Please join Audrey Cavenecia, Host of Award-Winning Podcast Belonging & Leadership and Resmaa Menakem, Trauma Specialist, Guerilla Muse Podcast Host, & NYT Best Selling Author as they discuss the impact of the Will Smith, Chris Rock slapping incident at the Oscars. Let’s open the door and step towards the process of healing as a community.

On this previously live-streamed event, Audrey Cavenecia and Lara Nuer, talk about the fact that companies are investing more into training during this period of Great Resignation. They also discuss a Mother's Legacy. Lara Nuer is the Co-Founder, Lead Facilitator, Senior Executive Coach and Culture Change Partner at Learning as Leadership, a decades-old leadership development and culture change firm in the San Francisco Bay Area. Steeped in LaL’s proprietary methodology, Lara has been an instrumental leader of the core team of designers, facilitators, and coaches for 30 years. When Lara was 14 her mother, Claire, was diagnosed with terminal cancer and given 3 months to live. Lara and her father, Sam, became Claires’ copilots on her quest for healing. While still battling cancer -- Claire’s life’s work was born: to give people the tools to discover self-awareness. Claire and Sam created workshops to help others to bring their best selves to their projects and their relationships. “Don’t wait until you have a few months to live to work on yourself!” was her motto. Today, Lara continues to carry on her mother’s legacy.

Welcome to 1-800 Leadership. In today's episode Audrey Cavenecia, Host of Award-Winning Podcast Belonging & Leadership, and Annalisa Abell, Influencer & Girl Boss, as discuss turning The Great Reshuffle into an opportunity to have a career aligned with who you are. It’s time to learn how to turn your passion into a career that you love. More people than ever are now existing the traditional work paradigm in search of a better opportunity. If you are ready to align with the career of your dreams, you don’t want to miss this conversation.

On this previously live-streamed event, Audrey Cavenecia & Mike Robbins discussed the Pressure We Put On Performance in American society in light of the recent suicide at Stanford University. Students struggling in silence with mental health-related battles has been a challenge for many colleges and universities across the United States. Implementing protocols that deliver higher visibility for helpful resources has improved, but there is still more that needs to be done. This problem also exists in the workforce. However, in many instances, it is not properly addressed. As a society, we need to do better. Whether you’re a CEO, Founder, HR, Manager, or in another leadership position, we seriously need to talk about this. Feel free to join the Amplify Voices Community. Text your questions and comments to +1 (310) 582-5216. We would love to hear from you.

Welcome to the Belonging and Leadership podcast with Audrey. Today Audrey will be discussing the importance of cultural representation within your home with Sunyoung "Sunny" Hong. Originally trained in architecture, Sunny is a design-driven problem solver who is addressing the lack of representation of mixed-race people in America through an offering of home and lifestyle products that highlight people’s multicultural heritage. As a founder of Portmanteau Home, she combines her design experiences across industries ranging from graphic design, hospitality design to resort planning, to advocate for creating homes that are more than just beautiful; a home should be a space that reflects one’s history and heritage. Sunny hopes to bring the idea of modern multicultural home decor into the mainstream and provide visual affirmations to the complex cultural identities of mixed-race individuals. Sunny studied psychology at Yale University and holds a Master of Architecture from GSD, Harvard University.

On this previously live-streamed event, Audrey Cavenecia & Kelley Bonner discussed Critical Elements of Accountable Communication. Like Estee Lauder, many companies are being faced with challenges when trying to standardize a protocol that governs how to discipline employees regarding inappropriate social media posts. What are best practices for helping to navigate your team’s reaction to a possible social media incident? Whether you’re a CEO, Founder, HR, Manager, or in another leadership position, we seriously need to talk about this. Feel free to join the Amplify Voices Community. Text your questions and comments to +1 (310) 582-5216. We would love to hear from you.

On this previously live-streamed event, Audrey Cavenecia, Bonnie Marcus, & Shari Leid discussed Ageism in The Workforce. Owners and managers must lead by example when it comes to team diversity, in any form. Problems arise when discriminatory statements made by managers, leaders, and company owners, are not addressed directly. But, how do you report or reprimand your boss? How do you create unity on a team with significant age diversity? Whether you’re a CEO, Founder, HR, Manager, or in another leadership position, we seriously need to talk about this.Feel free to join the Amplify Voices Community. Text your questions and comments to +1 (310) 582-5216. We would love to hear from you.

On this previously live-streamed event, we discussed Accountable Communication related to Kanye West and Spotify’s Daniel ELK. As leaders, we know that accountability is a critical component of being an effective manager. Ideally, when leaders can clearly communicate goals and expectations, team member morale and productivity increase. Whether you’re a CEO, Founder, HR, Manager or in another leadership position, we seriously need to talk about this.Feel free to join the Amplify Voices Community. Text your questions and comments to +1 (310) 582-5216. We would love to hear from you.

On this previously live-streamed event, we discussed The Freedom of Speech, Joe Rogan & The N-Word. Where do we draw the line between self expression and racism? How do we hold high profile influencers or internal team leaders accountable when someone uses the N- word? Whether you're a CEO, Founder, HR, Manager, or in another leadership position, we seriously need to talk about this.Feel free to join the Amplify Voices Community. Text your questions and comments to +1 (310) 582-5216. We would love to hear from you.

Welcome to Belonging & Leadership, with Audrey. Today I will be speaking with Martina Åkerlund. She is the CEO of sports tech company Triggy, in the male dominated gaming industry. 20 years of experience from banking and finance as a Management Consultant and in senior positions including CMO and Head of Regulatory Reporting in organizations such as Nasdaq, Swedbank and SEB.Feel free to reach out to me with your questions and shares. Join the Amplify Voices Community. Text “Belonging” to 310-582-5216 we would love to hear from you.