Kamela is back—and so is But First, People! Get a sneak peek at the next season in our trailer, and be sure to subscribe on your favorite podcasting app for more.

Rahdiah learns more about Corporate Plus membership from Argent Associates CEO Betty Manetta and a simple formula for success: “Say what you're going to do and do it.”

Jenny asks Pride Global’s Annie Davies how she became a pioneer in the emerging field of talent engagement—and how it transforms the way we work.

Tronex founder and CEO Donald Chu sits down with Rahdiah to talk about how the NMSDC Corporate Plus program helped his company become a global leader in PPE.

Jenny talks with PrideOne’s Kate Goss about the leader’s path to the staffing industry—and the work she’s done to make it a more welcoming place for women.

Rahdiah speaks with Icy Williams about the journey that led her to become the head of NMSDC’s Corporate Plus program—and what she’s done to make it even better. 

Meet Rahdiah Barnes, your host for our inspiring miniseries on the world of supplier diversity, presented in partnership with NMSDC.

Emotional-intelligence expert and executive coach Kelly Newman gives Kamela the details on how leaders can foster greater psychologically safety in the workplace. 

Kamela Forbes is joined by her predecessor at Pride, Dr. Tiffany Dotson, to discuss the DEI professional’s journey and how she’s teaching leaders to be better followers.

For her first episode hosting But First, People, Jenny Davis talks about the importance of connecting talent with opportunity with Tim Tobin, head of Russell Tobin and Pride Health.