In this episode of Bold Women Collective Backstory, host Dr. Deb Kerr sits down with Jerri Kemble, former superintendent and author, and her daughter Hannah Mick, a nationally recognized school counselor, for a candid conversation about leadership, legacy, and refusing to shrink in spaces where women are often expected to play small.

Together they explore how multi-generational courage, mentorship, and authenticity shape strong leadership, and how showing up fully — with heart, conviction, and vision — creates impact across careers and communities.

What you’ll learn:

• Why refusing to shrink matters for women leaders
• How strength and vulnerability work together in leadership
• The role of mentorship across generations
• Insights into building confidence, legacy, and purpose

If you’re a teacher, leader, or education professional committed to bold leadership and meaningful impact, this conversation offers both inspiration and practical insight.

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Recorded at FETC