It’s no surprise that Gayle has received numerous awards and accolades throughout her career. She inherited the spirit, energy and deep-rooted desire to create positive change from her parents—strong role models for this high-achieving woman. Discover why she accepted the invitation to serve on Tri Delta’s Foundation Board of Trustees while simultaneously building Wocstar Capital, Wocstar Fund and Wocstar Media. Through these endeavors, Gayle remains dedicated to investing in women, especially women entrepreneurs of color, and helping them share their stories. Hear about the broader impact of Gayle’s work and what’s next for her as she continues to shine brightly and inspire us all.

Gayle welcomes all emails! Reach out to her for guidance, for advice or to discuss funding your next project at [email protected].

To read or watch the 2024 Founders' Day Proclamation, please visit The Trident online. 

Allie talks about everything from her collegiate Tri Delta experience and how she decided on law school to her gratitude towards donors for the scholarships that helped her reach her goals. She credits Tri Delta with providing invaluable skills from recruitment to building her confidence and creating a safe place to make mistakes and grow before entering the “real world.” Now, since navigating law school, settling into her first job and buying her first home, she is looking forward to embracing the unknown while balancing career and her upcoming wedding!

You won’t want to miss this inspiring episode filled with laughter and wisdom and a reminder that amazing Tri Deltas like Allie are out there making a difference every day.

We hope Allie’s story reminds you of the importance of giving to Tri Delta’s Foundation and the impact your donations make on our sisters—even years into the future. Please consider joining us on Day of Giving 2024 to make a gift of any size to support scholarships (like those that helped Allie), transformational programs and emergency financial assistance. Giving opens on Monday, Nov. 4, and continues through Tuesday, Nov. 12!

Hear Mary discuss her unexpected path into independent filmmaking, proving it’s never too late to pursue your passions. She shares how her Tri Delta experience influenced her films and storytelling, weaving Tri Delta values into her themes of connection, empowerment, community and the importance of women supporting women. From powerful films like “State of Grace,” inspired by the opioid epidemic, to upcoming projects, Mary’s journey is filled with insights on growth and finding purpose. Discover how she uses her films to start meaningful conversations about life, inspire change and leave viewers with a new perspective—making them think “I’m glad I saw that.”

Doris captivated us with stories of her late husband, Dick Goodwin, and her new book “An Unfinished Love Story: A Personal History of the 1960s,” artfully weaving together biography, memoir and history. 

Listen in as Doris recounted her experiences working closely with President Lyndon B. Johnson and her reflections on the challenges and triumphs of democracy throughout history. Her humor, warmth and wisdom shone through as she shared anecdotes about Presidents and their First Ladies, with timeless lessons on leadership and resilience as well as the transformative power of Tri Delta sisterhood.

Whether you're a history buff or simply love human interest stories, this episode will delight you!

If you’ve ever been curious about how our partnership with St. Jude first began, we have a story for you! Meet sisters Cora Beth and Meade and hear firsthand how these trailblazing women—along with their Beta Mu Chapter sisters—turned one bold idea into a domino effect. They’ll take you back to the 1990s to share how they organized their very first fundraising initiatives without the help of social media or modern-day technology to spread the word. They’ll share their concept of “the power of one” and how college students opened the doors to gender equality showing how sorority women can make a change at a business level.

You’ll also learn about their ongoing cancer advocacy work through the Flamingo Day Foundation—launched right here on our podcast and inspired by their late mother’s battle with inflammatory breast cancer. Plus, get a preview of Meade's soon-to-be-released documentary “Inflammingo.” Learn more at Inflammingo.com.

We hope this episode serves as a reminder that powerful changes begin with a single step, and we’re all thankful for the steps Cora Beth and Meade have taken to support each other, lift up our sisters, and impact cancer treatment and research throughout their lives.

Mindy, Meredith, Lexi and Avery—our Tri Deltas in the TV room—are back to talk about what’s on everyone’s mind: back to school. They dive into topics like the first day of school traditions, campus trends and all things fall, including a debate about the pumpkin spice obsession (yea or nay?). They share their own memories of recruitment, their best teachers and funny stories about roommates, give great advice on how to balance school and social life, and tackle controversy on touchy topics like cell phones in school. These ladies deliver on an informative, humorous and insightful conversation with the perfect amount of Delta Love.

Bailey shares her story of growing up in Manhattan, Kansas, her early experiences that influenced her decision to join Tri Delta, and her journey from entry-level positions to becoming the Director of Operations for the Kansas State University men’s basketball team. Bailey highlights her formula for success, which includes not letting intimidation hold you back, using your talents and strengths in all you do, and finding mentors to push you out of your comfort zone. She also encourages us to trust that things will work out in the end. 

Learn how Tri Delta has played a pivotal role in Bailey’s life and how her younger sister’s involvement added to her full-circle moment. Hear what Bailey is up to when she is not working, what she is looking forward to next and how she champions young women in the sports industry.

Maggie discovered that women radiate confidence when they wear one of her pieces, and that’s at the heart of her mission—creating a community where women feel as fabulous as they look. Learn how Maggie’s journey stitches together her Tri Delta values with her company ethos and, ultimately, her entrepreneurial success. Get an exclusive peek into her upcoming anniversary celebrations as well as hear her business advice, lessons learned and fashion insights and trends. Dive into her travels and the inspiration behind her designs, the origin of the iconic scarf necklace and what’s next in the collection!

If you’re passionate about the intersection of personal values and business success or simply love chic jewelry, this episode is your ultimate fashion fix. Tune in for a blend of smart business advice and inspiration that will have you ready to accessorize your wardrobe and add some glamour to your day!

Be sure to visit mignonnegavigan.com to use code TD30 for 30% off full-priced items through Sept. 30, 2024!

Hear Jennifer’s journey from lawyer to college professor-turned-campus speaker and educational content creator. Through her campus talks and online courses, Jennifer shares invaluable advice for students and parents, cutting through the noise to highlight effective strategies for maximizing connection, communication, networking and time management. She delves into essential study skills, providing insights and actionable steps to give students (or anyone) a significant edge in their academic journey.

Jennifer believes in complete authenticity--being genuine and true to oneself in every aspect, whether it’s making connections, demonstrating competence or pursuing interests--and shares her wisdom and knowledge for obtaining these life skills. She recounts her Tri Delta journey, explains why she loves being a facilitator and leaves us with final words that will help you feel prepared for the unpredictable in an ever-changing world!