—her bipolar mother. Michelle spent years working to eradicate the mental health stigma within her own workplace by elevating compassion, causing more open conversations, and leading real change in how mental illness is understood in the workplace.

Michelle also knows first-hand what it feels like to struggle with a mental illness after experiencing her own depression due to challenging life events of her own just a few years ago. Michelle recently concluded her 19-year pharmaceutical career and became an entrepreneur. She has emerged from her own challenging life events with a strong desire to positively impact the mental health landscape within the first responder community, the workplace and within local communities.
Free Chapter of her Book: http://breakingintomylife.com/excerpt/

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Improve Your Mental Health and Well-being With Michelle Dickinson

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