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Pam Nieto ('25) first met Angela Franco ('13) when she was a young professional looking for opportunities to grow, but it turned into something much more impactful – a friendship, mentorship, and a leadership journey that spans more than a decade.
And today, Pam is doing for others what Angela once did for her: opening doors, creating opportunities, and helping young people see what's possible.
Listen to their story and discover how sometimes the greatest impact we can have isn’t what we accomplish ourselves. It’s what we help someone else become.
Tim Kime ('98) and Julie Rosenthal ('02) as they reflect on LGW's early years, the chance encounter that sparked a lasting friendship, and how that connection continues to create a ripple effect across Greater Washington decades later.
Explore the moments, connections, and leadership relationships shaping Greater Washington for 40 years
From the publisher's feed
The Ripple Effect by Leadership Greater Washington is a storytelling podcast launched as part of Leadership Greater Washington’s 40th anniversary.
At its core, the series…
These stories go beyond accomplishments—they reveal the moments of challenge, growth, and transformation that define who we become. Together, they form a powerful collective narrative of LGW’s impact over the past 40 years.
Whether you are a longtime member or new to the LGW community, these conversations offer insight, inspiration, and a deeper connection to the people behind the work.
Thank you to Interface Media Group for their support in making The Ripple Effect happen!