626 Leadership Beyond the Classroom with Carolyn Bobby Green

Send us Fan MailWhat happens when early childhood professionals stop working in silos and start building stronger connections across classrooms, programs, and professional associations?In this episode of the Child Care Director’s Chair Podcast, Erica Saccoccio sits down with Carolyn Bobby Green for a conversation about leadership, professional growth, mentorship, and the power of staying connected in early childhood education.Carolyn shares why great training needs follow-through, how mentorship helps educators grow after the workshop ends, and why professional associations play such an important role in helping teachers, directors, and owners feel supported instead of isolated.They also discuss what leaders can learn from classroom educators, why toddler teachers often understand behavior in ways others may miss, and how tools such as video, feedback, and emerging AI technology can support stronger coaching and staff development.If you are an early childhood teacher, director, owner, or emerging leader looking to strengthen your team, build meaningful professional connections, and continue growing as a leader, this episode is for you.Learn more at www.childcaredirectorschair.com.Learn more about out guest:InstagramTraining U To Succeed™ — Get your sparkle backSupport the showThe Child Care Director's Chair Podcast is proudly powered by WatchMeGrow, our premier podcast sponsor and a trusted partner in early childhood education.WatchMeGrow helps child care programs strengthen family engagement through secure live-streaming, classroom video access, and communication tools that build transparency, trust, and peace of mind for families. Their innovative technology empowers programs to enhance safety, strengthen relationships, and showcase the incredible learning happening in their classrooms every day.To learn more about how WatchMeGrow can support your program, visit www.watchmegrow.com.Thank you to WatchMeGrow for supporting our mission to inspire, equip, and empower child care leaders around the world.