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RATE AND FOLLOWIn this episode, Nicole D'Arcangelo shares her eclectic journey through acting, writing, and nonprofit work, highlighting how diverse experiences can shape a successful career. She discusses her approach to self-publishing, building internships, and her innovative nonprofit project supporting travel accessibility for people with mobility issues.Nicole's Books: https://www.amazon.com/stores/Nicole-DArcangelo/author/B07Z243786?sr=8-1&shoppingPortalEnabled=true&ccs_id=d13caada-70b2-4838-af75-c1b3d4c1f56fThe Double Noble Foundation: https://www.doublenoble.org/Website: https://www.reroutedpod.comEmail: [email protected]: @rerouted_podLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/rerouted-podcast/Keywordsself-publishing, nonprofit, acting, writing, internships, travel accessibility, book promotion, series writing, nonprofit startupKey TopicsNicole's eclectic career path from acting to writing to nonprofit workSelf-publishing process and promotion strategiesCreating and managing internship programsInnovative nonprofit supporting travel for people with mobility issuesLessons learned from diverse professional experiencesTakeawaysDiverse experiences can be leveraged to build a unique careerEffective self-publishing requires thorough editing and promotionInternships can be a valuable way to gain experience and build networksNiche nonprofits can address specific community needs and create impactStorytelling skills from acting enhance interview and presentation skillsChapters00:00 Introduction to Nicole D'Arcangelo02:38 Balancing a Multifaceted Career05:09 The Journey into Ghost Tour Guiding08:03 College Experience and Acting Career10:52 Transitioning to Teaching and Historical Roles13:35 Interviewing with an Eclectic Background16:20 The Value of a Dramatic Arts Degree19:13 The Writing Journey Begins21:43 Self-Publishing Insights24:38 Promoting Your Book Effectively27:38 Working with Interns for Book Promotion30:21 The Value of Mentorship and Internships36:56 Promoting a New Book: Noble Destiny40:14 Launching a Nonprofit: A Journey of Compassion49:05 Navigating Friendships in Business Ventures51:36 Advice for Early Career Professionals

RATE AND FOLLOWOn today's episode, Nicholas Karamanian gets wicked tactical in Rerouted's first ever solo episode. He breaks down some of the basics on how to approach your internship, including defining a clear goal, what to do week 1, 6, and 12, and how to network your little heinie off. Listen and let us know what you think!Website: https://www.reroutedpod.comEmail: [email protected]: @rerouted_podLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/rerouted-podcast/keywordsinternship, career development, networking, professional growth, internship tips, self-advocacy, career advice, student successkey topicsSetting internship goalsNetworking and relationship buildingSelf-advocacy and communicationReflecting and tracking progressPreparing for post-internship opportunitiesChapters00:00 Introduction to Intern Maxing01:35 Defining Goals for Your Internship06:31 First Week Strategies10:27 Advocating for Yourself14:01 Daily Habits for Success18:43 Mid-Internship Check-In21:39 Networking Opportunities26:27 Final Week Strategies

RATE AND FOLLOWIn this episode, Bree Carriglio shares her journey from creative writing and publishing to leading impactful humanitarian work with the Fund for Armenian Relief. She discusses the importance of authentic communication, the power of mentorship, and the future-focused approach that fuels sustainable development in Armenia.Key Topics:Bree's transition from publishing to nonprofit leadership, emphasizing the role of storytelling in fundraisingThe influence of mentorship and how experienced guidance shapes career decisionsStrategic development initiatives at FAR, including the new ACT college and small business programsBalancing emotional engagement with organizational objectives amid humanitarian crisesThe importance of transparency, education, and future orientation in nonprofit marketingNavigating cultural differences and building trust within the Armenian diaspora and in ArmeniaHow skills from marketing and freelancing inform effective organizational leadershipPersonal insights on balancing passion projects like writing with professional responsibilitiesAddressing challenges of media visibility and recognition for Armenia’s ongoing struggles and successesThe evolving landscape of philanthropy, emphasizing sustainability and empowering local communitiesFAR USA: https://www.farusa.org/Website: https://www.reroutedpod.comEmail: [email protected]: @rerouted_podLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/rerouted-podcast/Timestamps:00:00 - Why FAR is about hope, future, and present resilience01:13 - Bree’s role at FAR and her background02:23 - Bree’s college experience and lessons in resource utilization03:47 - Her first job in publishing and industry expectations05:02 - Navigating the reality versus romantic notions of a career in books07:23 - Entry into marketing through real estate and freelancing08:47 - Lessons from freelancing that benefit organizational leadership12:05 - Bree’s decision to pursue philanthropy and her connection to Armenian roots13:33 - How mentorship influenced her career shift15:05 - Her emotional connection to FAR’s mission and Armenian identity16:02 - The role of mentorship, especially mid-career pivots19:04 - Transition from marketing to executive directorship at FAR20:39 - Using marketing skills to educate and connect within organizational and community contexts21:14 - Cultural learning curves working in Armenia22:33 - Managing identity and representation as a half-Armenian23:15 - The diaspora’s motivation and engagement with FAR’s mission24:45 - Realizations about philanthropy work versus expectations26:23 - The importance of transparency and trust in fundraising27:31 - How marketing enhances transparency and donor trust29:43 - Highlights of FAR’s new ACT college and ongoing projects33:01 - The evolution from crisis aid to long-term development since 198834:25 - Bree’s ongoing project of writing a novel about trauma and resilience36:12 - Inspiration behind her novel and its connection to human stories37:31 - How FAR’s work becomes emotionally impactful and sustains purpose39:49 - The resilience of Armenian people and lessons from Armenia’s ongoing challenges44:27 - The significance of focusing on the positive and future-oriented stories45:25 - The balance between acknowledging tragic history and envisioning hope46:12 - A pivotal career experience shaping her professional goals46:57 - Her secret weapon: active listening and understanding others47:42 - A mentorship advice that changed her perspective48:05 - Final thoughts: Educate, inspire, and support Armenia’s ongoing story

RATE AND FOLLOWIn this conversation, Nicholas Karamanian interviews Dr. Adam Link and discusses his journey from a finance background to the tech industry, detailing his experiences in investment banking, founding a startup, and transitioning to a management role at Coinbase. He discusses working through imposter syndrome, and how it influenced his decision to pursue advanced degrees. Dr. Link also talks about founding Fireweed Capital, his investment philosophy, and the challenges of balancing work and family life. He emphasizes the value of job hopping early in one's career and the importance of networking and personal connections.Fireweed Capital: https://fireweedcapital.com/Website: https://www.reroutedpod.comEmail: [email protected]: @rerouted_podLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/rerouted-podcast/Keywordsfinance, technology, startup, education, imposter syndrome, Coinbase, Fireweed Capital, investment philosophy, work-life balance, career adviceTakeawaysDr. Link transitioned from finance to tech, highlighting the importance of adaptability.His startup experience taught him valuable lessons about entrepreneurship and luck.Imposter syndrome can be a motivating factor for personal growth and education.Advanced degrees helped Dr. Link gain confidence in his expertise.He emphasizes the importance of finding a supportive work environment.Dr. Link's investment philosophy focuses on active management tailored to individual risk tolerance.Balancing work and family life is challenging, especially with children.Networking and personal connections are crucial for career advancement.Job hopping can lead to valuable experiences and opportunities early in one's career.Dr. Link encourages embracing flexibility and pursuing passions in one's career.Sound Bites"I failed out and I'm proud of that.""Imposter syndrome is not a bad thing.""Enjoy the lack of responsibilities."

In this conversation, Nicholas Karamanian speaks with Kaila Lopez and Kyle Hagge from Morning Brew about their diverse career paths, the importance of experimentation in early careers, and the value of finding purpose in work. They share insights on navigating the job market, the impact of parenthood on career perspectives, and the lessons learned from hosting a career podcast. The discussion emphasizes the significance of networking, personal growth, and the evolving nature of work in today's world.Website: https://www.reroutedpod.comEmail: [email protected]: @rerouted_podLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/rerouted-podcast/Per My Last Email Podcast: https://www.permylastemailshow.com/TakeawaysThis is a very full circle moment for me.You can find purpose in a lot of fields.It's never been easier to experiment.You don't need to get everyone in the world.I think it's a good reminder to stay humble.You can do a bunch of stuff and see how you react.I think the real answer is somewhere in the middle.You should be able to find some purpose in your career.I think it's a great question.I want to know your Mount Rushmore of episodes.Keywordscareer advice, podcasting, early career, job market, purpose in work, experimentation, media industry, personal growth, networking, professional developmentChapters00:00 Navigating Early Careers: Experimentation and Growth04:16 The Importance of Nonlinear Career Paths06:45 Finding Your Fit: The Role of Early Experiences09:31 The Power of Experimentation in Career Development12:39 Leveraging Company Reputation for Career Growth14:57 The Intersection of Media and Education17:35 The Role of Brand Recognition in Career Advancement20:46 Recovering Perfectionism: A Personal Journey23:40 Balancing Ambition and Well-being25:22 The Journey to Self-Acceptance25:42 The Birth of Per My Last Email27:34 The Evolution of the Podcast29:28 Opportunities and Growth31:10 The Value of Conversations33:26 Fatherhood and Career Perspectives36:03 Critical Thinking in Careers40:03 Finding Purpose in Work43:59 Advice for Early Career Professionals

FOLLOW, RATEIn this conversation, Jeff shares his journey from struggling in college to becoming a recruiter at Amazon and founding BobaTalks, a nonprofit aimed at mentoring students. He discusses the challenges he faced, the importance of finding one's North Star, and how his experiences shaped his desire to help others. Jeff emphasizes the balance between personal and professional life, and the need for a personal code to navigate career paths. He also reflects on the impact of BobaTalks on his career and offers advice for students navigating their own paths.Website: https://www.reroutedpod.comEmail: [email protected]: @rerouted_podLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/rerouted-podcast/Jeff's LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jvngyn/EWB-UIUC Website: ewbuiuc.orgKeywordscareer advice, mentorship, recruiting, BobaTalks, Amazon, personal development, college struggles, public speaking, online presence, student supportTakeawaysJeff's journey includes struggles in college and early career.He transitioned from a tech support role to recruiting at Amazon.Finding his North Star involved helping students and giving back.BobaTalks was founded to mentor students and provide career advice.Navigating conflicts of interest is a challenge for Jeff.BobaTalks has significantly impacted his career and perspective.Balancing personal life and professional responsibilities is difficult.Jeff encourages students to embrace their unique paths and timelines.Building a meaningful online presence requires authenticity and consistency.It's important to have a personal code to navigate career decisions.Sound bites"I want to help students feel less lost.""I want to help students the most that I can.""I want to make LinkedIn feel more accessible."Chapters00:00 Introduction to Jeff's Journey02:27 College Experience and Early Career Struggles07:13 Transitioning to Recruiting at Amazon11:37 Finding His North Star14:41 The Birth of BobaTalks20:15 Balancing Recruitment and Mentorship25:55 Personal Growth Through BobaTalks28:14 Managing Time and Energy32:16 Navigating Career Changes and Identity34:49 The Philosophy Behind Mentorship37:48 Future Aspirations and Career Goals39:38 Building Communities and Seeking Help42:36 Crafting a Meaningful Online Presence48:27 Balancing Personal and Professional Life59:41 Final Thoughts and Advice for Career Navigation

In this conversation, Nicholas Karamanian speaks with Fuyuto Miyake, a resident physician focused on integrating AI into healthcare systems. They discuss Fuyuto's journey from medical school to developing innovative AI tools, his experiences at a hackathon, and the impact of social media on his career. Fuyuto shares insights on managing multiple projects, the importance of policy in healthcare, and his vision for the future of medicine, emphasizing the need for community-centric approaches and sustainable healthcare solutions.Website: https://www.reroutedpod.comEmail: [email protected]: @rerouted_podLinkedIn: ReroutedFuyuto LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/fuyuto-miyake-md/Fuyuto X: https://x.com/FuyutoMiyake?s=20KeywordsAI in healthcare, innovative solutions, medical technology, healthcare systems, career paths, hackathon, social media impact, time management, policy in healthcare, future of medicineTakeawaysFuyuto Miyake is a resident physician focused on AI in healthcare.He believes technology can help fix systemic healthcare issues.Curiosity and problem-solving are key to learning programming.Participating in hackathons can showcase skills and ideas.Social media can significantly enhance professional visibility.Networking can lead to unexpected career opportunities.Policy is crucial for implementing effective healthcare solutions.AI will play a transformative role in future medicine.Community-level data can drive healthcare improvements.Sustainable healthcare systems require innovative city planning.Sound bites"AI tools to improve healthcare systems""Triage is very important""My posts reached around 500,000 impressions"Chapters00:00 Introduction to Fuyuto Miyake01:04 Journey into Medicine and AI04:31 Hackathon Experience and Triage Application06:40 Impact of Social Media and Networking10:07 Current Projects and Future Aspirations18:28 Policy, AI, and the Future of Medicine

In this episode, Nicholas Karamanian interviews Abdullah Ikram, a university student and entrepreneur who transformed his personal experience with back pain into a successful business by designing an orthopedic pillow. Abdullah shares his journey from identifying a market need to navigating the complexities of product design, manufacturing, and marketing. He emphasizes the importance of trust in supplier relationships, the challenges of balancing academic responsibilities with entrepreneurial ambitions, and the need for continuous learning and adaptation in business. Abdullah also discusses his future aspirations and the potential for market expansion beyond the UAE.Website: https://www.reroutedpod.comEmail: [email protected]: @rerouted_podLinkedIn: ReroutedProduct Link: https://www.amazon.ae/dp/B0C85PYM29?ref_=cm_sw_r_cso_cp_apin_dp_RXV1SEFTC7DEPXE5J79CKeywordsentrepreneurship, orthopedic pillow, manufacturing, marketing, university student, business challenges, product design, Amazon FBA, UAE, back painTakeawaysAbdullah turned his personal struggle with back pain into a business opportunity.He designed an orthopedic pillow specifically for people with back pain.The journey of entrepreneurship involves making mistakes and learning from them.Finding a reliable manufacturer is crucial for product success.Abdullah emphasizes the importance of trust in supplier relationships.Marketing strategies must adapt to different cultural contexts.Balancing academic responsibilities with business ambitions is challenging but essential.Setting deadlines for business goals helps maintain focus and direction.Collaboration with established entities can enhance credibility and market reach.Continuous learning and adaptation are key to entrepreneurial success.Sound bites"Comparison is the thief of joy.""You need capital to start off with this.""You have to document the whole thing."Chapters00:00 The Birth of an Idea: From Pain to Product03:25 Designing the Solution: The Creation Process06:22 Manufacturing Insights: Collaborating with Factories08:49 Navigating the Market: Finding the Right Audience11:37 Logistics and Fulfillment: The Amazon Model14:44 Growth Challenges: Learning from Experience17:31 Building Trust: The Importance of Reputation20:25 Future Directions: Setting Goals and Deadlines26:53 Exploring Market Differences: UAE vs. US29:34 Navigating Logistics and Market Entry34:23 The Importance of Local Knowledge in Business37:26 Balancing Academia and Entrepreneurship42:11 Funding Your Business: Lessons Learned44:44 Starting Your Entrepreneurial Journey46:00 The Importance of Continuous Improvement47:50 Entrepreneurship and Overcoming Challenges

Follow, Rate, Like, Subscribe!SummaryIn this conversation, Aneesh discusses his journey as a startup founder and the mission of Learvo, an education technology company aimed at making learning more engaging and personalized. He shares insights from his first startup experience, the transition from sales to product management, and the importance of customer discovery in building a successful product. Aneesh also addresses the challenges of recruitment in startups, the impact of AI on education, and offers valuable advice for aspiring entrepreneurs.Website: https://www.reroutedpod.comEmail: [email protected]: @rerouted_podLinkedIn: ReroutedAneesh's Email: [email protected]: learvo.comTakeawaysLearvo aims to make learning fun and motivating for students.Customer discovery is essential for validating startup ideas.Recruitment is a continuous process in startups.Adaptability is crucial for navigating the startup landscape.AI will play a significant role in the future of education.Perseverance is key to overcoming challenges in startups.Competition can drive innovation and improvement.Experimentation is necessary for growth and success.Understanding different learning modalities can enhance education.Seek diverse perspectives and advice to inform your journey.Sound bites"Experimentation is vital for growth.""Seek advice from various perspectives.""Find what motivates you and follow it."Chapters00:00 Introduction to Learvo and Its Mission02:45 Aneesh's Startup Journey: From College to Entrepreneurship06:12 Transitioning from Sales to Product Management09:03 The Impact of College Experiences on Startup Ideas12:09 Navigating the Job Market: Breaking into Product Management14:50 The Importance of Customer Discovery in Startups17:49 Recruitment Challenges in Early-Stage Startups21:05 The Origin Story of Learvo23:50 Building a Product: From Ideation to Customer Validation27:01 Lessons Learned in Product Management29:55 Adapting to Evolving Technology in Startups39:07 Navigating Startup Challenges40:43 The Startup Lifestyle: Work-Life Balance43:08 The Future of Education: Evolving Classrooms51:31 Advice for Aspiring Startup Founders57:51 Finding Purpose in Career ChoicesKeywordsLearvo, education technology, startups, customer discovery, product management, entrepreneurship, AI in education, recruitment challenges, startup advice, future of learning

Follow, Rate, Like, Subscribe!In this conversation, Angie Stacey shares her inspiring journey from being a dental office manager to her current roles at Brunswick, highlighting her late entry into college, the challenges of balancing family and education, and her growth in the HR field. She emphasizes the importance of self-advocacy, setting boundaries, and pursuing fulfillment in both personal and professional life.Website: https://www.reroutedpod.comEmail: [email protected]: @rerouted_podLinkedIn: ReroutedTakeawaysAngie transitioned from a dental office manager to HR roles at Brunswick.She started her college education later in life after being laid off.Balancing family responsibilities with education was a significant challenge.Angie graduated with a 3.9 GPA while raising a child and working.She learned the importance of self-advocacy in her career.Angie emphasizes that money isn't everything in choosing a career.She encourages others to seek fulfillment in their work and life.Curiosity is a key trait for successful interns.Setting boundaries and learning to say no is crucial for well-being.Angie's journey reflects the importance of support from family and mentors.Keywordscareer journey, HR, education, work-life balance, personal growth, internships, dental hygiene, Brunswick, self-advocacy, life lessonsChapters00:00 Introduction and Overview of Brunswick Corporation01:14 Angie's Early Career Journey04:30 Transitioning to College and Dental Hygiene08:26 Challenges and Triumphs in Dental Hygiene School11:53 Starting a Career in Dental Hygiene15:49 Navigating Changes in the Dental Office17:47 The Impact of COVID-19 on Dental Hygiene21:40 Transitioning to Brunswick Corporation23:07 Exploring New Opportunities in HR and Education25:27 Navigating Career Development and Education28:55 Reflecting on Past Challenges and Support Systems30:29 Transferring Skills from Dentistry to HR32:38 Learning to Say No and Setting Boundaries34:34 Validation in Career Transitions36:29 Advocating for Yourself in the Workplace39:08 Looking Back: Would You Change Your Path?41:42 Keys to Success for Interns45:49 The Competitive Landscape of Intern Recruitment48:40 Final Thoughts on Fulfillment and Career Satisfaction50:47 Empowering Your Career Journey

I apologize for the inconsistent audio on the episode today. We had some issues working with some new equipment and it will never happen again.LIKE, SUBSCRIBE, FOLLOW, RATEOn today's special live ADIPEC episode, Harvey Young and I break down the recent deals between Gecko Robotics and ADNOC Gas. We talk about the next steps Gecko is looking to take in the Gulf, what this means for the energy industry, and the future of infrastructure maintenance. If you have any thoughts, feedback or suggestions for future episodes, don' hesitate to reach out!Official Gecko Robotics Press Release: https://www.geckorobotics.com/news/ADNOC-Group-PRWebsite: https://www.reroutedpod.com Email: [email protected] Instagram: @rerouted_pod LinkedIn: Rerouted

SummaryIn this episode, Nicholas Karamanian interviews Emily Lawson-Bulten, a doctoral candidate at the University of Illinois, who shares her unique journey from civil engineering to pursuing a PhD. Emily discusses her early career, impactful travel experiences, and the lessons learned about water scarcity and engineering. She emphasizes the importance of community engagement, the value of mentorship, and the need for engineers to understand the social dynamics of their work. Emily also reflects on her aspirations for the future and the evolving definition of what it means to be an engineer.TakeawaysEmily's journey highlights the importance of mentorship in shaping career paths.Travel experiences can significantly influence one's professional focus and values.Understanding community needs is crucial for effective engineering solutions.Engineers should consider the long-term maintenance of their designs.Personal connections in the workplace enhance job satisfaction and performance.Career paths are often non-linear and filled with unexpected opportunities.Being open to new experiences can lead to personal and professional growth.The definition of engineering is evolving to include diverse perspectives and approaches.Collaboration with communities can lead to more effective and sustainable engineering solutions.Self-awareness and understanding one's biases are essential for engineers. Emily's Email: [email protected]: https://www.reroutedpod.comEmail: [email protected]: @rerouted_podLinkedIn: ReroutedChapters00:00 Introduction to Emily's Journey02:56 Undergraduate Experience and Early Influences05:39 Impactful Travel Experiences and Water Equity08:14 Lessons from Kenya: Water Scarcity and Engineering10:42 Advice for Students: Embracing Opportunities13:31 First Job Experience: Learning and Growth16:06 Transitioning to a New Role: Finding Passion18:49 Optimizing Job Preferences and Experiences21:01 The Value of Comprehensive Project Involvement23:48 Final Thoughts on Engineering and Personal Growth29:20 Passion and Career Reflection32:04 The Decision to Pursue a PhD37:47 Expanding the Definition of Engineering44:08 Personal Growth and Engineering Identity46:37 Future Aspirations and Open Possibilities54:13 From Civil Engineering to Academia54:13 Looking Ahead: The Future of EngineeringKeywordsengineering, career paths, PhD, water equity, community development, travel experiences, civil engineering, mentorship, professional growth, teaching

In this episode of Rerouted, host Nicholas Karamanian interviews May-Li Khoe, VP of Design at Handshake. They discuss May-Li's journey into design, her experiences at Apple and Microsoft, and her transition to Khan Academy. The conversation covers the evolution of design, the importance of observation, and the impact of creative pursuits like DJing and writing on professional growth.

In this conversation, Geoff Rutledge shares his unique journey from film production to medicine, discussing the challenges he faced in medical school, the importance of stability in his career, and how he balances family life with his profession. He reflects on the skills he gained from his film background that have helped him in medicine, the financial considerations of pursuing a medical degree, and the creative outlets he maintains outside of work. Geoff emphasizes the importance of considering possibilities for change and offers advice for those looking to transition careers.Email: [email protected]: https://www.reroutedpod.comLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/rerouted-podcastInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/rerouted_pod

In this conversation, Peter Durand shares his journey from a creative upbringing to running, AlphaChimp, a visual facilitation firm. He discusses his educational background, how he discovered graphic recording, and his journey as an entrepreneur. Peter reflects on the impact of AI on creative industries, his role as an adjunct law professor, and offers valuable advice for aspiring entrepreneurs and creatives.Alphachimp URL: https://www.alphachimp.com/Website: https://www.reroutedpod.comLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/rerouted-podcastInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/rerouted_pod

In today's episode, Nick interviews Asheesh Advani, CEO of Junior Achievement Worldwide. We discuss his early career in management consulting, his time founding a leading fintech company, his time leading an international non-profit, and the writing of his international bestelling book, "Modern Achievement".Link to buy Modern Achievement: https://modernachievement.com/product/modern-achievement/Website: https://www.reroutedpod.comLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/rerouted-podcastInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/rerouted_pod

On today's episode of Rerouted, Nick interviews Tadeh Issakhanian. Tadeh originally planned on becoming a doctor, but ended up beginning a career in environmental work. He's spent time as an air quality specialist, a congressional staffer, a consultant at Deloitte, and a presidentially appointed senior climate advisor to the administrator of the GSA under the Biden administration. We talk about his early career, moving to DC, how he's consistently leveraged his network, and more. https://www.reroutedpod.com@rerouted_pod

Today's guest is Dr. Ann-Perry Witmer. Ann started her career as a reporter, but 15 years later, decided to return to school for her Bachelor's in Civil and Environmental Engineering. Now, she is a professor at the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign and a world renowned researcher. Join us as we talk about returning to school, nearly filed lawsuits against employers, and how journalism and art history has shaped her into the engineer she is today.For more information on Ann's research, visit: https://globalfew.org/, https://contextual.engineering.illinois.edu/Website: https://www.reroutedpod.comEmail: [email protected]: @rerouted-podLinkedIn: Rerouted Podcast

After graduation, Dan started his career at a non-profit focused on elevating young entrepreneurs, then worked at the Vanderbilt University center for innocation and design as Social Innovation Program Coordinator, and now serves as the Director of Enterprise Growth and Partnerships at HealthBreak Inc. Throughout our conversation, Dan and I talk about being a swiss army knife throughout his career, using his music career to connect professionally, working with entrepreneurs and with social innovation, and how he has grown his professional network by being his most authentic self, and giving to others.Email: [email protected]: www.reroutedpod.comLinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/company/rerouted-podcastInstagram: @rerouted_pod

Today's guest is Dr. Joanne Charles, an English and history teacher at the Wheeler School, an independent N-12 school in Providence, Rhode Island. In our conversation, we discuss Joanne's entry into education plus her experience in the field, her recent acquisition of her PhD as well as her research on career changers in education, and her reflections on her career thus far. Email: [email protected]: https://www.linkedin.com/company/rerouted-podcastInstagram: @rerouted_pod