In this episode, we hear the career journey of Jane Eisenhauer, a Systems Engineer at Raytheon who is currently leading a radar algorithm design team. She graduated from Gordon in 2009 and completed her Masters in Electrical and Computer Engineering Leadership in 2015 from Northeastern University. We chat about her decision-making process to pursue her graduate degree, healthy work-life balance, and what an average day looks like for someone who works in the missile-defense industry.

Megan Lietz serves as the Program Director of the Emmanuel Gospel Center. Raised in a rural, white community, Megan never imagined living in the city or working towards racial reconciliation but God has led her to immerse herself in diverse urban contexts where she has learned to call these communities her own. In this episode, we talk about her transition out of academia, the importance of work life balance, and the work that still needs to be done in working towards racial reconciliation.

Ryn is a native of Boothbay harbor maine who moved to the northshore to attend college. After college she got married and, with her husband Kevin, worked to fill a void in the social culture of Beverly by opening the northshore's first board game cafe. For 3 years she has been running The Castle with her husband and raising her two kids.

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Branden Figueroa works as an Account Manager at Veracross, a School Information System that provides an integrated platform for schools around the world. After teaching with Teach For America in rural North Carolina for two years, he knew he wanted to continue his career in education, but this time outside of the classroom walls. Branden has been at Veracross for 2 years and enjoys helping schools utilize their data and become more efficient in their daily administrative tasks.

Branden grew up in New York and graduated from Gordon College in 2014.

In this episode, we talk to Sarah Hague about the importance of women in politics, and some of the people who have had a significant impact on her career along the way.

Dennis Doran and Benji Suprice talk about their careers as they pertain to wealth, mentorship, and the sacred-secular divide in our work.

In our first episode, we discuss the impact HR can have on our organization, Jessie's early planning of her career, and the impactful work she's doing with organizational alignment.