BOSS by Ali Levitan

This BOSS #TBT episode is with Pattie Sellers, the Co-Founder of Fortune Magazine's Most Powerful Women event, former Fortune Editor, and Co-CEO SellersEastonMedia. We talk about interviewing risk takers, world changers, and rule breakers as well as her dinner with Kamala Harris in 2013.

Thrilled to have AJ McBride on BOSS today as she's a senior at Baylor University and the winner of The Adecco Group's CEO for One Month US competition from 27,000 amazing student applications.We talk about how she grew up as a missionary kid in the Middle East working with refugee camps and non-profits, what it feels like to be the "CEO for One Month" winner, the importance of paying attention in accounting class for board room conversations, showcasing stories of people taking different career paths, TikTok, and finding a BOSS intern!

Please welcome Terry Rice to BOSS. Terry is Entrepreneur Magazine's staff writer, Business Development Consultant, Keynote Speaker, Podcast Host, and someone you MUST Follow on LinkedIn for daily updates and advice. I love that Terry has been watching BOSS on LinkedIn for the past 3 years and I'm thrilled to have him on the show now that it's also a podcast.We talk about finding work that you're excited about (beyond just corporate jobs at Facebook, Adobe and more) and creating your own opportunities as well as changing the context to do the same work and get paid more. We also talk about my new obsession with Descript as I'm editing 3-5x faster than when I used iMovie!

In this #TBT BOSS episode I interview Lauren Liss, my very first mom friend and Capital One's Managing VP (she's now an SVP!) for Premium Products, Rewards and Partnerships, and a total BOSS! She speaks to the importance of honesty and transparency and shares a very personal story and experience with pregnancy loss. "It can feel incredibly isolating and I think a lot of women suffer silently at their desks, at their office, and alone." I love how Lauren is encouraging dialogue and encouraging support!!!! This is a must watch

My next BOSS guest, Jeremy Flynn, Clear Channel Outdoor's SVP Data Products & Strategy, talks about solving big problems, making out of home more data driven, trying new innovative solutions, the importance of happiness, and his earlier career in startups.We met IRL this January at CES with Dan Levi, Clear Channel's CMO. I'm thrilled to share that Clear Channel Outdoor is a launch partner for AdPredictive's 360° Customer Visualization Solution with unique insights powered by the new AWS Clean Rooms. We talk about how it's critical for brands and advertisers to be able to use their first party data in a privacy-safe manner through clean rooms and how this trend will continue to accelerate. Check out AdPredictive's Clean Rooms 101 white paper for more info on what clean rooms are, the value, and how to get started today. (https://contact.adpredictive.com/cleamrooms101)

Today's #throwbackthursday episode is with Ryan Harwood!BOSS fans please welcome Ryan Harwood, CEO of Gallery Media Group, Founder of PureWow, Dad of 2 young kids, former Goldman Sachs, and fellow University of Pennsylvania grad! Go Quakers.Find out how Ryan became in charge of his own destiny and pivoted careers. You'll hear Ryan speak about the importance of high EQ, kindness, empathy, and being your own true self.You don't want to miss his job tips if you're looking for a new opportunity.Did you hit play yet? Do it!Gary Vaynerchuk #boss #thisis2020 #empatheticleadership #leadership #findyourpurpose

Welcome Nadya Okamoto, Co-Founder of August and Period Power Author to BOSS! We just reconnected at the Fortune MPW NextGen event and I knew that I had to have her on BOSS. I also owe her a huge thank you as she also convinced me to turn the LinkedIn series into a podcast!We talk about being a founder in her teens and 20s, employee heart checks, humility about what she doesn't know, destigmatizing periods, launching at Target, and overall startup culture."I started my career when I was 16.. and started building a nonprofit called Period that was really focused on addressing period poverty and, working through service, education, advocacy, political advocacy around access to period care products.""I think that it's probably fueled by the fact that we live in such an f-ed up patriarchal world where we're still having to fight for even the right to talk about periods openly, freely in classrooms, confidently."Did you hit play yet on LinkedIn or did you download a podcast episode to listen to on a walk, in your car, or during your commute?Nadya is also Harvard Undergrad Class of '21. Who can help me get the BOSS podcast in front of the Harvard student community, the Career Center, and every student career center? Maybe it's time to start BOSS podcast college ambassadors ;) or at least someone to help me with Canva and marketing promotion!#leadership #boss #careeradvice #startupfounder #boss