Consequential Flowers

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Listen to bold, inspiring music industry leader Carianne Brinkman on what it takes to be the youngest, or only minority "in the room" in music or any industry.  We discuss why right NOW is ideal for the next generation to accelerate their careers.   

Join us on Leadership Seeds where transformational leaders share their leadership qualities to help us cultivate in our own strength as bold, impactful leaders.

 We are honored to welcome Gwendolyn Denise Berry Activist Athlete, U.S. Track & Field world-record holder, 2016 Olympian and 2019 Pan American Champion, Tokyo Olympic hopeful, to talk about being a Champion as a transformational leader as an Activist Athlete, in sport and life.

As part of Consequential Flowers "Find a Way" leadership focus, join us for a serious, inspiring conversation with transformational leader - Reverend Dr. Michelle Simmons, Founder and CEO of Why Not Prosper.  Reverend Michelle shares her personal story about how she overcame traumatic circumstances and how those very circumstances fueled her vision and success with Why Not Prosper.  

Why Not Prosper helps women from prison systems discover their own strength by providing them with the support and resources that will empower them to become responsible, economically self-sufficient, and contributing members of the community.  Why Not Prosper is celebrating their 20th Anniversary in August 2021.   

Stay on for the "outtake" after the end music🌸

Join Cassidy DiPaola, Consequential Flowers member, and Isa Ferrera, Director of Latin American Programs for PSU Law school for an honest, sincere discussion about what it means to "Be Fearless".  As an immigrant from Honduras and finding herself often the only woman, only person of color, and youngest "in the room",  Isa has valuable Leadership Seeds about so many important topics - such as as courage and self-advocacy.  Her guidance applies to all minorities  - with an focus on women and women of color.

Isa's story, energy, and strength are powerful and rich with leadership lessons and inspiration for us all.   Isa's published Letter from a Fearless Latina Woman  inspired Consequential Flowers theme and title for the entire month: Be Fearless!