Let's Talk Tri Delta

Eve and Amy share the amazing small-world story of their connection and delve into a deep conversation about the impact of Tri Delta’s Convention on their lives. They open up about their love for Convention and the multitude of learning opportunities and inspiration that comes from being exposed to new people and ideas, all while enjoying the bonds of sisterhood. Eve and Amy paint a vivid picture of the unique experience and energy found at Convention, explaining that it is “unlike anything you’ll experience within your smaller groups” and how “the blend of tradition, history and ritual is like nothing else.” Join us as they share cherished memories and divulge their favorite parts of the many Tri Delta Conventions they have attended.

Convinced that Convention 2024 is the place you should be? Make sure to grab your spot by June 17—and meet up with Eve and Amy while you're there! Visit tridelta.org/convention for details and to register.

In this episode, Amanda delivers straight-talking, no-nonsense advice from her years of recruiting and career consulting experience. Her approach is direct yet comes from a place of genuine care for helping people in all stages of their careers, from college upperclassmen and recent grads to moms re-entering the workforce and seasoned professionals.

Amanda delves into all things job hunting: resume building, using social media, finding the right cultural fit and the importance of soft skills. She also catches us up on how Tri Delta still plays an important role in her life and how it gave her confidence, independence and a home away from home which she says is “way better than career prep”!

Find Amanda on Instagram @amp_recruiting or visit her website at AMP-recruiting.com.

In this must-listen episode, Kimberlee and Sara share how they are empowering and advocating for all women in the quest to improve women’s health. They share their journeys from Tri Delta, through their early start of their careers to the pivotal moments that sparked their current missions and the intersection where a film producer and health professional find their work overlapping in the most surprising of ways.

We delve into the “good girl revolution” and the current societal conditioning that often silences women and discourages them from advocating for their health—as they offer insights on how to change these patterns.

This inspiring and eye-opening session will empower you to prioritize your well-being and embrace your inner strength to become your own best advocate! 

Both Kimberlee and Sara are open to connecting and answering your questions. Reach out to us at [email protected] for their contact information.

Taylor’s success stems from her grit and bravery—always chasing her dreams. She joined Tri Delta as a graduate student, drawn to our values, and eventually served Alpha Kappa Chapter as president. 

Taylor shares her journey navigating postpartum depression, the power of community and how she helps others prioritize mental health and seek life-changing support. Juggling roles as a mom, wife, connector and advocate, she has still found a way (and the time!) to break barriers by playing tight end for the Cincinnati Cougars, a semi-pro football team. 

Her football journey defies societal norms, inspiring women in male-dominated spaces. Learn about the Women’s Football Alliance and building high-powered partnerships (including one with ESPN). 

Join us to hear Taylor’s her inspiring words, feel her positivity and discover how she is a role model for women and moms everywhere! Then catch No. 42 and all the Cincinnati Cougars in action through streamed games on cincinnaticougars.org.

In this episode, our hosts share key moments from our recent Collegiate Leadership Conference (CLC), where more than 600 Tri Delta collegians came together for leadership development, networking and fun. Hear about the touching moments of the weekend that left a lasting impact on them, and learn more about butterfly goals, shared with our attendees by CLC keynote speaker (and former podcast guest) Tara Renze.

We learn more about our hosts as Lexi puts the other three in the hotseat, followed by WNBA draft talk, an update on “The Bachelor” franchise and a serious moment about the impact of social media on our daily lives. This episode promises to motivate, entertain and empower you. Grab a cup of coffee and join our Tri Deltas in the TV Room!  

Tara Renze, author of “Be Who You Came to Be,” was inspired by a letter to embark on her third personal evolution. But this was not just any letter—it was the final letter written by her 87-year-old grandmother to Tara’s newborn son. 

Tara shares how two sentences from her grandmother became the basis for her life-changing book and work. She also explains emotional intelligence, mental fitness and the two cortexes of our brains—and how they can work together to help us ignore internet trolls! Learn Tara’s take on toxic positivity and get guidance on her three key areas of focus for living our best lives. Plus, find out what she means by “invitational fear” and “butterfly goals,” including an embarrassing moment on national TV while pursuing one of her lifelong dreams!

Learn more about Tara at her website, tararenze.com, or on Instagram @TaraRenze. Sign up for her weekly emotional intelligence tips and take a free assessment at tararenze.com/signup. You can also find Tara’s book, inspirational jewelry and more at her gift shop—and use promo code TriDelta10 for $10 off! Thank you, Tara! 

Shannon Bogardus, Delaware, Erin Magner, Brenau, and Emma Thom, Butler, Tri Delta’s three 2023-2024 Senior Chapter Development Consultants, reflect on their adventures on the road from the must-have items they pack in their suitcases and their go-to comfort foods in different regions to making countless balloon arches and spending the day in a police station (yikes!). 

But it's not all fun and games. These young alumnae share insights into their role as growth agents for our collegiate chapters, dispel myths about chapter visits and highlight their greatest accomplishments in empowering and establishing Tri Delta chapters across the country. 

As they prepare to bid farewell to theirt ime on Tri Delta’s staff, Shannon, Erin and Emma reflect on the friendships they've forged, the lessons they've learned, and the invaluable experiences that have shaped them. They are ready to tackle whatever comes next—armed with the lessons learned from their time on the road and the beginning of their lifetime membership in Tri Delta.

Brooke delved inro her work endeavors and how she supports organizations to “help them do the good they do better.” She dropped some serious wisdom about showing up authentically, finding and activating allies, and recognizing mutual opportunities for support. 

Plus, she took us on a hilarious trip down memory lane as she recalls her time in the Bloomers, the first all-female comedy sketch group in the country. Between laughs, there was a more serious message about being a confident woman, engaging in tough conversations about what’s funny and understanding the essence of comedy—knowing your audience. 

Finding balance was also a hot topic, and Brooke talked about embracing her introverted side. We explored how Tri Delta is the catalyst woven into every aspect of her life—career, passions and creative. We even got a sneak peek into her upcoming project (hint … it involves elephants).

In this episode, Sandy shares her early business passion sparked by her involvement in Junior Achievement followed by Tri Delta’s transformative impact on her life. It all led to her trailblazing role as chair of the Enterprise Finance Committee which helped shape the financial future of Tri Delta. Sandy expands upon her life-changing Tri Delta board service, why she says “finance is fun” and what being named a Woman of Achievement means to her. 

She expands upon her rich corporate background and takes us on her long and pioneering career journey and as the former President and CEO of Calisolar Inc., now Silicor Materials. She seamlessly transitioned into influential roles on several boards and currently serves as the Co-Chair of the Paradigm for Parity® Coalition, actively contributing to the mission of achieving gender parity in corporate leadership. Her advice on success, relationships, self-awareness, ambition and how she exceled in a traditionally male dominated industry is truly a must listen. 

Sandy is smart, dynamic and a joy to know. Explore her current projects and what’s next for her, and get ready for laughs, wisdom and a sneak peek into her mind—she never stops learning and growing!

In this episode, Maureen shares her remarkable journey from the automotive industry to becoming GM Canada’s first woman president. From her unconventional career path to her commitment to women's healthcare and education, Maureen shares valuable insights and advice to all of us on taking risks, getting uncomfortable and embracing an entrepreneurial spirit. We discuss the importance of the role of female mentorship in business, mutual support and the transformative power of education. Maureen talks about the recognition of being named one of Tri Delta’s 2024 Women of Achievement with a shoutout to all her Canadian sisters as well as the impact Tri Delta plays in her life and endeavors. You won’t want to miss this very special and inspirational conversation with this exceptional sister!