This week Shelly talks with Tre Mosley Voice Actor and Coach. Tre tells Shelly about his journey and how voice-over found him. He shares how believing in himself, having faith and being patient were key early in his career. He also shares some great tips for those looking to get into the world of voice-over.

This week's episode is a Fix My Pitch With Shelly Bell edition. For this episode, we have the amazing Michelle Smart, founder of Bags to Butterflies. Shelly and Michelle went through how important it is to include the impact that your company is causing and the revenue it is creating in your pitch. They discuss how storytelling can have a positive impact on a business, especially in Michelle's case, since her company has a program that employs women that got out of prison recently and it's changing their lives.

This week's episode is a Fix My Pitch With Shelly Bell edition. In this opportunity, we have coming to the stage Christina Wright, founder of WrightNow Results, P/S: Make It Right, and BGV Alumni. Shelly and Christina went through how to transmit the power of your pitch and how to use data to your favor and communicate your impact. Shelly also dropped some gems on how to identify your competitors and get into the network that is funding them and could fund you too.

This week Shelly sits down with Jewel Burks, partner at Collab Capital, Head of Google for Startups in the US, and entrepreneur. Jewel shares her journey of how she became the investor she wished she had while building her company. Shelly and Jewel also discuss how intuition and manifesting can have an impact on your business, and some of Jewel's key learnings in the journey of going from founder to being acquired to being an investor.

This week's episode is a very special edition where a BGV alumni had the chance to pitch her business to Shelly and receive direct coaching to level up her pitch. They discussed what it means to establish credibility, how to really transmit your value and get those investor dollars, and more.

This week Shelly sits with Renee Montgomery Vice President of the WNBA Atlanta Dream. Renee tells Shelly about her journey to become a WNBA player and the importance of being in a community. She explains why people need to be trained by other entrepreneurs and what ownership means to her

This week Shelly talks with Sharita m. Humphrey a nationally recognized, award-winning finance expert and money mentor. Sharita tells her story of how being homeless inspired her to do become a financial educator. She shares great advice on what entrepreneurs need to know from a financial standpoint on when they should take the corporate leap and key factors on budgeting.

Alicia Wilson serves as the Vice President of economic development at Johns Hopkins Medical Center. Shelly and Alicia discuss diversity in Corporate America and what it really means to get a seat at the table. She explains what economic development means to her and how you can be philanthropic at any level and at any age.

Michael Bruemmer is Vice President of the data breach group at Experian. Shelly and Michael talk about what a breach of data really is, how frequently data breaches happen, and how someone or a business can anticipate that it’s about to happen.

Sandra Bernardo is the Senior Public Relations Manager at Experian the nation’s largest credit bureau. Sandra and Shelly discuss how PR helps companies build relationships with the public. They discuss what it was like to learn the nuts and bolt about credit coming from a family of immigrants.