The LookBack Podcast

Her title reads Growth Strategist within the Pharma and Healthcare sector at Google, but it would dishonor Michelle to describe her in such few words. She is a trailblazer dedicated to innovation and social change. She is also a storyteller who uses her platform at Google to change the world's perception of Asian women. Finally, she is the daughter of bold and courageous ex-pats, who risked their lives for an opportunity. It is my pleasure to have Michelle on The Lookback, and I know you will enjoy our chat!

For more information on Michelle and her exciting journey, please check out www.maisonpham.com.

Today's occupation is beauty, and Jessica Milani is about her business! During my time with Jessica, we discuss the discipline required to become a salon owner and why hair is crucial to self-esteem. You will see that Jessica is a woman of her word, and when she commits herself, she will never disappoint. But how did she get here? Well, it all started at the age of five, and even then, Jessica was aware of her worth!

Book Jessica https://www.styleseat.com/m/v/jessicamilani?sid=SEARCH-24f9ee94-d402-4ff3-b050-725f44e724e2 (Here)

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https://www.instagram.com/milanihouseofbeauty/?hl=en (Milani House of Beauty)

Hi! It's me, your host, Taylor Sorillo. During today's episode, I talk a bit about my career history and why I started The LookBack with my fiancé David. Enjoy!

Teal Baskerville currently resides in Williamstown as the Head of Public Programs at the Clark Art Institute. During today's episode, we will learn about what it means to be a curator, the prejudices embedded in the study of art history, and finally, how art institutions can begin the process of inclusion and healing.

In this episode, I chat with one of my dearest friends, Chad Salter. Since 2014, Chad has worked in the nonprofit sector, and his experiences include the world-renowned Ford Foundation and time in Toronto, Canada, as a Fulbright Fellow. During our chat, Chad explains how a young, black, and closeted boy from Mount Vernon, New York, grew up to be a social justice generalist - someone determined to fight for and represent all vulnerable populations.

If someone told you your calling might be a career you never imagined, would you consider it? Our guest, Adeyemi Mchunguzi, did just that, and the result was life-changing.

In 2019, Adeyemi became the Founder and CEO of ASMT Solutions, a human capital consulting firm specializing in diverse talent acquisition and talent development services. In this episode, we discuss how Adeyemi resisted doubt and took a leap of faith to become the CEO of ASMT Solutions; a company determined to shed light on the tremendous benefits of having and supporting a diverse workforce.

To learn more about ASMT Solutions, please visit ASMT Solutions at https://asmt.solutions/ or connect with Adeyemi directly at https://www.linkedin.com/in/adeyemim/.

Dr. Kelly Granger is a fourth-generation dentist who comes from a family of risk-takers and pioneers. In this episode, you will hear about her path to continuing her family's tradition as well as her realization that dedication is self-love.

During this episode, we talk with Segacy about growing up west Indian, being a black woman in tech, and having the courage to reinvent yourself at a moment's notice.