In this episode, host, Christin Webb sits down with Veronica Clark, a procurement counselor and community advocate to discuss leadership in small business and community advocacy. Veronica shares what works, what can work better and key focuses on effective leadership.

Veronica Clark, an avid community builder for over 15 years, has developed a reputation for going above and beyond to guide businesses and individuals to reach their full potential. Through life’s trajectory, Veronica has developed the wisdom to help people manifest their own goals and life’s purpose.

When joy is top of the list in executing leadership, you can not go wrong. Listen in on this episode of Lead the Way Wednesday with Dr. Ja'Wanda Grant with Celebrate Sisters as she sheds light on mentoring, sisterhood, and the joys of leadership.

Dr. Ja’Wanda S. Grant is the president and co-founder of Celebrate Sisters Foundation, a non-profit organization which aims to inspire and equip girls to pursue their purpose by providing mentorship, educational programs, scholarships and promoting sisterhood. Celebrate Sisters Foundation provides an annual scholarship to a deserving high school senior pursuing a degree in STEM. Celebrate Sisters Foundation launched a virtual mentoring program for girls ranging from 6th to 12th grade. Healthy Girls Alliance promotes total health: physical, mental, emotional, financial, and social. Dr. Grant’s passion for mentoring was ignited in college. She received her B.S. in Chemical Engineering from the University of Mississippi in 2002. While at the University of Mississippi, she was an active mentor, tutor, and summer counselor in the Louis Stokes for Minority Participation I.M.A.G.E program, which encouraged students in STEM to engage in research and pursue graduate education. Thanks to the mentoring and support she received from the I.M.A.G.E. program, she earned her Doctor of Philosophy in Pharmaceutical Sciences in 2008 and completed a postdoctoral fellowship at New York University. Dr. Grant continues to inspire individuals of all ages to activate their gifts and talents with confidence and joy!

Leadership can bring about all types of stressors. Managing those stressors is key. One physical way to manage stress is through the art of massage. This episode spotlights, Massage on the Go owner, Sam Nelson. He not only shares the importance of why leaders should seek massage as a method of being effective leaders, but also other key tips to leadership within and external to an organization.

With nearly 70 local area massage therapists and 250 therapists nationwide, Massage on the Go Memphis ensures that the right people are assisting your workplace and allows you to schedule events at multiple locations simultaneously. Visit http://www.massageonthegomemphis.com/ to support and learn more!

Success in leadership is contingent upon several intentional thoughts and actions. One of the keys is having a vision. In this episode, Chief Event Strategist Cynthia Daniels of Cynthia Daniels & Co. lays out the roadmap on how having a vision, executing it and standing firm by it makes all the difference in happiness and effective leadership. Listen in as she shares her journey of transitioning from intrapreneurship to entrepreneurship, all while keeping her vision at the forefront.

Learn more about Cynthia Daniels and Cynthia Daniels & Co. by visiting https://cdcoevents.com/.

From the boardrooms to the breakrooms and every where in between, Wendy Neptune is sure to keep you on your toes when it comes to understanding the impact your finances has on your individual and organization's future. In this episode of Lead the Way Wednesday, host, Christin Webb, sat down with Wendy to discuss all things finance and leadership. As a financial life coach and corporate financial boss, she has the insight that will surely push you in the right direction for 2021. Tune in now!

It is the inevitable. You will have to decline or reject requests as a leader. It is not uncommon to want to give people what they want, but the truth is that as a leader you will not always be able to do so. In this episode, your Leadership Enthusiast, Christin Webb, explains how can you say NO, but continue to maintain relationships and integrity? Listen in and be ready to take notes. You will leave with a savvy technique to saying NO.

This episode explores the importance of diversity and inclusion in leadership spaces and beyond with the brilliant Dr. Alexandria White. You are sure to walk away better understanding what diversity and inclusion is and what brilliant leadership looks like - 'It is not a trend, it is a movement.'

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Dr. Alexandria White has 15 years of experience delivering training around diversity, servant leadership, and inclusion. Dr. White consults with organizations on ways to create more diverse and inclusive workplaces. She founded S.A.M.S.(Student Affairs MomS), the largest online community for mothers who work in the student affairs profession.  Dr. White's professional career has involved retail banking, leadership, community activism, diversity planning and higher education. She holds a BA from Indiana University, MA from Ball State University and an EdD from University of Mississippi. Dr. White is adjunct faculty in the School of Education at the University of Mississippi.

As the close of 2020 happens, enhancing organizational skills to improve effective leadership is a must. In this episode, Leadership Enthusiast, Christin Webb, uncovers common actions that effective leaders do in response to organizational skills and their benefits.

Listen in and 'let's lead'!

In this episode, Christin reflects on the importance of vision and buy-in alignment to help enhance effective leadership and maximize the level of success a leader and their team/organization experiences because of it. Listen in on a quick chat and story time with Christin as she unpacks the experience of starting her first company, ALW Calendar Company, and the lessons she learned.