Why do some business partnerships work beautifully and some fail and bring the entire company down with them?

This week on The Panel, Jen sat down with TInsley Merrill, Chief Revenue Officer of Pairr, and Donna Letier, Chief Executive Officer of Gardenuity, to talk about business partnerships. We talk about how to choose a business partner wisely, and how to maintain a healthy partnership so you can build a thriving business. 

On The Panel:
Tinsley Merrill, CRO of Pairr
Donna Letier, CEO of Gardenuity

This week on The Panel, Jen sat down with Amanda Smith, Founder of Dallas Girl Gang, Lela Orr, founder of Ferra, & Brooke Burnett, Founder of OneSmallBlonde, to talk about their struggles with anxiety. They share their experiences, ways they manage it, and we even talk about the enneagram.

Have you ever wanted to write a book? Jaclyn Amend, a former marketing executive and stay home mom, decided she wanted to write a children's book for her son, Mack, about their neighborhood. Jaclyn walks through her inspiration behind the first book, how she took the idea from concept to reality, and in the process founded her own publishing company in Dallas, TX.

You can order her two books, Goodnight Lakewood and Goodnight Park Cities here: https://www.goodnightlakewood.com/

Panel: Jaclyn Amend & BD Amend
Hosts: Jen Hilz & Michael Boes

Sales 101: Lesson 2 - What separates the good sales people from the GREAT. We are opening the book on the basics; talking pipeline generation, relationship building, and sharing success stories with Ryan Picou, Sales Trainer for the NBA, and Michael Boes, Account Executive at Conduent. 

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On this week's panel, I sat down with two Dallas influencers, Brooke Burnett of OneSmallBlonde and Lynlee Poston of GalAboutTown to talk about what single life is like in your 30s. We talk about the anxiety of the "biological clock", freezing your eggs, and staying in unhealthy relationships for the wrong reasons. We also talked about the differences between dating in your 20s and dating in your 30s. This is a fun, candid, real episode and I hope you enjoy the conversation. 

Happy Thanksgiving Friends! 2019 has been a wild year for me to say the least. It has held some of the darkest moments of my life and some of the happiest and most transformative moments. I'm so grateful for all of you who tune in to the podcast every week, follow along on social media, and provide feedback. Thank you for encouraging me, and most importantly helping me follow my dreams. Enjoy the episode!

On today's episode I sat down with three leaders from nonprofit organizations to talk about their industry. We talked about how they got into the field, debunked some stereotypes about nonprofit organizations, and they helped identify ways to vet nonprofit organizations before investing your money or time. Most importantly we talked about ways you can give back this season via Giving Tuesday.

On The Panel:
Brittany Underwood - Founder & Executive Chairman, The Akola Project
Shonda Schafer - Chief Executive Director, Grace Grapevine
Megan Johnson - Executive Director, Muscular Dystrophy Association 

This week on The Panel, Jen sat down with Dr. Anna Thomas and Dr. Lyndsey Harper to talk about Women’s Sexual health, which includes taboo topics such as low libido, how women orgasm, and pain during sex. Dr. Thomas and Dr. Harper shared their most frequently asked questions by their patients and shared insights and helpful resources for women to get more education on these subjects. 

Lyndsey Harper, MD is a board certified Ob/Gyn and Fellow of the International Society for the Study of Women's Sexual Health. Dr. Harper works as a clinical assistant professor at the Texas A&M College of Medicine, an OB/GYN hospitalist at Baylor University Medical Center in Dallas, and as and CEO of Rosy, a women’s health company that connects women to evidence-based resources for sexual health.

Anna Thomas, PhD is a clinical psychologist at Behavioral Health Dallas where she provides therapy for individuals and couples throughout the lifespan. She has worked previously as co-director of the Women’s Psychology Service in the Department of Ob/Gyn at Baylor University Medical Center. Dr. Thomas has extensive clinical and research experience within women’s health and she has received specialized training in sexuality, perinatal disorders, and LGBT issues. 

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On this week's episode of The Panel, Jen sat down with three young female entrepreneurs to talk about the highs and the lows of entrepreneurship. Alex Halbardier is the co-founder and Chief Customer Office at Alto, a Dallas-based ride hailing startup. Elizabeth Reza is co-founder of Book a Birdie, the first clean on-demand beauty app. Rachel Sipperly, is founder of Rent My Wardrobe, and host of the Female Founder Podcast. All three founders share unique stories about their startup journeys and insights into their day-to-day struggles (and small wins). They also got really real about the importance of having a community of other entrepreneurs to lean on. 

This week on The Panel Jen sat down with two Dallas lawyers, Brandon Karas and Amanda Montgomery, to pick their brains on law school, contracts, and Kim Kardashian's aspiring legal career. 

This week on The Panel, we're introducing the Monthly Mashup with Michael, a series where Michael Boes gives an update on what's going on in the World. Michael talks about some of the latest major headlines like the Trump impeachment inquiry, Syria, WeWork drama, Mark Zuckerberg's attempt to take over the World, vaping, the opioid crisis, and The Joker. We also talk about the Dallas tornado and our personal highs and lows for the month. If you like the series, let us know by leaving us a 5 star review. If you don't, send us a DM on instagram at @panelpodcast or an e-mail at [email protected] and we'll make some adjustments. 

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