Women Really Mean Business: Connecting Professional Women Worldwide

Michelle Henry's company specializes in research and in this wide-ranging episode she talks about the importance of research, competing with bigger organizations and how to take your own entrepreneurial journey.

When Ali Parrish's work got stagnant, she transitioned her career to more work she loved. In this episode she talks about making your transition if you are feeling similar and what you need to do and how you should think about this process.

Katharine Halpin helps companies increase their value by facilitating a process that allows them to gain better results by involving all layers of the organization. She teaches us that technology has made us reactive and helps us be proactive instead.

Kristy Gnibus is a teacher, blogger and candidate for U.S. Congress and through past challenges she's chosen to be a positive force in her community and believes connecting with others is more important than competition.

Karla Wludyga is the Director of Organizational Development with PRADCO and after all her interactions with clients she believes the key to your career is having confidence - and unfortunately this is a struggle for some folks.

Alexis Zawelensky has a short but impressive career and is now pursuing an MBA but her message is to not doubt yourself - especially if you think you're too young to succeed - you are more capable than you realize.

Jayne Huston has a long career that has centered on supporting entrepreneurs, especially female business owners and she advises that having a good network is vital - do not go it alone because you don't have to.

This is not your mother's PR! Cher Hale's company blends the traditional mass media approach with niche approaches (think podcasts, blogs, etc.). Don't miss this talk that will help you understand modern PR!

As an accomplished business leader, author and gospel singer Carla Harris can boil her career down to two things - excellent work built on constant learning plus the importance of building relationships - don't miss this talk.

Jennifer Dworek had a successful career as a nurse but her calling is to be a photographer - she talks about that transition and why she believes the universe wants you to be successful - as long as you will listen.