The Legacy Leaders Show With Izabela Lundberg

Welcome to Legacy Leaders Show 100th Episode!

As we are celebrating with you this epic historic moment, I am beyond thrilled and honored to introduce you to our special guest: Marcia Y. Cantarella, Ph.D., Member Board of Trustee at St. Elisabeth University, Assistant Dean at Princeton University, Associate Dean at Hunter Collage, Director of Academic Enhancement at NYU, Higher Education Consultant & SME, Author of two books, Daughter of Civil Rights Legend, Whitney Young and Exceptional Mentor, to name a few.

In this episode epic, you will discover what it takes to live the legacy by influencing a new generation of mentors & power brokers.

Marcia shares her father’s legacy and success as The Power Broker, an instrumental role he played during the Civil Right Movement with MLK, JFK, and other public figures.

Champions, you can’t miss this powerful share filled with historical moments and golden nuggets that we can apply today, ranging from the power of data, leadership, and influence to labor laws and policies that we still benefit from today.

Discover what it takes to be The Power Broker and exceptional mentor today and why we need more of them in the future.

To learn more about the exceptional history of Civil Rights Legend Whitney Young, check The Power Broker PBS documentary. To learn more about Marca and how to navigate higher education in the USA, please check “I CAN Finish College | The Higher Education Advocate and Guide”.

Buckle Up, Champions!

In this enthralling episode of Legacy Leaders, we delve deep into the mind and journey of the multifaceted Ismael Chang Ghalimi.
Holding the esteemed CEO position at STOIC, Ismael has magnanimously coached over 250 crème de la crème contributors from LinkedIn's top 500 Collaborative Articles. As a visionary, he pioneered the creation of the world's first intelligent data cloud. Today, he is known as an AI and data SME.
But Ismael's prowess is not limited to the corporate arena. Skies acknowledge him as an instrument-rated private pilot, while the underwater world recognizes his expertise as a SCUBA assistant instructor. On land, his craftsmanship as a machinist is unparalleled.
Born in France, he carries the heritage of Algeria, the heart of Japan, and the embrace of the Chinese union, all while proudly resonating with the spirit of America by choice.
Ismael's thirst for knowledge is unquenchable. He is an insatiable learner, ceaselessly expanding the horizons of his intellect and skill set. Join us as we explore the riveting tapestry of Ismael's life and achievements.

In this episode of Legacy Leaders Show, Dr. Sujata Ives, a President, Maryland Career Development Association, Global Workplace Development Leader, Author and SME on Bio-Psycho-Social-Cultural Model, shares her powerful story of accepting her permanent disability and using it as a gift that drives tremendous change and transformation.

She is SME in Connecting The Dots by generating tremendous success for her clients as a cognitive Psychology educator, career & employment counselor and Harvard-trained mediator and coach.

She is also a peacemaker, utilizing "The Road to Peace: Dialogue and Action for Tolerance and Intercultural Understanding" program, endorsed by members of States while advancing intercultural and global leadership competence.

Today's guest is extraordinary! Rex Wisehart started his first business when he was only eight years old. He was one of the youngest Wall Street stockbrokers, and he was only an employee for nine months in his entire life as Rex turned into a corporate turnaround guy and serial entrepreneur.

During the show, Rex shared many golden nuggets and great stories that were so applicable to the current events. Enjoy!

Join us for an inspiring episode of the Legacy Leaders Show featuring Elaine Perlman, a beacon of change in both the educational and healthcare sectors. Elaine's distinguished career spans over three decades in education, from enriching young minds in classrooms around the world to empowering educators at Teachers College, Columbia University. As the Director of the Columbia University Peace Corps Fellows Program, she has mentored scores of Jaffe Peace Corps Fellows, fostering a new era of impactful teaching in NYC public schools.

Shifting gears from education to altruism, Elaine currently leads Waitlist Zero, driving pivotal campaigns such as the End Kidney Deaths Act and the Honor Our Living Donors Act. Her personal journey as a kidney donor and founder of several kidney donation support networks underscores her commitment to life-saving advocacy.

Don't miss this episode as Elaine shares insights from her journey of impacting education and organ donation advocacy. Discover how her leadership is paving the way for systemic changes that save lives and shape futures.

To learn more, go to waitlistzero.org