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Rachel Simon-Lee is a master storyteller and has been storytelling thru video production for 15 years. In 2011, she joined the Media Services team at BJC HealthCare in St. Louis. That year, the Nashville native became the only dedicated surgical video producer in the organization.
Simon-Lee was instrumental in finding technology-based solutions for performance improvement and clinical research studies for The St. Louis Children's and Washington University Heart Center. Her technical skill, knowledge of medical procedures, and portfolio of over 200 surgical case edits became the catalyst for her start-up, Heartwork Videos.
Her awards include: Startup Connection Showcase (2017), St. Louis American Foundation- Salute to Excellence in Healthcare (2017), BALSA Foundation grant winner (2017) and FOCUS St. Louis Emerging Leader (2016).
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Samukele Ncube is a digital marketing professional who is passionate about using storytelling and targeted messaging to help businesses form connections with their customers.
Her love for stories transcends her day to day work. She is the cofounder of the community group, Find Your Tribe, where she uses her platform to help women of colour share their truth.
No matter which hat she's wearing, her goal is simple. To use the power of storytelling to form connections. After all, stories are the common thread that connects us all.
Belinda Aramide, through her online presence and company, Salesfluence, is on a mission to change the way we sell to one another. With more than 10 years of B2B sales experience and 3+ years studying and implementing digital and Influencer marketing, Belinda now brings digital and Influencer marketing strategies into B2B sales, so sales professionals can start influencing prospects in the way they want to buy.
Darrel D. Frater has made a lifelong commitment to playing a major role in the effort to close the racial wealth gap here in America. He believes that entrepreneurship is the key to fix all problems that exist in the world and he wants to be on the front line of preparing the next generation of leaders to fix them. His passions for problem solving, mentoring, and entrepreneurship led him to officially begin his entrepreneurial journey with the departure from his job in June of 2018.
Darrel challenges all entrepreneurs and aspiring entrepreneurs to consider how they can include a positive social impact within their business. He is confident that a shift toward social entrepreneurship will make this world a better place for every member of humanity.
Alex M. White is a coach and storyteller who uses empathy and human-centered design to cultivate courage in difficult times. He has a background ranging from cinematography and film production, education and community organizing , user experience design, research, and strategy, all centered around evoking transformation with people at the center of his work. Alex transitioned from a career in tech to become a full-time Climate Change Coach, helping his fellow humans make strategic and smart decisions in their lives as society adapts to climate change and global warming. To learn more about Alex and his work visit: https://www.alexmwhite.com/
Each week we have the opportunity to speak with individuals who have mastered the art of effective communication whether it be in the digital space or in person, and this week is no exception. Today we’re connecting with Kotryna Kurt. Kotryna is passionate about all things Marketing and Mar-tech. She is a content creator and a charismatic public speaker. As a #1 LinkedIn fan and one of the top LinkedIn Video influencers, Kotryna provides great tips on enhancing your online presence. Afterwards we discuss the importance of video and review the book ‘Vlog Like a Boss’ by Amy Schmittauer - a great reference book for first time vloggers. It’s all about branding in this episode and how you can benefit.
Amy Jones is a life coach, strategist, and founder of Love Saves Lives, Inc. Her work is dedicated to helping humans feel better about being human. She's launching an app called Recollect that feeds people based on what they’re feeling, so they feel better. Amy has also created a podcast, Building Something Better, to share the adventure of becoming a first-time founder and the life lessons that come along with it.
Digital has disrupted traditional marketing and has forever changed the way businesses and influencers communicate to and with the world. Kimberly Afonso, CEO and marketing thought leader, joins me in a discussion on leveraging effective digital communication tools such as LinkedIn and Instagram. She offers best practices as well as her predictions on what we can anticipate in the world of digital in the years to come.
You’re talented, you get results and like never before you have an array of applications to communicate them. There’s just one thing – will anyone notice? More important – will anyone even care? Most important – will anyone remember? If there is one skill that everyone needs today it’s not just the ability to communicate, it’s the ability to connect.
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