Episode 49: Jessica Williams

10/31/22 • 40 min

Eating Crow

Jessica Williams tells it like it is.

She's also a rising star on LinkedIn when it comes to talent development.

Jessica shares her thoughts on building teams, handling tough issues and creating a culture that attracts top talent.

She's helped build Refine Labs into a destination employer while building her own personal brand. Take notice.

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Jessica Williams tells it like it is.

She's also a rising star on LinkedIn when it comes to talent development.

Jessica shares her thoughts on building teams, handling tough issues and creating a culture that attracts top talent.

She's helped build Refine Labs into a destination employer while building her own personal brand. Take notice.

Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/eating-crow.

Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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Episode 48: Kate Bradley Chernis

I've never laughed so much in a podcast.

Seriously, Kate Bradley Chernis is funny.

She's also a brilliant CEO of a company changing the way we use Artificial Intelligence in marketing.

Kate's passion for music (she was a SiriusXM DJ - and her husband is literally a rock star) gave her an appreciation for the written and spoken word.

She then turned to marketing, using her verbal gymnastic skills to found a company that learns what customers want and converts any content into social posts that resonate.

Kate is a humble leader, but she's also not afraid to make the tough calls.

I consider Kate a friend and I look forward to following her success.

This is one great episode.

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Episode 50: Ryan Carfley

Ryan Carfley is a doer.

He's a former D1 Football player who showed up and did it every day.

Opportunity keeps knocking for him.

Sometimes it's part of the plan.

Other times, opportunity shows up like a kick to the face.

Ryan's story, as a young business owner (you'll love how that happened), is unusual.

He started behind the eight ball. Now he's Willie Moscone (look him up), having built a multi-million dollar company that continues to defy expectations.

We've all faced adversity. Ryan's response: "OK, that sucked. Now what?"

Listen, learn, and love it.

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