This week on Ending Domestic Abuse, I sit down with Liz Elting—a globally recognized entrepreneur, philanthropist, and one of the most accomplished self-made business leaders of our time. As Co-Founder of TransPerfect, the world’s largest provider of language and technology solutions for global business, Liz built a billion-dollar enterprise from a college dorm room into a market-defining powerhouse.

Consistently named among Forbes’ Richest Self-Made Women, Liz represents a rare combination of operational excellence, strategic vision, and disciplined execution. In 2018, she founded the Elizabeth Elting Foundation to advance women’s leadership and invest in the next generation of high-growth, women-led ventures.

In this conversation, Liz shares actionable insights on scaling organizations, navigating complex leadership environments, and building enduring enterprise value—perspectives directly relevant to CEOs, founders, and corporate board leaders.

This episode continues with our series highlighting women at the top of their careers, featuring the remarkable Loretta McCarthy. Loretta, a high level executive, has decades of experience in investment, fund management, and public speaking. She has served in executive roles at both OppenheimerFunds and the American Express company. Currently, she is Co-CEO and Managing Partner of Golden Seeds, an investor consortium that focuses on funding women-led businesses. Golden Seeds has invested over $175 million in companies led by women since it started in 2005. Loretta also serves as a Board member on both corporations and non-profits, including Sanctuary for Families which supports women who are victims of gender violence. Join us for an enlightening conversation on the incredible work that Loretta is supporting!

In this episode, Dr. Ludy Green interviews the incredible Lauren C. Anderson. Lauren is a national and global security expert, with decades of experience in combating terrorism, confronting political violence, and securing international safety. As a former FBI Executive and the first US Mission Geneva-sponsored Executive at the Geneva Center for Security Policy, Lauren is truly a trailblazer for women pursuing a career in international security. In addition to her accomplished career, she also works to support women caught in conflict zones all across the world. Join us for this inspiring and engaging conversation!

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On this episode of Ending Domestic Abuse, I interview the remarkable Dr. Ron Perlman. With October being Domestic Violence Awareness Month, it is imperative to be having conversations about the reality of Domestic Violence in the United States. Recently, cases of domestic violence have been increasing across the country. As an accomplished plastic and reconstructive surgeon, Dr. Perlman has worked directly with survivors of abuse to ensure they feel comfortable and confident in their bodies after getting out of abusive relationships. Join us for this very important  and enlightening conversation! 

In this episode, we speak with Maura Carley, an author, executive, and founder and president of Healthcare Navigation LLC. Maura has decades of experience in healthcare management and is an expert in the complexities of navigating the healthcare system. She joins us on the show to share her expertise with you all, giving helpful tips and tricks to get the most out of your insurance, as well as how to avoid coverage losses in stressful situations such as a job loss or divorce. Join us for this engaging and enlightening conversation!

In this episode, Dr. Green speaks with director duo Blue and Jason Gerber about their recent documentary Dawn Dusk, directing as a form of healing, and their careers in films and commercials. Blue and Jason's recent project Dawn Dusk focuses on the lasting impacts of domestic violence on families and loved ones. Join us for an important conversation on creativity, healing, and directing to make a difference. Watch Dawn Dusk here: https://www.dawnduskfilm.com/where-to-watch

This episode features Dr. Stephanie Hull. Dr. Hull has a remarkable career dedicated to providing education, mentorship, and healthy lifestyle programming for girls and young women. Currently, she serves as President and CEO of Girls Inc., the longest-running 
girls’ leadership organization. Join us for this engaging conversation about Dr. Hull's career, the empowering and uplifting work of Girls Inc., and her mentorship advice for our listeners.

This episode of Ending Domestic Abuse features executive producer and former Vice President for Drama Programming for CBS Carla Singer! Carla began working in television entertainment at a time when many women faced biases and barriers in succeeding in the field. Throughout her career, she has worked on many projects, including the Emmy nominated and Golden Globe winning hit show Murder, She Wrote. Join us for a wonderful conversation about Carla's impressive career, how she got there, and her mentorship advice for you, our listeners. 

May is National Mental Health Awareness Month, reminding us all of the importance of creating spaces for people to openly discuss the impacts of trauma and the ways in which they healand persevere after abuse. We are so grateful to have Angeline Constantinou return to the show to talk about her healing journey and all that she has been up to since we last spoke. Angeline is a survivor, speaker, mentor, and Women’s Empowerment Coach. Using her lived experiences, she has a personalized “Let’s Break the Silence” program to help uplift and empower women. Join us to hear more about her amazing story!

With April being National Child Abuse Prevention Month, it is important now more than ever to have conversations about the ways in which mentorship, education, and long-term relationships can help students successfully navigate their careers and post-secondary education. That is why  I am so excited to share this week's episode featuring the incredible Dr. Heather Wathington. Dr. Wathington is a CEO, researcher, educator, and strong supporter of students! Join us to learn more about Dr. Wathington's career and how her work centers building strong, long-term relationships.