Elevating Leaders: Sarah Starkey's Journey of Resilience, Volunteerism, and Empowerment

Comments or Thoughts on this Episode? Send us a text message.Discover the inspiring journey of Sarah Starkey, Chief Legal Officer and Corporate Secretary for the Larry H. Miller Group, as she shares her remarkable ascent from staff attorney to a pivotal leadership role. In this episode of Elevate, the Women's Leadership Institute podcast, we explore Sarah's instrumental work in managing major transactions, such as the sale of the Utah Jazz and the Larry H. Miller Automotive Group. Sarah opens up about the challenges she faced during the onset of COVID-19, balancing legal and human resources duties, and ensuring regulatory compliance in an ever-evolving landscape. Her story is a testament to resilience, adaptability, and strategic leadership.Join us as Sarah candidly discusses her journey of overcoming self-doubt and the powerful impact of community involvement. Influenced by her early interest in sociology and inspired by her mother’s acts of kindness, Sarah emphasizes the significance of giving back to disadvantaged and underserved communities. She shares poignant anecdotes about her volunteer work and how these experiences have profoundly shaped both her professional and personal life. The conversation underscores the importance of incorporating volunteerism into our daily routines to foster a more compassionate and inclusive society.We also highlight the incredible initiatives spearheaded by women leaders who are dedicated to community service and empowerment. From organizing the Lady Lawyer Cooking Night to establishing a Girl Scout troop for girls in family shelters, these endeavors illustrate the transformative power of positive role models. Additionally, we delve into Utah’s progress in promoting women's leadership and diversity in traditionally male-dominated industries, celebrating the collaborative spirit that has emerged. Tune in to gain valuable insights and be inspired by the extraordinary efforts to elevate women and communities alike.www.wliut.com@utwomenleaders