The Leader Brew Podcast

Rachel Arditi, Senior Director at Sage Therapeutics, shares a fascinating journey of juggling her master's degree with a demanding career. Discover how her theater background has been instrumental in cultivating her leadership skills and work ethic, all while leveraging classroom lessons in the real world. Our conversation sheds light on the vibrant dynamic between academic endeavors and practical application, offering listeners insights into how diverse experiences can fuel motivation and personal growth. Together with Dr. Rick Garrowood, we reflect on the exhilarating yet challenging path of reaching academic milestones, emphasizing the lifelong value of continuous learning and the importance of early life experiences.Navigating the decision to pursue further education while working full-time is no small feat, and this episode dives into the strategic considerations that come into play. From setting clear objectives—be it career advancement, increased salary, or personal development—to consulting with advisors and seasoned professionals, we explore the roadmap to academic and career success. Personal stories, including shifts from arts to business, highlight the need for clarity and adaptability in balancing studies with professional commitments. With a message of encouragement, we urge younger listeners to be open to change and new opportunities, reminding everyone of the significance of support systems and self-care amid ambitious pursuits.Support the show

Join Dr. Rick Arrowood for an engaging conversation with Matthew Coccoluto, a talented former student from Northeastern University D'Amore-McKim School of Business, as he shares his extraordinary transition from the stunning landscapes of Pepperdine University to the bustling tech scene in Boston. Matthew's journey is fascinating, as he recounts how the ocean views of Malibu seduced him during his film studies, yet ultimately his roots and the fast-paced rhythm of Boston beckoned him back. Listen as Matthew details how his foundation in project management during his graduate studies laid the groundwork for an unexpected opportunity at Uber, propelling him into the dynamic world of tech and operations management at ezCater. We then shift gears to tackle the evolving role of AI in the workplace, with a focus on the digital food marketplace. Matthew and I explore how AI is reshaping decision-making and efficiency, enhancing tasks like SQL queries, while also maintaining the delicate balance of personal client relationships. Our discussion highlights the growing acceptance of AI in business schools, transitioning from strict bans to more structured frameworks. As technology advances, we ponder whether businesses are actively crafting AI policies or merely observing its impact. This episode is an insightful look into the intersection of tech, education, and the transformative power of AI.Support the show

Explore the inspiring journey of Dr. Julia Ivy, an extraordinary educator, and international business strategist who transformed her life from a top management consultant in Eastern Europe to an internationally recognized leader in global strategies for businesses and individuals. Julia's story of choosing to shift her comfortable life back home to unknown opportunities and navigating a new life in America brings forth valuable lessons in open-mindedness, resilience, and strategy for businesses and anyone facing significant life changes. Our conversation with Julia takes a deep dive into the evolution of personal and professional strategies in new markets. She shares her transition from a GROWTH-focused strategy, crucial for establishing her place in a new country, to an EDGE-focused one that leverages her unique skills and background. By questioning "what's next," Julia emphasizes the importance of adapting strategies to meet current needs and guiding students and professionals to align their goals with strategic actions. Her insights on creating and using the BE-EDGE method provide a roadmap for celebrating achievements while remaining agile in the face of new challenges.Reflecting on legacy and personal positioning strategy themes, Julia discusses the sometimes anticlimactic nature of reaching significant milestones, such as earning two PhDs. We explore the metaphor of "unfreeze, act, refreeze" in leadership to acknowledge achievements and promote progress. This episode offers a vision of creating supportive environments where educated individuals from diverse backgrounds can capitalize on their unique skills and thrive as global talents.  Listen in to be inspired by Julia's journey and her commitment to empowering the next generation of global leaders.Support the show

What happens when young leaders step out of their comfort zone and embrace the unknown? Join us for an enlightening conversation with Duc Do, a remarkable student living in the USA who is originally from Vietnam and shares his journey of growth and transformation while studying in the US. Mentorship, cultural adjustments, and the courage to explore possibilities beyond traditional expectations are at the heart of our discussion. Discover how meaningful connections can shape both mentor and mentee and the profound impact of stepping beyond academic boundaries to unlock personal and academic potential.Our conversation doesn't stop at personal growth; it extends to the broader journey of life. We emphasize the art of living in the present and how today's choices shape tomorrow's opportunities. Reflecting on the unpredictable nature of life—highlighted by events like the COVID-19 pandemic—we delve into the importance of adaptability and self-awareness. Whether it's deciding to return home or pursue dreams abroad, the path is paved with thoughtful decisions and openness to change. This episode captures the essence of building legacies through conversations, offering heartfelt advice to dreamers, and illustrating the power of current actions in crafting a fulfilling future.Support the show

Join Part 2 of the conversation with Jalen Gonel, the brain behind Breadcrumbs.ai, as we unravel the threads of complexity in learning and entrepreneurship. Imagine a world where the intricate becomes attainable, where AI is your ally on a transformative journey through knowledge—this is the essence of Jalen's vision. In a heartfelt discussion, we trace Jalen's personal evolution from an introverted thinker to a pioneering force in tech, highlighting the pivotal role of self-education and emotional intelligence in crafting solutions that resonate deeply with human needs. As we navigate his narrative, we uncover insights into the art of connecting with others, the power of empathy, and the significance of solving real-world problems through intuitive and innovative thinking.What if the path to your dreams was not strewn with obstacles but paved with ease? We question the traditional mantra of 'no pain, no gain' and invite you to consider an alternative approach to achieving your aspirations. In this episode, we dissect the creative process, contrasting meticulous planning with the allure of spontaneity, and offer guidance to all visionaries yearning to bring their ideas to life. Delve into a philosophy where meaningful pursuits are guided by your own North Star, and where the genuine effort is not a bid against failure but a peaceful endeavor towards living without regrets. Our dialogue with Jalen promises to not only inspire but also provide you with the mindset to forge your own path, illuminated by purpose and the courage to share your story with the world.Support the show

Join the conversation with Jalen Gonel, the brain behind Breadcrumbs.ai, as we unravel the threads of complexity in learning and entrepreneurship. Imagine a world where the intricate becomes attainable, where AI is your ally on a transformative journey through knowledge—this is the essence of Jalen's vision. In a heartfelt discussion, we trace Jalen's personal evolution from an introverted thinker to a pioneering force in tech, highlighting the pivotal role of self-education and emotional intelligence in crafting solutions that resonate deeply with human needs. As we navigate his narrative, we uncover insights into the art of connecting with others, the power of empathy, and the significance of solving real-world problems through intuitive and innovative thinking.What if the path to your dreams was not strewn with obstacles but paved with ease? We question the traditional mantra of 'no pain, no gain' and invite you to consider an alternative approach to achieving your aspirations. In this episode, we dissect the creative process, contrasting meticulous planning with the allure of spontaneity, and offer guidance to all visionaries yearning to bring their ideas to life. Delve into a philosophy where meaningful pursuits are guided by your own North Star, and where the genuine effort is not a bid against failure but a peaceful endeavor towards living without regrets. Our dialogue with Jalen promises to not only inspire but also provide you with the mindset to forge your own path, illuminated by purpose and the courage to share your story with the world.Support the show

Stepping onto campus as a first-year student athlete, Jaiden Woodbey was determined to defy the odds. His journey through competitive football and rigorous academia, culminating in three degrees over five action-packed years, paints a compelling portrait of discipline and ambition. We're thrilled to welcome Jaiden Woodbey in our latest episode, where we peel back the gridiron to reveal the steadfast resilience and time management wizardry required to juggle higher education with the high stakes of collegiate sports. Throughout our conversation, Jaiden's personal anecdotes serve as a playbook for anyone striving to tackle their goals head-on, regardless of the field they're playing on. We dissect the parallels between the strategy of football and the tactics of effective leadership, highlighting how teamwork, focus, and an unwavering commitment to one's role are just as crucial in the corporate arena as they are on the playing field. Jaiden exemplifies the kind of leadership that's born in the locker room and refined in the boardroom, providing a masterclass for transitioning athletes and aspiring leaders alike.The episode closes with a rallying call to the dreamers, the determined, and the dedicated: chart your own course, break through boundaries, and build a legacy that echoes long after the stadium lights dim. Join us as we celebrate a story that's not simply about sports; it's about the relentless pursuit of excellence.Support the show

Can you imagine returning to pursue your educational dreams after a 35 year gap? Denise Eaton, a recent Merrimack College graduate, defied the odds and did exactly that. Denise’s inspiring journey from a long hiatus to achieving her Bachelor's degree is the heart of our conversation. We explore her motivations, experiences, and the critical role of perseverance and self-confidence that transformed her life and career.Education has evolved dramatically over the last three decades, particularly with the advent of online learning. Denise shares her insights about the convenience and flexibility of asynchronous online learning, which allowed her to seamlessly juggle work, life, and school. We delve deep into how this mode of learning is reshaping the educational landscape and why it's a game-changer for individuals seeking a more flexible educational path. Denise's journey transcends academics, it’s a testament to personal growth and self-fulfillment. We explore her transition from classroom to the real world, highlighting the significance of networking and professional relationships. Denise’s story reaffirms that it's never too late to chase your dreams, age is just a number in the job market. Join us to hear Denise's incredible journey and get inspired to reignite your educational aspirations.Support the show

Are you ready to hear a tale of extraordinary resilience? Meet Clifford Harrison, a former Foundation Year student and now an esteemed professional at the Massachusetts Biotechnology Council. Juggling the demands of early parenthood while striving academically, Clifford's narrative is an inspiring testament to the power of sheer will and determination. This episode also explores the value of networking and seizing every opportunity, providing listeners with real-life insights into achieving success.We'll delve into Clifford's journey, where he cleverly navigated his way to success. He'll recount how surrounding himself with smarter individuals and learning vital life skills from his basketball coach spurred him on. Clifford emphasizes the significance of mentorship, community service, and staying true to your purpose - all ingredients of his recipe for success. As a cherry on top, he'll impart the wisdom he would share with his seven-year-old self about the life ahead, a conversation not to miss. Tune in today and discover the extraordinary leader within you.Support the show

Join Dr. Rick Arrowood and his co-host, Dr. Leslie Hitch, as they reconnect with their former student, Wei Li Wong. Originally hailing from Malaysia, Wei Li will share her personal and professional journey from being an international graduate student to achieving a Senior Consultant position at Swinburne University in Melbourne, Australia.Wei Li compares her journey and approach to leadership to a video game, recognizing that life consists of multiple levels that require continuous learning, acquiring new tools, and embracing more significant challenges. She emphasizes the importance of acknowledging oneself and the individuals who contributed to their success, stating, "Nobody achieves success without understanding how they reached that point. It's crucial to recognize and appreciate those who have supported you along the way."Dr. Hitch reflects on her ability to recognize Wei Li's potential, emphasizing the significance of seeking assistance from others. She believes that as faculty members, it is their responsibility to foster the growth of students, particularly those who possess curiosity, a desire to navigate through uncertainty and resilience to tackle complex tasks.#TheLeaderBrew #Leadership #ProfessorArrowood #PodcastSupport the show

Join Dr. Rick Arrowood and Co-Host Dr. Leslie Hitch in an engaging conversation with former student Dr. Stephen Sim. This episode revolves around a recurring theme of respect and admiration for faculty members expressed by many exceptional students in the global leadership program. Dr. Sim passionately shares his thoughts on Dr. Hitch's profound impact on his journey.Reflecting on his experience, Dr. Sim emphasizes how Dr. Hitch ignited his passion for teaching by exemplifying the ability to inspire countless individuals to become lifelong learners. She seamlessly brought together people from diverse nationalities and cultures through her captivating storytelling and thought-provoking teaching methods. "Dr. Hitch single-handedly united a wide spectrum of individuals through her teaching style, and her influence on my life and career is undeniable," Dr. Sim acknowledges.Furthermore, he expresses his deep gratitude towards Dr. Hitch, recognizing that her support played a pivotal role in his accomplishment of becoming a teacher who genuinely cares for his students, both within and beyond the confines of the classroom. Dr. Sim firmly believes that his success in teaching and leadership is, in essence, a testament to Dr. Hitch's achievements. Without her guidance and mentorship, he admits uncertainty regarding whether he would have achieved his lifelong dream.Dr. Sim's profound appreciation for educators and their impact on shaping future generations drives his work toward building a better world. He underscores the importance of expressing gratitude to those who teach and inspire us, as it fuels his dedication to creating a brighter future for all.Support the show

Dr. Rick catches up with his former student, Ricky Sucitra, from Jakarta, Indonesia, to discuss Ricky's experience from the classroom to the realworld leading multicultural teams. In their conversation, Ricky shares how he and his team practice servant leadership in building high-performing teams, prioritizing resiliency, fostering a positive workplace culture, and developing effective strategies. Ricky encourages his employees to adopt a continuous learning mindset, embrace new opportunities, and take action to make a real difference in their work. He prioritizes policies that support work-life balance and wellness and fosters a culture of collaboration and idea-sharing across departments. Ricky emphasizes the importance of developing soft skills such as adaptability, agility, and teachability to prepare recruits for a successful future in the workplace. Ricky believes creating a learning culture ultimately leads to happier employees and a more successful workplace.Support the show

Accompany Dr. Rick as he reconnects with Nathan Luker, a former student from Melbourne, Australia. Nathan shares his reflections on studying leadership with American professors, which offered him a fresh perspective on his educational and professional journey. He discovered that learning goes beyond simply studying textbooks, collecting references for essays, or attaining instant gratification. Instead, he applied his newfound skills to adapt to a different approach to learning. Over the past decade, Nathan has integrated these fundamental learnings into establishing Australia's largest whistle-blowing company to support a more conducive workplace environment. His realization that life is both long and short offers profound guidance on how he perceives his personal and professional roles. Nathan describes it as "life's long," encouraging individuals to dream big, take risks, and learn from their mistakes, and "life's short," encouraging them to enjoy the present and recognize that there is ample time to reshape their narrative.Support the show

Dr. Arrowood is accompanied by Vi Nguyen, a former student from Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam, in this episode. The English translation of Ho Chi Minh is "Bringer of Light." Vi, who graduated a decade ago and has since ventured into the real world, is shedding light on the benefits of studying abroad, not only for students but also for professors. She co-founded ProPath, an educational company that assists Vietnamese students in studying in the USA, UK, and Australia while also facilitating global faculty exchanges. Vi reflects on her time in the global leadership courses, particularly the immense diversity present in the classroom. She cherishes the network and social interactions that are typical of Western-style education. "I remember how you instructed us to discard our syllabus and prepare to learn at the beginning of one of our classes. It caught me off guard, but the value it adds to my role as an entrepreneur today is immeasurable."Support the show

Join Dr. Rick Arrowood and guest Kristal Jericho as they explore self-discovery, motivation, and strategy. Kristal shares her personal and professional journey from the classroom to the real world, reflecting on the significance of self-belief, adaptability to change, and the courage to leave a workplace that isn't a good fit. Through her experiences, Kristal gained invaluable insight, even working in an environment that didn't align with her goals. However, she notes that real change requires a greater reliance on belief in oneself, motivation, and perseverance. In doing so, she's landed in a perfect place working in social policy for the Victorian Government.  Support the show

Dr. Rick Arrowood and Dr. Leslie Hitch are joined by Ruta Kothare, a former student from India, to discuss her perspectives on the cultural nuances of living and teaching in Australia and China. During the conversation, Ruta emphasizes the importance of being aware of differences and similarities, being open to vulnerability, and acknowledging that it's okay not always to be strong.The discussion covers various topics, including how students were less likely to ask for help before the global pandemic and were more focused on constantly achieving. However, Ruta shares her observations post-pandemic, where students are more likely to ask for help, prioritize mental health, and embrace vulnerability. Ruta provides valuable advice on overcoming the fear of vulnerability, which includes staying true to oneself, surrounding oneself with warmth, managing expectations, and absorbing knowledge. She also encourages individuals to live life to the fullest, embrace others, and not be afraid to get messy playing in the mud.Support the show

Dr. Rick Arrowood invites you to an extraordinary conversation with guest Andrew Joycey as they explore his life journey from the classroom to the real world. Andrew shares his insightful reflections on growing up in Papua New Guinea and Australia and how these experiences profoundly impacted his outlook and fostered his curiosity. He emphasizes the importance of finding purpose during challenging times and highlights the need to pause and reflect. Andrew also stresses the value of surrounding oneself with a diverse group of quality friends, acknowledging that life can be challenging, complex, and unfair. Still, he encourages others never to give up, remain adaptable, and maintain a desire to learn from others. Andrew speaks openly about the importance of mental health and urges individuals to seek support from others when needed.Support the show

Join Dr. Rick and his guests, Mohssen Owlad and Sanaz Bin, two former students from Iran who reside in Melbourne, Australia. In this episode, Mo and Sang share their stories of perseverance, tenacity, and courage in their pursuit of passion as entrepreneurs. Sanaz describes her journey of self-discovery as one that requires a positive outlook and continuous learning. Mo shares that following your passion and purpose sometimes means altering your path. In the face of ongoing challenges, this dynamic duo remain firm in their Iranian roots, but have learned how to combine their values with an openness and nonjudgmentalness as they approach life. This episode is perfect for students traveling from abroad to study, while demonstrating practical applications for learning a new language, blending in with different cultures, and pursuing your dreams. Support the show

Join Dr. Rick Arrowood and his guest Ivan Mootoosamy in this engaging discussion about leading others by understanding their personality and personality preferences. Ivan's departure from the small island nation of Mauritius to Australia unleashed his curiosity to learn, explore, engage, and adapt. Even when told many years ago in the classroom, his story of arriving in Australia at the age of 18 illuminates his genuine belief in people, an undeniable propensity for curiosity, and self-exploration outside his comfort zone.   Support the show

Join Dr. Rick Arrowood and his guest Dilini Kithsiri in this fascinating discussion about how to swim with your strengths in unchartered waters.  Dilini, an aquatics athlete, shares her transition from a trained competitor to learning how to collaborate in the transportation industry.  She knew at an early age what it meant to compete and how to work on a team, but the leadership classroom and her current work took adaptability to a whole new lane. She encourages others to take risks while maintaining focus and learn from any shortcomings. Her willingness to try something new, to dive into the deep end, so to speak, showcases her strengths in team building, cultural awareness, and the importance of celebrating the success of others.         Support the show

Join Dr. Rick Arrowood and his guest Martha Marroquin as they discuss her experiences from the classroom to the real world. Martha spoke about her journey and how the global leadership classroom provided the perfect space for gaining cross-cultural skills, interacting with fellow students, and understanding different perspectives on team projects with global relevance. She found ways to leverage these experiences that ultimately landed her a role with Holman, a global automotive services company, where she leads the Department of International Operations-Mexico. Her insight into adapting during a pandemic, finding a healthy work-life balance, and breaking barriers offer listeners fresh perspectives on how to use positive thinking to gain the trust of others and effectively lead globally.  Martha's authenticity shines as she describes the importance of tearing down walls, building bridges, and being open and nonjudgmental.   Support the show

Live from Pakistan, I sit down with former student Fazeel Tariq Mughal in the major city of Lahore for an interview discussing family business dynamics,  insights on politics, leading in a global environment, and his family's remarkable charitable work.  Fazeel's engineering background and leadership skills make him an effective director at Pakistan's largest steel-producing company.  This megaplex of steel production is the foundation for many charitable activities, including a state-of-the-art eye hospital and several medical laboratories. On average, the eye hospital sees more than 1,000 patients each day and performs 70 surgeries without any requirement for payment.  Support the show

Join Co-Hosts Dr. Rick Arrowood and Dr. Leslie Hitch along with today's guest, Tilka Farzana. Tilka is a graduate of the global leadership program, entrepreneur, and lecturer.  She shares her remarkable story of transitioning leadership theories from the classroom to the real world. Her story is an incredible journey that spans from Bangladesh to Boston to Melbourne, Australia back to Bangladesh. This episode gives insight into ways others can lead across cultural and geographical borders, even in these challenging times.Support the show

Join today's Host Dr. Rick Arrowood as he journeys down memory lane with Dr. Leslie Hitch and Jane Edmonds. These two global leadership faculty pioneers, also known as the dynamic duo, traveled 10,000 miles to Australia to do what they do best--teach, nurture, and inspire leaders worldwide.  Both relive memories of the global classroom, share stories of travel experiences, and fondly recall their interactions with students from more than 20 countries. Their humor, authenticity, and genuine love of teaching, as well their behind-the-scenes recollections, offer unique insight for faculty interested in teaching abroad in multi-cultural classrooms. Support the show

Join Dr. Rick Arrowood and his guest, Peter Cameron, as they catch up and talk about life, career, and the newest addition to Peter’s family, Hugh. Peter talks about his experiences after attaining a dual master’s degree in Melbourne and later working abroad in London. He shares the importance of family support for individual decisions, particularly when going to another country to work or study. When asked what it was like to uproot himself and what the inner voice was saying, Peter responded, “well, it was more like a scream…I needed to make myself uncomfortable to grow.” He reflected on the experiences that many international students—and foreign workers—must have from leaving their families, learning a second language, and adapting to a new culture. Peter shares his work with Vanguard’s program “Women’s Initiative for Leadership Success (WILLS).” At first glance, Peter wondered what role he could play. Soon after, he realized that as a male and from a leadership perspective, he could be a part of the solution to changing the status quo by improving opportunities for women in leadership. Peter shares that we should focus on finding something we love to do, and then everything from work to life to the community aligns.  Support the show

Join Dr. Rick Arrowood and guest Tatiana Klimova as they explore nonprofit topics, including how international students can benefit from volunteering with local nonprofit organizations. Tatiana shares her approach to "getting out of [my] comfort zone and really immersing my curiosity for learning to enhance my learning." She talks about the challenges facing many NGO's in Moscow, particularly during the current crisis. She worries about the short- and long-term impact on established NGO's given the reality that some major donors have fled Russia, or have been sanctioned and can no longer support these NGO's. She offers her insight on how leaders need to keep leading, especially more so in times of crisis. She believes "life is more important than death" and "we have to fight for it every day in the NGO space." For more information on how you can help the Medicine Solutions Foundation “Ne Naprasno” please visit https://nenaprasno.ru/   Support the show

Join Co-Hosts Dr. Rick Arrowood and Dr. Leslie Hitch as they catch up with their former student, Ishaku Haruna, now Dr. Ishaku Haruna. A Molecular Biologist, Dr. Haruna fondly reflects on his time in the classroom and shares his amazing journey of remaining connected to rural communities in Africa. His passion for helping young people--whether improving the school facilities or activating a 'can-do' personal attitude--inspires rippling effects among village chiefs, religious leaders, and the community at large. Ishaku shares an important lesson in practicing leadership: "It's ok for a leader to take a step back and let others lead-especially those with established power and influence. Leaders don't always have to be the "one" in the spotlight. Spend your time enabling them with your message of change so that they can get the job done more effectively." Support the show

Join Dr. Rick Arrowood and guest Laura Prado, who shares her story of coming from Argentina to Melbourne, Australia, and then settling in British Colombia, Canada. She's the Regional Manager of Virtual Care at Island Health - Vancouver Island Health Authority (Island Health | Island Health).  Laura talks about finding herself after a career in finance through leadership studies. She reflects on her journey and shares her openness for exploring opportunities, honing in on skill sets, and searching for meaningful contributions that add something special to the world. Laura's advice to immigrants: don't give up, don't let others stop you, follow your dream, and stay true to yourself.   Support the show

Join Dr. Rick Arrowood and guest Marc Vermouth. Marc is the Director at Rise Against Hunger (https://www.riseagainsthunger.org). He brings a breadth of leadership experience to this global organization that aligns with the United Nation's Sustainable Development Goal. In his work, Marc leads a team focused on four pathways: nourishing lives, empowering community, responding to emergencies, and growing the movement.  Marc shares remarkable stories of leading in challenging times, navigating ambiguity, and tapping into his leadership skills. Marc shares his advice to nonprofit leaders on maintaining a healthy lifestyle amid the unmet global nourishment needs of people that can--sometimes--feel overwhelming. During COVID, Marc maintained his purpose but recognized the need to balance life and work. He suggests that leaders should invoke humor and empathy during challenging times, find motivation outside the workplace, and listen to self.   Support the show

Join Dr. Rick Arrowood and Co-Host Professor Ifa Khan for this exciting interview with leadership alumn Charles Awodu. In this fascinating discussion, Charles describes what it was like to transition from a leadership classroom to the community. His inspirational story is sure to ignite your passion and purpose. As Founder and Leader of the World Leadership and Inspirational Foundation (World Leadership and Inspirational Foundation – WOLI Foundation), Charles nurtures the minds of young people to become world leaders.   Support the show

Join Dr. Rick Arrowood and former student Victoire Mazounie as they catch up after nearly 10 years in this episode. Victoire's story from the classroom to the real world is a must-listen to! She shares the uniqueness of studying leadership in a multi-cultural environment, which she credits for her success with Hilton Worldwide and Tomorrow's Daughter. Whether in her workplace or through her coaching practice, you'll hear her speak passionately about aiding women to aspire to leadership roles. For more information about Tomorrow's Daughter, please visit www.tomorrowsdaughter.co.uk. Support the show

The Leader Brew Podcast series is a collection of recent interviews with our former students all around the globe. They collectively gave my life purpose, inspired me, and brought fresh perspectives to solving some of today's most complex leadership challenges. You'll hear their stories--from the classroom to the real world--and I am confident each episode will propel your leadership journey forward.  Support the show