Career Tipper

Episode 45 of the Career Tipper podcast features Michele Badie the Host and Professional Development Advocate. I shook up my comfort zone and flew solo this episode. Tune in for a motivational listen that encourages you to keep your skills recharged. I share a few professional skills development resources too.

Episode 44 features Podcast Consultant and Career Coach, Gayon Nicole. Through her work with She Ventures Now, she provides a boutique of career and podcast launch services hat helps coaches, speakers, authors, brand influencers, and small businesses triple their visibility in less time and with less headaches.  During this episode, Gayon shares strategies on how to use a podcast to shift your business and career to better.

Episode 43 features Ambika Deva. She owns Deva Physical Therapy and has over 15 years of experience within the physical therapy industry. Ambika specializes in neurological and orthopedic-related injuries. She understands the importance of proper biomechanics when assessing the pathologies that can affect muscle and joint capacity and range of motion. During this episode, Ambika shares her physical therapy expertise and chats about the empowering benefits of physical therapy for seniors.

Episode 42 features Orlando Haynes. He is a veteran that has over 15 years of experience that includes Corporate and Agency recruiting. Orlando has worked with an array of professional disciplines ranging from Administrative to Engineering, Finance & Accounting, Medical, and non-profit. He is a published author and speaker for all things career development. During this episode, Orlando shares insight and behind the scenes information from the eyes of an active recruiter.

Episode 41 features Matt Certo. He's the CEO and Principal of the digital marketing agency, Findsome & Winmore. Matt is an industry expert with over two decades of experience in the field of internet, web development, and social media marketing. Matt authored Formulaic: How Thriving Companies Market From the Core. He has also served as a testifying expert witness for search engine optimization. During this episode, Matt shares foundational elements to having a successful career in an ever-changing industry.

Episode 40 features Ashley Kirkwood, Esq. She negotiated a $60,000 raise and bonus at her job. She eventually transitioned away from that role and started her own law firm, Mobile General Counsel. The firms services are focused on helping entrepreneurs, start-ups and social media influencers. Her legal accomplishments has garnered her press recognitions. During this episode, Ashley shares how you can master salary negotiation.

Episode 39 features Ellen Burton. She is a change agent who's on a mission to support organizations in shifting to a culture of civility in the workplace. Ellen's passion for workplace civility has escalated through her national travels as a lecturer and leadership coach. Ellen shares how corporate culture impacts wellness, productivity, and profit through workplace civility.

Episode 38 features Rhonda Marshall. She is s a Chemist, Educator, and Naturalista. She developed her own hair products incorporating natural ingredients that were especially effective for naturally curly hair textures, Inahsi Naturals product line. The brand won one of the most coveted awards in the beauty industry:  Naturally Curly’s 2017 Editors’ Choice Award for Best Emerging Brand. Rhonda shares her journey to developing products for curly girls all over the world.

Episode 37 features Erin Browder. She is a Leadership and Organizational Development Consultant on a mission to humanize the workplace. She specializes in executive coaching, leadership development, organizational culture, trauma-informed workspaces, and collaborative practices. Erin shares strategies and mindsets on how to practice workplace wellness. A healthy workplace is one where individuals feel valued, supported, provides a positive workspace, and shows respect for other aspects of a person’s life.

Episode 36 features Chef and Culinary Educator, Emily Ellyn. She started the Retro Rad cooking movement. You'll find Emily cooking at food events around the world, lecturing or hosting special events, and doing brand consulting. You've seen her on "Food Network Star," "Cupcake Wars" on Food Network - as well as a cameo cartoon appearance on the "Simpsons!" Emily shares how being confidently true to herself consistently has advanced her culinary arts career while enjoying the journey.

Episode 35 features Renita Hunt. She is the empowerment blogger for Socialnita. She has had a vast marketing communications career working with a variety of brands. She is extremely passionate about giving back, women empowerment, along with diversity and inclusion. Renita is apart of many professional and civic boards in the Central Florida. During this episode she shares how giving back is career development.

Episode 34 features Michael Cairns. He is self taught professional photographer working for over 27 years in his Wet Orange Studio. Michael has worked with clients ranging from Backstreet Boys, Commodores, Orlando Magic, The Golf Channel, Mandy Moore, and Walt Disney World. His ability to connect with his clients makes him perfectly suited to capture the best photo they're seeking. Michael shares his journey to becoming a professional photographer. Along with a few tips on how to take a good headshot.

Episode 33 features Liz Cotner. Liz is a Human Resources Practitioner with 10+ years of experience in a variety of different industries including health care, for-profit education, staffing, software/technology, hospitality, and non-profit. Liz's specialties include: talent management, organizational design, total rewards, employee relations and HRIS administration. In 2016, HR Shield chose Liz as HR Young Professional of Year. Liz is going to chat about the importance of developing your soft skills.

Episode 32 features Life Coach to Chief Style Officer of Rebrand You, Shana Robinson. She encourages women to accept their curves, to connect with their curves and dress their curves for success. Shana is changing the conversation on curves, it’s not about size, it’s abut inclusion. Shana works with women and men to help them to dismiss styling challenges and transform their basic corporate look to confidently profiling their polished business style that represents boss moves being made at their best.

Episode 31 features Daniella Green. She went to college on a scholarship for Mechanical Engineering at age 15 to Lamar University. She started her career in the oil industry as a Project Planner. After several successful project executions, Daniella worked her way to becoming the Director of Business Development over LNG projects in Australia. Before 30, she moved into executive leadership.. During this episode, Daniella shares insight on navigating a career or business in the oil and gas industry.

Ep. 30 of Career Tipper podcast features the Founder of Hire Cultures, Chandria Lucious Harris. She’s speaking about how she helps first generational graduates overcome the imposter syndrome. The imposter syndrome is a psychological pattern in which an individual doubts their accomplishments and has a persistent internalized fear of being exposed as a "fake”. Tune in as Chandria shares how to overcome and dismiss the imposter thoughts and excel in the workplace confidently.

Episode 29 features Sable B. She’s returning for the third interview of our three part series connected to our course, Her Career By Intent. Sable B. is the creator of the professional development organization for Women of Color, Real Brown Girls. She is on a mission to let women of color know and believe that career advancement is possible. Sable shares why it’s time to start telling yourself why you can and start focusing on how you will create the promotion that you want to position yourself for.

Episode 28 features Sable B. returning for the second interview of our three part series connected to our course, Her Career By Intent. She is the founder of the professional development organization, Real Brown Girls. Over 35,000 Women and Girls of Color are a part of the online community. Sable has had many career pathing takeaways from her sold-out networking events and workshops. We’re going to discuss the second focus of the Her Career By Intent series, Career Change Now or Later.

Episode 27 features Sable B. She is the creator of the professional development organization, Real Brown Girls. Over 35,000 Women of Color and Girls of Color are a part of the online community. Sable has conducted career readiness focused workshops, networking events and partners with brands. She shares why it’s important for each women and girl her organization reaches to create Her Career By Intent.

Episode 26 features Irene Tyndale. She is the owner and Chief Event Officer at Irene Tyndale Events. For over 20 years, Irene worked at several hotels where she developed a passion for weddings. In 2012 she founded Irene Tyndale Events and in 2016 she became the owner of Bridal Ball Atlanta. She always manages well under pressure and pairs calm with a sense of urgency to get things done. Irene shares her journey to building an impactful brand that creates cherished memories for families.