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There is so much power in knowing our history and seeing others, who have come before you, unlock new pathways. In her recent speech at the unveiling of Former President Barack Obama and Former First Lady Michelle Obama's White House portraits, Michelle Obama eloquently discussed why moments like that are important for anyone who may be doubting themselves. She discusses how her own story has shaped by her experience as a Black woman, and how sharing her story can help others to see themselves in a place where they can be successful. This week's guest Anucha Browne's dynamic story has shaped her in many powerful ways while providing the fortitude and resolve to find ways to shift power.
In this episode, Anucha Browne joins me for a very honest conversation about her journey as an executive with deep cross-sector experience and a legacy in women's college sports. She talks about her current role as Chief Impact Officer at Tides, where she is responsible for leading the execution and implementation of Tides' strategic initiatives. She talks about the organization's recent focus on shifting and strengthening the power of BIPOC leaders, organizations, and communities. Browne credits the passage of Title IX for giving her the opportunity to play basketball at Northwestern University, which served as a catalyst to gaining valuable leadership skills that she continues to leverage in her efforts to shift power.
I invite you to join our conversation as we discuss:
Honorable Mentions
Michelle Obama’s Speech
Child Friendly Cities Initiative
From Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion to Shifting the Power
The Costs of Code Switching
Generational Stress
My Grandmother's Hands: Racialized Trauma and the Pathway to Mending Our Hearts and Bodies
God Bless the Broken Road Poem
Excited to hear more of what Anucha Brown has to say? Find her in these spaces:
Twitter - @nukehoops,
Instagram - @nukehoops
website- www.tides.org
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This podcast is hosted by Angela Taylor. Angela Taylor is an equity & inclusion strategist, executive coach, motivational speaker, podcaster, TV Analyst and entrepreneur! She is the co-founder of The DIGNITAS Agency, Principal of Tindall Avenue Coaching and Owner & Chief Indulge Officer of Indulge Boise which is a culinary and cultural experience brand that is the #1 Rated Food Tour in Boise.
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Ready to learn more about Angela? Join and follow her in these following spaces:
Unlocking the Club Instagram
Unlocking the Club Twitter
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Have you gained inspiration from these powerful beings sharing how they used their keys to unlock their desires? Angela invites you to leave a review of how this episode impacted you. Also, share this podcast with a friend. We all have a friend that needs to hear she/he/they is/are not the only one trying to break down these barriers.
The conversation doesn't have to end with this episode. Join the Unlocking the Club community over on our private Facebook page: The Codebreakers Lounge (https://www.facebook.com/groups/codebreakerslounge) and be part of the conversation!
This is a Crackers In Soup and Treefan Events production
Have a topic you’d like us to unlock, a guest recommendation, or just want to say hey? Drop us a line at [email protected].
Starting your own podcast? Receive up to two months free on Libsyn by using our exclusive Unlocking the Club signup link: https://signup.libsyn.com/?promo_code=UNLOCK
By Angela TaylorThere is so much power in knowing our history and seeing others, who have come before you, unlock new pathways. In her recent speech at the unveiling of Former President Barack Obama and Former First Lady Michelle Obama's White House portraits, Michelle Obama eloquently discussed why moments like that are important for anyone who may be doubting themselves. She discusses how her own story has shaped by her experience as a Black woman, and how sharing her story can help others to see themselves in a place where they can be successful. This week's guest Anucha Browne's dynamic story has shaped her in many powerful ways while providing the fortitude and resolve to find ways to shift power.
In this episode, Anucha Browne joins me for a very honest conversation about her journey as an executive with deep cross-sector experience and a legacy in women's college sports. She talks about her current role as Chief Impact Officer at Tides, where she is responsible for leading the execution and implementation of Tides' strategic initiatives. She talks about the organization's recent focus on shifting and strengthening the power of BIPOC leaders, organizations, and communities. Browne credits the passage of Title IX for giving her the opportunity to play basketball at Northwestern University, which served as a catalyst to gaining valuable leadership skills that she continues to leverage in her efforts to shift power.
I invite you to join our conversation as we discuss:
Honorable Mentions
Michelle Obama’s Speech
Child Friendly Cities Initiative
From Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion to Shifting the Power
The Costs of Code Switching
Generational Stress
My Grandmother's Hands: Racialized Trauma and the Pathway to Mending Our Hearts and Bodies
God Bless the Broken Road Poem
Excited to hear more of what Anucha Brown has to say? Find her in these spaces:
Twitter - @nukehoops,
Instagram - @nukehoops
website- www.tides.org
🔐🔑🗝️♣️🔒🔓
This podcast is hosted by Angela Taylor. Angela Taylor is an equity & inclusion strategist, executive coach, motivational speaker, podcaster, TV Analyst and entrepreneur! She is the co-founder of The DIGNITAS Agency, Principal of Tindall Avenue Coaching and Owner & Chief Indulge Officer of Indulge Boise which is a culinary and cultural experience brand that is the #1 Rated Food Tour in Boise.
🔐🔑🗝️♣️🔒🔓
Ready to learn more about Angela? Join and follow her in these following spaces:
Unlocking the Club Instagram
Unlocking the Club Twitter
🔐🔑🗝️♣️🔒🔓
Have you gained inspiration from these powerful beings sharing how they used their keys to unlock their desires? Angela invites you to leave a review of how this episode impacted you. Also, share this podcast with a friend. We all have a friend that needs to hear she/he/they is/are not the only one trying to break down these barriers.
The conversation doesn't have to end with this episode. Join the Unlocking the Club community over on our private Facebook page: The Codebreakers Lounge (https://www.facebook.com/groups/codebreakerslounge) and be part of the conversation!
This is a Crackers In Soup and Treefan Events production
Have a topic you’d like us to unlock, a guest recommendation, or just want to say hey? Drop us a line at [email protected].
Starting your own podcast? Receive up to two months free on Libsyn by using our exclusive Unlocking the Club signup link: https://signup.libsyn.com/?promo_code=UNLOCK