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The Power of Saying NO with Ingrid Jones
Hey there! This is Christy Rutherford, your host for Why She’s Winning. Today, Ingrid Jones and I talk about the power of saying NO.
Ingrid Jones has worked at Pfizer since 2017 in the roles of Senior Counsel, Trade Channel Management, and North American Legal Lead at Upjohn.
In 2021, she was named a CEO Action for Racial Equity Fellow, one of only 250 corporate leaders across the United States who collaborates on creating solutions to advance societal racial equity through public policy.
As Deputy Agency Chief Contracting Officer in the City of New York, she advised executives and staff on all procurement matters, local laws, City administrative requirements, policies, and procedures regarding purchasing/contracting operations, among other responsibilities.
Ingrid graduated from New York Law School, where she earned a J.D. She holds a master’s in Public Administration from Baruch College and a master’s in Administrative Leadership from Fairleigh Dickinson. She earned a B.S. from Benedict College.
Join in and listen to get the core fundamental essentials for your business growth and success!
Here’s Just a Taste of This Episode’s Talking PointsThe Need to do Something DifferentWhen Ingrid felt the need to do something different, she was at the point where she felt stuck. She grew up following what the world tells us to do: go to college, get a great job, have 2.5 kids, etc. Ingrid checked all of the boxes but still felt unhappy.
She knew there was more and knew the only way to get to the more was to talk to somebody. She has no shade on therapy, but she didn't think it was for her. What she needed was a coach on a professional and a personal level.
Learning to Say NOWhen Ingrid started to say NO, most people around her were taken aback. The process was difficult, but she had to wean herself off it. After a while, she stopped getting as many phone calls and realized people mostly ask for her help because she makes it easy for them.
Other Topics We Covered on the Show:- What made Ingrid decide to push through with the program?
- Ingrid shares the commonalities she sees with other women in the group.
- What was happening before Ingrid started saying NO?
- Ingrid’s definition of self-care back then to now.
- A piece of advice for women caught up in being needed and saving people.
- What habits did Ingrid implement that made the most significant difference in where she is today?
How To Stay Connected with Ingrid Jones
Check out Ingrid’s social profiles below.
- Website: https://www.linkedin.com/in/ingridgreenjones/
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Hey there! This is Christy Rutherford, your host for Why She’s Winning. Today, Ingrid Jones and I talk about the power of saying NO.
Ingrid Jones has worked at Pfizer since 2017 in the roles of Senior Counsel, Trade Channel Management, and North American Legal Lead at Upjohn.
In 2021, she was named a CEO Action for Racial Equity Fellow, one of only 250 corporate leaders across the United States who collaborates on creating solutions to advance societal racial equity through public policy.
As Deputy Agency Chief Contracting Officer in the City of New York, she advised executives and staff on all procurement matters, local laws, City administrative requirements, policies, and procedures regarding purchasing/contracting operations, among other responsibilities.
Ingrid graduated from New York Law School, where she earned a J.D. She holds a master’s in Public Administration from Baruch College and a master’s in Administrative Leadership from Fairleigh Dickinson. She earned a B.S. from Benedict College.
Join in and listen to get the core fundamental essentials for your business growth and success!
Here’s Just a Taste of This Episode’s Talking PointsThe Need to do Something DifferentWhen Ingrid felt the need to do something different, she was at the point where she felt stuck. She grew up following what the world tells us to do: go to college, get a great job, have 2.5 kids, etc. Ingrid checked all of the boxes but still felt unhappy.
She knew there was more and knew the only way to get to the more was to talk to somebody. She has no shade on therapy, but she didn't think it was for her. What she needed was a coach on a professional and a personal level.
Learning to Say NOWhen Ingrid started to say NO, most people around her were taken aback. The process was difficult, but she had to wean herself off it. After a while, she stopped getting as many phone calls and realized people mostly ask for her help because she makes it easy for them.
Other Topics We Covered on the Show:- What made Ingrid decide to push through with the program?
- Ingrid shares the commonalities she sees with other women in the group.
- What was happening before Ingrid started saying NO?
- Ingrid’s definition of self-care back then to now.
- A piece of advice for women caught up in being needed and saving people.
- What habits did Ingrid implement that made the most significant difference in where she is today?
How To Stay Connected with Ingrid Jones
Check out Ingrid’s social profiles below.
- Website: https://www.linkedin.com/in/ingridgreenjones/