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EPISODE · Mar 7, 2025 · 29 MIN

Episode 3: My mom’s friend Judy on teen pregnancy, corporate success, and finding her way

from Everyday Wonder Women · host Stacee Santi Longfellow

Share your thoughts with us!Judy shares her remarkable journey from being a pregnant teenager in the 1960s to climbing the corporate ladder to Senior VP with no college education.• Working up from bank teller to Senior VP at a mortgage company without formal education• Learning the mortgage industry from the ground up with practical experience• Facing workplace discrimination in the 1960s banking industry's "good old boys club"• Getting pregnant at 17 and experiencing social shame and educational restrictions• Marriage in Juarez, Mexico and telling her parents afterward• Being forbidden from participating in extracurricular activities or socializing at school• The importance of women supporting other women through difficult times• Unexpected achievements including induction into the Softball Hall of FameIf you enjoyed meeting Judy and want to see old photos of her playing softball, head to Instagram @Stacee_Santi_Longfellow. Don't forget to leave a comment on social media or give a review wherever you listen to podcasts.

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Share your thoughts with us! Judy shares her remarkable journey from being a pregnant teenager in the 1960s to climbing the corporate ladder to Senior VP with no college education. • Working up from bank teller to Senior VP at a mortgage company without formal education • Learning the mortgage industry from the ground up with practical experience • Facing workplace discrimination in the 1960s banking industry's "good old boys club" • Getting pregnant at 17 and experiencing social shame and e...

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