In this episode, Andrea Gribble, founder of #SocialSchool4EDU, utilizes social media to uplift and celebrate schools everywhere. Andrea and her team work alongside staff and teachers to showcase online the heart of each school, enabling parents and faculty to stay connected to the classroom.

In this episode, Rebecca Malotke-Meslin, founder of Pleasantly Aggressive Coaching and Consulting, shares her passion for empowering women school leaders towards confidently owning their leadership in the workspace and personal lives. With a background in gender studies and sociology, Rebecca recognizes how race, gender, sexuality, and class impact those in leadership roles and strives to guide women toward their full potential.

In this episode, we chat with Brad Entwhistle, the Founding Partner of imageseven in Australia. For the past 32 years, Brad has helped schools align to their vision, ensuring that they fulfill and stay true to their promise to families and students, teaching that branding is far more than just a logo.

In this episode, Aubrey and Tara go over their Goodreads list, picking out their top 10 books for school leaders to read for personal and professional development. Genres ranging from novels to financial literacy, Aubrey and Tara offer a wide selection of suggestions that will be sure to captivate your interest and promote your small school!

In this episode, we are joined by Angie Ward, Digital Marketing Strategist for Schools, Camps, and Education-centric Nonprofits, and Founder of Enroll Media. Angie reminds us to get back to basics so that we can find direction and purpose in our marketing. Giving us insights into the trajectory of LinkedIn and its success for small school marketing, Angie reveals key insights into how over she has uplifted 250 colleges, universities, and K12 schools with result-driven digital marketing solutions.

Joined by Bob Sager, founder and current President of Edu-Tech Academic Solutions, we learn how to mindfully usher small schools towards integrating essential technology into their learning infrastructure in a way that is empowering, beneficial, and cyber secure. With 30 years of experience, Bob shares his story of navigating this fast-paced industry, showing how edu-tech can be greatly beneficial to students, educators, administration, etc. when used safely and securely.

In this episode, Jamie Giblett, Sales Manager at Digistorm's Denver location, breaks down how independent schools can simplify and ease prospective parents throughout the admissions process. Through a personalized approach, proper data collection, tailored communications, and a gentle nudge, Jamie shares with us how to showcase our school's unique selling points to the right parents in a way that is nurturing, emotive, and accessible.

In this episode, Beth Yoder, CEO and Founder of P3Hired and seasoned professional in the recruiting and talent management space, offers communication and social tactics for hiring and building your school's dream team, sharing the importance of remaining open, listening to understand, trusting your gut, and holding true to your integrity.

Aubrey and Tara are joined by Megan Sumrell, Founder of ThePinkBee app and Time Management Coach for Women. Megan's calling is to shift work-life overwhelm toward balance and empowerment through her TOP Planning System. Megan shares her story from working in single-hood to managing the overwhelm of a full-time career while navigating the role as a mother. Telling her story of how she reclaimed her work and life balance, she also shares communication tactics, systems, and productivity tools that will be sure to restore balance and harmony to your work and home life.

In this episode, Angela Brown, the Senior Enrollment Insights Leader for K-12 at Niche, shares her wisdom from years of developing content and research to advance admissions and marketing roles to strategize, plan, and execute for success - she discusses social proof in action, 2021 parent survey results, how schools can stand out in the marketplace, and much more!