This year we celebrated the 50th anniversary of the passage of Title IX. How has Title IX evolved since its enactment and what should we all understand about this revolutionary civil rights law?

Jennifer Jovcevski is joined by Elizabeth Canning, a lawyer and human resources professional, and Kacey Houston Walker, counsel and deputy leader of Nixon Peabody’s Higher Education team. Elizabeth and Kacey give a background of Title IX, get us up to speed on the latest developments, and explain how colleges and universities are trying to keep up. 

In this episode, you'll also hear about the similarities between Title IX and the Civil Rights Act, and other laws protecting individuals from discrimination on the basis of a protected class. 

How do you retain employees during high periods of growth and change?

Jennifer Jovcevski is joined by Kate Woods, Chief Compliance Officer & SVP, Human Resources, at Schweiger Dermatology Group, and Nixon Peabody Partner, Michele Masucci, to discuss what it takes to retain and support employees during times of growth, acquisitions, and the COVID-19 pandemic.

In this episode, you’ll also hear insights on working within the healthcare industry and how we can promote women in the workplace.

What does it take to get a product to market, especially if you're working in a brand new industry?

Jennifer Jovcevski is joined by Shannon Cosentino-Roush, Chief Strategy Officer at Finless Foods, and Nixon Peabody Partner, Hannah Bornstein, to discuss the regulatory hurdles innovative companies face when bringing new products to market. 

In this episode you'll learn about cell-cultured and plant-based foods, the FDA, and how regulatory agencies review new products and industries. 

What does it take to run a successful telehealth business in an industry that is constantly changing and highly regulated?

Jen is joined by Carrie Siu Butt, CEO of SimpleHealth, and Rebecca Simone, a Partner at Nixon Peabody, to discuss the intricacies of running a telehealth business and how companies like SimpleHealth are making access to care easier and more convenient for patients.

In this episode, you’ll also learn about what it takes to build a diverse team, what Carrie and Rebecca see for the future of telehealth, and regulatory changes that could impact the healthcare industry.

How do nonprofits get funding? Influence and reform policy? Create lasting change?

Allison Sesso, President and CEO of RIP Medical Debt, and Valerie Montague, a Partner at Nixon Peabody, join Jen to discuss the business of nonprofits and navigating the healthcare industry. 

We'll hear how RIP Medical Debt secured a major donation, how Allison is working to reform healthcare, and the challenges healthcare companies faced during the COVID-19 pandemic. 

What does progress in diversity, equity, and inclusion look like?

Caren Ulrich Stacy, Founder and CEO of Diversity Lab, and Rekha Chiruvolu, Nixon Peabody Chief Diversity, Equity & Inclusion Officer, join Jen to discuss advancing and supporting women and minorities in the workplace across all industries.

We’ll hear stories (and data) about the challenges women face reentering the workplace, learn more about Diversity Lab, and how DEI progress is measured.

How do you find people that believe in your business as much as you do?

Lori Taylor, Founder and CEO of The Produce Moms, and Laura Bacon, a partner at Nixon Peabody, join Jen on She Talks Law to discuss why building a trusted team is integral to growing your brand.

Lori tells her story of entrepreneurship, believing in your brand, building your team, and leading a business through the COVID-19 pandemic.

Environmental, social, and governance (ESG) criteria is a trending topic for private equity in 2022 – do investors mean business with ESG issues or are they just buzz words?

The women also discuss other trends to look out for in PE and share their experiences while working in a male-dominated industry.

She Talks Law host Jen Jovcevski is joined by Marissa Wiley, a partner in Nixon Peabody’s business and finance group, and Nicki Lambropoulos, an operating partner at private equity firm, Cold Bore Capital.

The cybersecurity and privacy landscape is rapidly evolving. What does the law require of business owners, and more importantly, how can business owners implement those legal requirements practically?

We’ll close the conversation with cybersecurity and privacy New Years' resolutions.

She Talks Law host Jen Jovcevski is joined by Jenny Holmes, deputy leader of the Nixon Peabody Cybersecurity & Privacy team, and Chandra Whitley, an advocate and advisor in the technology and security industry, and Enterprise Account Executive at Arctic Wolf.