Lisa Hughes is an award winning journalist, news anchor for WBZ-TV Boston, and supporter and philanthropist for multiple organizations in the Boston area.  She shares stories of the resilience of her team through major events like the Boston Marathon bombings and the most recent COVID pandemic.

Dr. Liz O'Day is the CEO and Founder of Olaris, a biotechnology company focused on personalized medicine creating "biomarkers of response" to treatments.  She takes us on her journey through her studies, to lab, to founding her own company and building her team and culture.

Selling!  It's not easy.  Amplified explores how to better listen to clients and engage with buyers using a "Yes, and..." mindset.

Steve Pao is a startup co-founder, executive leader, investor, advisor, and member of the Harvard Business Review Advisory Council.  In his many roles, he's experienced growth, acquisition, merging teams and talks about leading and integrating teams through change.

Carol is a 4X CMO, Board Advisor, and now VC Partner in the Boston area.  She shares her approach to leading and advising with an open mind, being inclusive of others, and yet still being the decision maker in business.

Amplified is joined by Matt Walsh, founder of Noted Analytics and host of Never Lunch Alone on starting his own business and gaining an understanding and appreciation of all the roles in a team.

Interview with Larry Gennari, Founder of Project Entrepreneur, Partner at Gennari Aronson LLP, Adjunct Professor at BC Law explores the mindset of entrepreneurship and using "yes, and..." to create opportunities of doing good.

There are many ways saying "but" can crush ideas, teamwork, and collaboration.  We explore those in this podcast and the impact it has on the team.  There is, however, one great thing about saying "but" which we divulge at the end.

Its not just about saying "yes" all the time.  Come learn about "Yes, and..." as a mentality for corporate teams and leadership.  

Its an interesting time we live in today with many meetings moving to virtual meetings.  Memes are now calling out what meetings could be emails (one of our favorites).  Learn how to make both in person and virtual meetings suck less in this weeks episode.