Jennifer Sutherland-Miller is a digital nomad, global educator, mother and adventurer who has spent the last seven years circumnavigating the globe with her husband and three children. Miller is currently the editor of Packsmith by Tortuga Backpacks, a blog that offers fellow travelers advice on packing, gear, and clothes. In her personal work, Miller is deeply involved in grassroots efforts to alleviate malnutrition and combat the root of poverty but creating sustainable, dignified work for women and through expanding educational opportunity.

Check out Jennifer's personal site:  jennlately.com plus her work with Tortuga Backpacks: https://blog.tortugabackpacks.com/

Taking your work (and family) on the road

Fran Hauser talks to LGP about&nbsp;the&nbsp;negative perception of "niceness" in the business world, the important balance of empathy and decisiveness, rising above double standards and more advice offered in her book,&nbsp;The Myth of the Nice Girl:&nbsp;Achieving a Career You Love Without Becoming a Person You Hate.&nbsp; &nbsp; Fran Hauser is a startup investor and advisor, funding and advising consumer-focused companies such as HelloGiggles, Levo, Mogul, The Wing and Gem&amp;Bolt. Formerly President, Digital for Time Inc.'s Style and Entertainment Group, she is also a philanthropist and advocate for women in business. You can learn more about Fran and The Myth of the Nice Girl here.&nbsp;

The myth of the nice girl

Many women may not know it, but, they face inequalities in every purchase of their favorite shampoo, deodorant and other beauty basics. The infamous "Pink Tax" is an added amount women are charged for basic products or services, including body wash, laundry services, conditioner and more. Now, European Wax Center (EWC) is leading an effort to "Ax The Pink Tax" with a new initiative aimed at raising awareness for the unjust Pink Tax and inspiring women to take a stand. Ladies Get Paid is teaming up with EWC for the second year of the #AxThePinkTax campaign, to help raise awareness through education and provide people with tools to take action and ignite a movement. The Pink Tax is absurd, and EWC is taking action. To learn more about the Pink Tax, you can check out our latest episode of Lady Talk, where Ladies Get Paid Founder Claire Wasserman chats with EWC President Sherry Baker, where she shares her personal story in discovering the absurdity of the Pink Tax, as well as her incredibly impressive career leading beauty, fashion and luxury brands like Sephora, Swarovski, and Victoria’s Secret.  This podcast is presented as part of a paid partnership with European Wax Center.

Why it costs more to be a woman

Ladies Get Paid Founder Claire Wasserman sat down with Girls Who Code Founder and CEO Reshma Saujani to talk perfectionism, and how we've socialized girls to hold themselves back from achieving their true potential.

Brave, Not Perfect with Girls Who Code Founder and CEO Reshma Saujani

For our latest podcast episode, we partnered with Cole Haan to speak with Nisha Dua, a partner at BBG Ventures and the founder of #BUILTBYGIRLS. 

Nisha is a venture capitalist who focuses on funding female-founded businesses and women in STEM fields. #BUILTBYGIRLS is a movement dedicated to giving girls access to technology who do not have access to traditional education.

In this episode, we talked to her about how to strategically build your network and ways to leverage it to find advisors, mentors, and advocates. 

Thank you to Cole Haan for sponsoring! Check them out at colehaan.com.

**Produced by Jhernie Evangelista and Hannah Rothblatt**

Presented by Cole Haan: Why networking doesn't have to Be awkward

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