Strategist Erica Payne Is No Shrinking Violet
Episode 4 of the The Social Change Diaries podcast, hosted by Vanessa Wakeman at The Wakeman Agency, titled "Strategist Erica Payne Is No Shrinking Violet" was published on November 2, 2017 and runs 29 minutes.
November 2, 2017 ·29m · The Social Change Diaries
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Episode Description
Strategist and storyteller Erica Payne is a fearless advocate for economic justice. Known to "poke the bear" as creator of some of the most powerful issue campaigns of the last decade, Erica has built a thought leadership platform that provides a trail of bread crumbs for how women can leverage their ideas and expertise to create meaningful change.
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