Ever thought of transitioning from a corporate job to entrepreneurship? Lorene Phillips, Founder and CEO of Clarendon Wallace  , did just that. She shares her inspiring journey from being a waitress, breaking into the insurance industry, to establishing her own company, Clarendon Wallace . Right off the bat, Lorene reveals the struggles and victories she faced, how she found her footing in an unfamiliar territory, and the role her insurance qualifications played in progressing her career. Get ready to be moved as Lorene reflects on her corporate life and the changes she made to navigate through the industry.

Lorene doesn't shy away from discussing the more complex aspects of her journey as well. She shares her experiences with oppression in her profession, her ambitions for Bermudians to attain influential positions, and her unwavering belief in investing in the younger generation. Lorene's story is deeply entwined with the lessons she learned from independent women within her family, shaping her perspective on balancing a career and motherhood. Tune in to hear how she evolved her life, maintaining her identity while adjusting to different situations.

The final act of our conversation with Lorene focuses on her bold move into entrepreneurship. Transitioning from a corporate role to entrepreneurship during a global pandemic, Lorene shares how she utilized technology to stay connected with clients. She also discusses the importance of mastering her craft, her family's support, and how her entrepreneurial journey has influenced her young adult sons. If you're a budding entrepreneur or an established professional looking for some inspiration, this episode with Lorene Phillips is a must-listen!