Felena Hanson is an expert in the entrepreneurial space, she has created Hera Hub, a coworking community for women. Not only a place to physically come to learn, grow, and build you community, it's also a place that offers experts in the industry to accelerate your business to get the market share that women deserve. Whether you have a physical hub near you or not, there is HUGE value in joining the virutal membership to take part in the daily/weekly/monthly programming HH has to offer. You can find Felena at www.felena.com, and as always please follow Women Making Moves on Instagram as well as Amy's coaching business at Unlock the Magic.

Spiritual GPS, Robin Thomas who is really a happiness coach that helps humans to fall in love with themselves, is helping everyone do the hard work it takes to up level as a human. A big blocker for many humans right now is that they're so enraged at things outside themselves, that they can't see that it's their work to heal...if it sounds hard and tough to wrap your mind around, tune in and hear Robin explain.Find Robin Thomas at www.phoenix-rising-healings.com, on Facebook and all social platforms. Also follow this podcast @women_making_moves on instagram as well as my coaching business @unlockthemagic_The work is worth it, we promise.

Sabrina Victoria is an entrepreneur at heart building businesses her entire life, but after one particular google search where she was looking for inspiration to help her out of a bad place, there were no women that came up! This inspired her to build a community called Her Nation in which women join and lift each other up in all facets of life to ensure all women not only have a voice, but also wealth.You can find Sabrina at www.sabrinavictoria.com or on Facebook @SabrinaVictoria.Please make sure to follow @women_making_moves on Instagram and you can also find Amy @unlockthemagic_ or www.unlockthemagic.org

Dani Klein-Modisett is a comedian turned CEO that dedicates her life toward bringing humor into the world. What began as a way to help her mother laugh during illness to improve her quality of life in her last few years was the genesis of something truly beautiful. Dani and her team bring modalities of laughter and humor into elder care but also now into workplaces as post pandemic is proving to be challenging for many. The name of Dani's business is Laughter On Call and you can find them at www.laughteroncall.com and follow them on all social platforms @laughteroncall.Also, to find out more about our guests, and me, follow me on Instagram @women_making_moves or my coaching business at www.unlockthemagic.org.

Today I am joined by Molly Moore, a formidable healthcare nerd. She has over 25 years experience working in various parts of healthcare in the United States. She has held roles in physician practices, at health plans, running employer benefits for a large union, worked in healthcare venture capital. She is in the early stages of starting her second company, Bramble. She has a passion for creating a more sustainable and accessible healthcare system. She is a mom, and plays roller derby. She lives in Seattle, WA. Fund Molly and her innovative disruption by messaging her on LinkedIn, you can also go to bramblehealth.com to stay up to date on Molly's work.

Tara Robertson is a leadership coach and a diversity, equity and inclusion consultant. As a leadership coach, she helps underrepresented leaders in corporate careers go from underestimated and overworked to unapologetic and wildly successful. She is a Certified Professional Coactive Coach and an Associate Certified Coach. She is an intersectional feminist who uses data and research to advocate for equality and inclusion. She brings nearly 15 years experience leading change in open source technology communities and corporate spaces, including 3 years leading Diversity and Inclusion at Mozilla. As a consultant she partners with corporate leaders to help drive systemic change. I'm grateful to Tara for lovingly coaching me during this episode as I asked a common question that white women ask, "What can I do?" - this is a common theme and the reality is that you already know what to do - trust yourself!Website: http://tararobertson.ca/Coaching testimonials: https://tararobertson.ca/women-of-color/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/tararobertson/ICF Conference petition: https://www.change.org/p/boycott-the-international-coaching-federation-s-conference-in-floridaSign up for the Un-Conference: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSed4XCSVMIq5_CBCXtdlhHzJQ0GQfZn6gavyMRaDJke-0eefA/viewform

Karrie Sullivan is a true game changer in the transformation space by anchoring back to humanity - it's truly exquisite to hear the way she thinks about mindset shifts, working together, and driving actual, long lasting change so that businesses evolve side by side rather than against one another. Find Karrie on LinkedIn or on her website, www.culminatestrategy.com

A powerful conversation about how humans are showing up in the workplace, they're successful and "performing" but they're not ok.Deya Smith-Taylor, aka Deya Direct is an Author, Producer, Media Personality and Certified Life Coach in Social & Emotional Intelligence. As the Executive Producer of the SuperpowHer Podcast & the Creator of The Super Self-Care Power Summit, she champions self-care and emotional wellness.Most recently she launched her non-profit the Super Self-Care Project designed to empower women in challenging life transitions with tools to enhance self-care and overall wellness via content, events, and services.You can find Deya @deyadirect on any social platforms or her website www.deyadirect.net where you can find her 4 books - "You're Successful, but are you ok?"; "Failure is Fuel"; "Soft is the New Power"; "Touch Yourself"

Amy is joined by Sacha Thompson on episode 2 of "Women Making Moves" where we celebrate the moves that women are making. Sacha Thompson is the founder of The Equity Equation, LLC, a high-touch boutique inclusive culture consulting and coaching firm based in the Washington, DC area. With 20+ years of experience within the education, non-profit and tech industries, Sacha’s work is about removing barriers or providing support in order to get to a place of equity and inclusion. She helps executives and leaders have that important dialogue and coaches them on the necessary, long-term changes that develop institutional cultures of inclusion.Sacha is helping organizations move past the buzzword or trend of DEI into true inclusive leadership. Follow The Equity Equation on LinkedIn, Facebook, and InstagramSubscribe to Sacha's podcast "DEI After 5" and donate at theequityequationllc.comor, email for more information to [email protected] and the new equity leadership institute to [email protected]

In the inaugural episode of Women Making Moves, Amy talks to Michela Bedard, the Executive Director of PERIOD. PERIOD. is a global youth-powered non-profit that strives to end period poverty and stigma through advocacy, education, and service. PERIOD. equips and trains youth leaders with the tools and resources needed to end period poverty in their lifetime.Two key stats - 1 in 4 students in the U.S. cannot afford period products and 30% of young people who menstruate for the first time don't know what's happening in their bodies.Please support Michela and PERIOD. by visiting www.period.org and donating monetarily or with products. Have a question for Michela? Visit her instagram at michela_bedard.