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Imagine having a full-time, high-level career and simultaneously developing a successful executive coaching practice. Joe Kwon is a global privacy attorney for the accounting firm KPMG. He is also the Connection Counselor.
In this role, Joe helps busy professionals elevate their careers by teaching them how to connect to anyone, anytime, and anywhere. He is author of "Unlock your Executive Presence: Feel Like a Boss"; creator of the course "Executive Presence and the Diversity Dilemma"; and hosts a daily podcast "Executive Presence Morsels". Joe holds a bachelor's degree in psychology from the University of Virginia, a law degree from Georgetown, and lives in New Jersey with his wife and son.
https://www.connectioncounselor.com
https://www.joekwonjoe.com/morsels
Anwell Tsai is a self-described introvert and relentless optimist. He is a professionally trained violinist with degrees from the Eastman School of Music and the New England Conservatory of Music. Instead of following a traditional musical career, Anwell created an innovative, hands-on program for preschoolers. His company, Playful Tunes, inspired over 100,000 kids to love music. More recently, he followed a different path and founded the training company Brantio. Using software, online tools, and workshops, his company helps shy executives in biotech and pharma to better promote their ideas.
Irina Morrison studied and worked on three continents. She faced career and financial challenges that would have overwhelmed most people. Listen to her inspiring story.
Kevin Dorr, a successful direct sales manager who saw the need for a late-career transition. Then years later, he was unexpectedly forced to face a second career transition at an age many people retire. Hear how Kevin makes decisive moves at times when other people might get stuck in an uncomfortable situation.
A family business owned for 103 years faces its second pandemic (first one in 1918). Learn how has it handled both pandemics and how the owner plans for upcoming uncertainty and adapts
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