In this final episode of the Education Special, guest host Hannah Costello interviews Michelle Boisclair, Executive Director of the Truist Student Leadership Center at Appalachian State University.  

As we move through change, one tool that we can use to push us through accepting a change is remembering our why.   We rejoin guest host Hannah Costello and guests Ros Guerrie, Brittany Brown, and Madison Hester.  

Guest host Hannah Costello leads a conversation with Ros Guerrie, Brittany Brown and Madison Hester as we continue talking through change that is happening to us, the process of grief that occurs after a change, and the tools we can use to move past resistance to that change. 

In this special 4-part series, Truist Leadership Institute's philanthropic team takes over the mic to explore change within the educational space.  Join guest host Hannah Costello as she interviews Ros Guerrie, Brittany Brown, and Madison Hester.  

Guest host Oscar Santos interviews Truist Chief Human Resource Officer Kim Moore-Wright on her perspective as an African American female leader in executive leadership who has led through significant change.  Kim shares her insights on how to lead more inclusively. 

Guest host Charlene McNeil talks with Dr. Gregory Ellison, who offers powerful and practical advice for how to see, hear, change – providing inspiration to us all to “be anchored in the currents we’re facing, but be solace for people in the storms.” 

How do you change what you don't know you are doing?  Guest host Cristina Holdsworth interviews DEI expert Oscar Santos on unconscious bias in leadership.

Guest Host Charlene McNeil talks with Scott Horton, owner of Delta Concepts, about how to engage conversations about race and unconscious biases.  

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How much do relationships matter with you are trying to manage a crisis?  Jeremy Spidell from Truist Leadership Institute explains why leaders should be mindful about how they navigate relationships.