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EPISODE · Aug 5, 2026 · 38 MIN

Reimagining Philanthropy: Creating Legacy Without Burnout with Carmen J. Randolph

from The Black Woman's Confidant

What does it take to build a lasting legacy without burning out in the process? In this episode of The Black Woman's Confidant, Dr. Nicole sits down with Carmen James Randolph, founding President & CEO of the Women's Foundation of the South (WFS). With nearly three decades of trailblazing work in philanthropy, Carmen is leading the charge to build a permanent endowment supporting Black and Brown women and girls across 13 Southern states. Drawing from her personal journey into high-stakes philanthropy, Carmen shares how she leverages her connections to mobilize funders, reshape systems, and direct critical resources into underserved Southern communities. But more than just funding, Carmen brings a vital message for every high-achieving leader: rest is non-negotiable. If you are a change maker trying to impact your community without sacrificing your own well-being, this conversation is your blueprint for sustainable leadership.

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