EPISODE · Aug 23, 2021 · 55 MIN
The Importance of Community: Melissa Gilbo on Women Supporting Women
from TranscendWithM · host Monica Adwani
Melissa Gilbo is a Co-Founder of the Women Business League, a heart-centered leader whose universe revolves around her two amazing sons and incredibly supportive husband. Together, they’re raising a family on the Northshore of Massachusetts where their roots run deep. From the baseball field to a business meeting, Melissa cares deeply about relationships. For 20 years, Melissa worked in the insurance industry helping clients protect what matters most to them. She’s a firm believer that developing partnerships, establishing connections, and strengthening community ties are all crucial to success. Melissa is most passionate about helping women reach their next level, with a knack for creating opportunities and a flair for marketing campaigns that she applies every day in building the Women's Business League brand. Episode Highlights: Working for a company vs working for an agency. (4:41) The more you give, the more you get. (9:57) Why do more communities need this type of authentic networking? (14:51) The obstacles they faced right out of the gate. (20:00) What is the vision of the Women’s Business League? (24:41) What are the powerful stories of the Women’s Business League? (30:45) Being in a community with other women that are up to big things. (35:24) What message of empowerment do you have for our listeners? (40:50) What does transcending mean to you? (46:44) Key Takeaway: "My message to all ladies who are listening right now is that it's important to have real, authentic discussions and present yourself in the best light before social media and computers, just like how we were meant to connect and meet in the first place." Resources: LinkedIn Website YouTube Twitter Women Business League
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