Terri Kurtzberg, Mason Ameri, and Jose Cotto connect on the future of work and the new realties of virtual work.

Terri & Mason co-authored The 10-Second Commute, the new realities of virtual work at a time with the world changed.

Terri is professor of management and global business at Rutgers School of business with multiple teaching and research awards including Rutgers most prestigious teaching honor - the Warren I. Susman Award for Excellence in Teaching.

Mason is an associate professor of professional practice at Rutgers Business School. Mason’s professional expertise is in diversity specifically in equal opportunity for people living with disabilities. Mason has also earned numerous awards including the presidential award for excellence in teaching and Provosts award for excellence in teaching innovations.

Join us for an insightful conversation that takes us from the pre-pandemic of COVID-19 and the evolution of work, productivity and life as we dive deep into the 10-Second Commute and the future of work.

Andi Munsie is an entrepreneur, coach, and so much more. Andi is the founder of her current focus - Flo Love. Flo Love is a multi-experience journey of discovery for women which includes coaching, a board game, a mobile app, an e-book, and a voice experience called Where is my period?, which takes the form of a 28 day challenge. Andi is also the founder of a few other Alexa Skills including Why Am I Single?, My wedding ceremony, and I need a drink.

Jump into this weeks Beyond Voice Conversations with Andi Munsie...

Entrepreneur, thought leader, author, artist, dancer, and single mother of two Lindsey T.H Jackson joins Jose Cotto on Beyond Voice Conversations in a fury of reflection, introspection, and inspiration. As parents and entrepreneurs, Lindsey and Jose do a little real-talk on navigating the pandemic, the growing demand for social justice and reform, and more. This episode is a tall glass of authentic real talk that any entrepreneur and parent can relate with and get some inspiration from.

We know that the landscape has shifted and businesses, large and small, are struggling to find their footing.

The events industry, in particular, is one that faces, what some are considering, an industry killing situation. Events are all about the live experiences, the face to face, the networking. Things that right now are just unimaginable.

Bradley Metrock, founder of Score Publishing, created the Power of Voice series of events and has over 30 live events across 12 years under his belt. Bradley knows the events space better than most.

How Bradley and the Score Publishing team have adapted to the changing landscape is something every events producer should pay attention and strive to model.

I'm excited to have Bradly be our first guest on the new Beyond Voice Conversations with such an important industry topic.

Listen close - between the laughs - and you'll get a potential framework for events in a post-COVID world.