Guest Regina Bethencourt, CEO of Tenuto, details how, not liking what she saw at a top NY marketing firm, she created her own company to provide a flexible work environment catering to the needs of parents, particularly mothers, who want to do challenging, excellent work as they care for their growing families. You'll also hear insights on building a competitive advantage in business through human connection and finding the right talent for flexible work. The discussion also touches on the entrepreneurial journey, the importance of taking risks, and the support systems that can help individuals succeed and build a more humane workplace for everyone.

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Contact Regina's company at tenutoconsulting.com

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Resources mentioned in the conversation:

• Regina mentions The Five Hour Work Week.
• Find more about Patrick Lencioni at workinggenius.com.
• Rebecca mentions Regine Pernoud's Women in the Days of the Cathedrals

Prosper Podcast is a production of the⁠Ciocca Center for Principled Entrepreneurship⁠ at Catholic University of America