Writing a book is a powerful way for women executives and entrepreneurs to leave a lasting legacy. Think of the expertise you’ve built over your career—the lessons, strategies, and experiences that shaped your success. A book lets you share that wisdom with the world.

Helen specializes in helping executives and professionals write their books. In 2018, she made a bold move from Toronto to Buenos Aires, and she’s here to share her insights on writing, life transitions, and why it’s never too late to chase your dreams.

Beyond leaving a legacy, a book opens doors. It establishes you as a thought leader and creates opportunities for consulting, public speaking, or new partnerships. It’s a chance to reinvent yourself and connect with an audience that values your unique insights.

When it comes to nutrition, weight management, and holistic health, Abraham isn’t just a dietitian—he’s a game-changer.Think of your health as the foundation of a house—strong and built to last. To live a vibrant life, that foundation needs care and reinforcement.

Longevity isn’t just about adding years; it’s about making those years full of energy and meaning.

With the right attention, your health can become a source of strength, empowering you to trust your ability to face life’s challenges with ease and grace.

Listen to this insightful episode of Executive Encore, the podcast empowering women senior executives, business owners, and professionals to remaster their lives and work at 40, 50, 60, and beyond.This episode tackles a critical challenge for mid to senior-level professionals—the career cliff. Is it the end of the road or the start of something new? Discover how personal branding and small business ownership can create exciting opportunities.Our guest, Cheryl Schoffield, founder of the Kickstart Business Academy, is an expert in helping professionals transition from employment to entrepreneurship. With nearly two decades of experience as an Online Business Technology Strategist and Certified Kajabi Specialist, Cheryl has guided countless professionals 50+ into the online space. She’ll share her strategies for launching a small business as an opportunity to conquer the Career Cliff.Don’t miss this chance to learn how to turn a crossroads into a new beginning.

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Website:https://www.kickstartyourcompany.com

Meet Joelle Kaufman, who believes cancer—and business challenges—aren’t battles to fight but curveballs to crush with strategic leadership.

After a life-changing cancer diagnosis, she turned her journey into the #1 bestseller, "Crushing the Cancer Curveball."

Drawing from her expertise as a business leader and baseball mom, she created the Curveball Method—a system that helps executives shift from solving problems tactically to leading strategically.

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By the end of today’s episode, you’ll learn how to tackle life’s curveballs with resilience, create joy even during tough times, and transform as both a leader and a person. Let's get started!"

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I'm thrilled to have @MarciaDawood join me on this episode to discuss angel investing with purpose. From supporting women-led businesses to aligning investments with meaningful missions, this episode is packed with inspiration and actionable insights.

👉 Don’t miss Marcia’s advice for those new to the angel investing world and her empowering philosophy of “doing good while doing well.”

Today, we’re tackling an issue many women face in their professional lives—having a seat at the table but still not being heard. It’s a challenge that shows up in boardrooms, meetings, and beyond, and it’s time we talk about it.

Are you a senior executive, business owner, or professional with great ideas that aren’t taken seriously? Are you tired of working twice as hard to get buy-in that seems easier for others? You’re not alone—and you’re in the right place.

Join us as we delve into the art of being heard, uncover strategies to overcome communication barriers, and discover how to enhance your presence to feel seen, valued, and confident in any setting.

Today, I’m joined by Elizabeth Bachman, a renowned expert in advanced speaking, presentation skills, and leadership. With more than 30 years of experience directing world-class performers—including the legendary Luciano Pavarotti—in over 50 operas across the globe, Elizabeth now empowers high-level professionals to own the room and command respect. Fluent in five languages, she brings a rich, global perspective to her work and to today’s podcast.

Today, we are exploring outdated perceptions of this phase of life that has been known as “retirement” . We are going to explore the new perception that women are embracing as they craft a new chapter that I now call the Executive Encore.

As my guest, Suzanne Campi says….Surprise! Retirement is here and you’re just NOT as old as you thought you would be! You’re still vibrant, full of life, and up to so much…..

What's important to you? Take the quiz.

Returning to work in 2025 doesn’t have to mean falling back into the same grind.

Female founders, now’s the time to realign with what matters most. Take a moment to reset, restore your energy, and rise stronger.

Success comes from integrating all parts of your life and work, and YOU define what that looks like. 💼🌟

💬 What’s one way you plan to reset and refocus when you return? Share in the comments—your ideas could inspire others! 💡

💬 Gender disparities in fundraising communication. How female entrepreneurs can adapt their approach to succeed in these high-stakes situations. Pitch your dream; not the stats.

My guest, Katie O'Malley, shares her perspective and expertise on the unique and persistent challenges women face in the workplace and the need for representation at the highest organizational levels. Katie highlights five main challenges: the double bind, the idea of only one woman succeeding, the "dearth" of recognition, gender-normed behaviours, and the "made-up" concept of imposter syndrome. Katie urges us to actively recognize other women's achievements and deconstruct gender norms to promote equal opportunities. Katie recommended the "Feminist Fight Club" by Jessica Bennett for practical strategies to address these challenges.

In this episode, we will delve into empowering women in tech who are transitioning from corporate and bridging their technical and leadership skills for success in their executive encore. Women have been breaking the barriers in the tech industry in the past decade…AND many are ready to nurture the development of the generations following them. My guest, Sairan Aqrawi, shares valuable insights and practical advice to resonate with women and inspire them to take actionable steps toward blending their technical expertise and leadership to remaster their lives and work.

Mention this podcast when you contact Sairan on LinkedIn and receive a one-hour consultation on optimizing your LinkedIn profile. Contact Sairan on Instagram, mention this podcast, and receive a one-hour coaching session on starting your own business.

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