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Emily Witt
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Beyond the Legal Lens Podcast Episode #38: Joshua Wright: Advice from a Lawyer turned Life Coach
Why São Paulo?
01/12/23 • 18 min
Joshua is a certified professional coach that specializes in helping high-achieving professionals that struggle to stay fit or stay confident become stronger mentally and physically. After being a high school teacher, followed by five years of working as an associate at a big law firm in New York City, Joshua has identified and understands why high-achieving individuals struggle and how best to support them. In this episode, we discuss his pivot from lawyer to life coach and the incredible advice he provides for his clients’ journeys, often based on his personal experiences.

30. Career Advice at All Altitudes
Why São Paulo?
09/07/22 • 34 min
About Emily:
https://www.whistlerpartners.com/team/emily-witt
Edited and Produced by Mark McDonald. Launch your podcast at https://yourbusinesspodcast.net

03/12/21 • 42 min

Beyond the Legal Lens Episode #46: Amy Kluesner - The Great Re-Entry - How To Successfully Return to BigLaw From In-House
Why São Paulo?
08/02/23 • 23 min
Principled and approachable, Amy Kluesner is a trusted advisor who cares deeply about the clients she serves. She offers comprehensive advice to healthcare providers and private equity funds, providing counsel to public and private entities on mergers and acquisitions, divestitures, joint ventures, corporate governance matters and associated healthcare regulatory requirements. She identifies and mitigates risk, navigates organizations through growth and change and collaborates closely with business leaders to resolve complex legal issues. Amy’s industry know-how, coupled with her joyful personality, enable her to effectively and efficiently close deals. Before joining Barnes & Thornburg, Amy served as general counsel for a dental support organization (DSO) and for a private equity-backed healthcare company. She is adept at providing outside general counsel services to growing portfolio companies, particularly with regard to mergers and acquisitions and regulatory compliance in the DSO space. Amy also spent several years in private practice as a transactional attorney, representing domestic and global companies as both acquirers and sellers in asset and stock M&A deals. She is skilled in coordinating all aspects of a transaction and efficiently moving transactions from the initial letter of intent stage to closing.
https://www.linkedin.com/in/amykluesner/
Beyond the Legal Lens Episode #47: Bree Vculek - From STEM to Patent Law: A Journey Fueled by Innovation
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08/16/23 • 16 min
Bree's Personal Story
My roots lie on a corn, soybean, potato, and onion farm in Southeastern North Dakota, where I had the opportunity to manage crop variety and chemistry test plots. Occasionally, I even got behind the wheel of a tractor or combine. Growing up in this environment, I witnessed the remarkable impact of biotechnological, chemical, mechanical, and electrical innovations as they completely transformed not only my family's commercial agriculture operation but also our entire rural community.
As an academic scientist, my journey has taken me on kayaking adventures across the lakes of Minnesota, living and working in the captivating landscapes of Iceland, picking cotton under the blazing Texas sun, and collaborating closely with regulatory officials in Kenya.
I attended law school part-time and worked in various roles throughout the past four years. First, I served as a policy advisor on Capitol Hill. Then, I managed global business development for an antibody discovery contract research organization. Concurrently, my journey in patent prosecution began at an IP boutique firm and then most recently continued in big law.
Outside of work, my rescue dog, Kai, and rescue horse, Rico, keep me active outdoors. I also enjoy engaging in various forms of physical activity, including yoga, [solid core], and Pure Barre. My love for holistic personal and professional development continuously drives me to keep learning and growing. I am also passionate about studying nutrition, and during COVID, I completed my Integrative Nutrition Health Coach Certificate.

Beyond the Legal Lens Podcast #54: How To Find Purpose in Law as a Public Interest Lawyer
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06/06/24 • 30 min
Have you ever felt a strong sense of purpose but struggled to find a career that aligns with your values?
Many professionals seek fulfilling work that allows them to make a meaningful impact, but it can be challenging to navigate the transition into a different field, especially one as demanding as public interest law.
In this episode you will:
- Gain insights into the rewarding journey of a public interest attorney dedicated to serving immigrant communities.
- Discover practical strategies for exploring new career paths while maintaining work-life balance.
- Learn how to leverage networking and mentorship opportunities to pursue your passion.
Tune in to this inspiring conversation with Ernie Collette, a dedicated public interest attorney, as he shares his transformative journey and offers invaluable advice for those seeking purposeful work.
Topics Discussed
- Ernie's personal journey and what led him to public interest law
- Balancing passion and preventing burnout in demanding legal work
- The importance of mentorship and representation in the legal profession
- Practical advice for exploring new career paths through networking
- The emotional fulfillment of helping clients in immigration law
- Navigating the transition into public interest work
- Strategies for maintaining work-life balance
- The role of curiosity and continuous learning in career growth
- Overcoming the fear of saying "no" and setting boundaries
- Building a supportive community for underrepresented groups in law

Mysty Blagg is a second-career healthcare advocate that brings over twenty years of prior healthcare industry experience into the practice of law. She offers clients a unique and valued perspective derived from her previous careers as a health care compliance investigator, Medicaid appeals specialist, and a registered dental hygienist. Mysty has a passion for healthcare innovation and advises clients on regulatory, reimbursement, licensing, and litigation matters in the healthcare industry.
https://www.linkedin.com/in/mystyblagg/
Learn more about Emily's work helping health tech and life sciences lawyers find their dream careers at her website, or on her LinkedIn profile.

Beyond the Legal Lens Podcast Episode #37: Leveraging your Alumni Networks with Veronica McFall
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12/29/22 • 18 min
This conversation was recorded on August 26, 2022. Veronica McFall is the Director, Northeast Corridor Engagement at Cornell University. She is also a children's book author, and in 2020, she published her first children's book,A Visit to The Bahamas from A to Z. Veronica is a graduate of Colgate University and Teachers College, Columbia University. She resides in New Jersey with her husband, and they have three adult children. For more information about Veronica, please visit her website veronicamcfall.com
About Emily:

08/23/22 • 27 min
Elecia Byrd is a native Texan with a passion for helping others. A member of the firm’s personal injury section in Austin, this talented litigator focuses her practice on automobile accidents, product injuries, traumatic brain injuries, premises liability, dog bites, and more. Elecia finds purpose as a personal injury lawyer, dedicating herself to helping injury victims who cannot help themselves. She takes great pride in her ability to bond with clients and enjoys not only acting as a legal counselor but also helping people with their recovery. Having dealt with very close family loss in the past, Elecia can deeply relate to clients who are suffering from catastrophic injuries or a loss of a loved one. She devotes herself to guiding her clients through their recovery, checking up on them, and making a meaningful difference in people’s lives. Elecia graduated magna cum laude with a bachelor’s degree in English from the University of Mary Hardin-Baylor. After beginning her career as a teacher in the Belton Independent School District, she decided that her true calling was to be a lawyer and eventually earned her Juris Doctorate from The University of Texas at Austin School of Law. During law school, Elecia served as Staff Editor of the Texas Journal on Civil Liberties and Civil Rights, as president of the Thurgood Marshall Legal Society, and as a member of Youth Court, helping at-risk youths from entering the school-to-prison pipeline. She also worked as a student attorney in both the Children’s Rights Clinic and the Domestic Violence Clinic, where she represented clients in court under the supervision of a licensed attorney. It was this experience that solidified her desire to better the lives of individuals through her advocacy skills. Elecia has benefited her industry as a member of the Capital Area Trial Lawyers Association, the Texas Trial Lawyers Association, the Texas Young Lawyers Association, the American Association for Justice, and the Austin Black Lawyers Association. In her free time, Elecia enjoys exploring Austin’s various food and music festivals, spending time with her family and her church group, and volunteering once a week with Texas Rio Grande Legal Aid to provide pro bono legal services to those in need. She is also an avid football fan – Go Texans! Go Longhorns!
About Emily:
https://www.whistlerpartners.com/team/emily-witt
Edited and Produced by Mark McDonald. Launch your podcast at https://yourbusinesspodcast.net

Beyond the Legal Lens Episode #44: How Dedication and Timing Created a Fulfilling Career in Privacy Law
Why São Paulo?
07/05/23 • 28 min
My guest this week, Ashleigh Giovannini, partners with domestic and international health care, digital health, health care innovation and life sciences businesses at all stages of development, to build solid legal and regulatory compliance foundations while balancing risk tolerance and acceleration toward strategic business goals.
Additionally, she helps her clients devise creative approaches to complying with state, federal and international privacy and cybersecurity frameworks for health and other sensitive data and partners with a wide array of businesses to develop and negotiate unique data, technology and health care services contracts to optimize growth.
As a Certified Information Privacy Professional (CIPP/US) through the International Association of Privacy Professionals (IAPP), Ashleigh has a clear understanding of emerging privacy and security issues in the health care industry. With this knowledge, Ashleigh makes it a point to deeply immerse herself in the business models of her clients to help them establish sustainable consumer trust while maximizing growth potential.
Ashleigh values mentorship and has made it a personal mission to uplift up and coming professionals in the fields of law, digital health and health care innovation, and data privacy and cybersecurity.
She is especially passionate about raising awareness for neurodivergence in the workplace. In her free time, Ashleigh enjoys resistance training, travel, antiquing, and crafting. She is in constant pursuit of new knowledge and is currently learning calculus and Italian.
You can connect with Ashleigh on LinkedIn where she shares insightful commentary on emerging issues in tech, health care, data privacy and security, and Artificial Intelligence.
Learn more about Emily's work helping lawyers find their dream careers at her website, or on her LinkedIn profile.
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How many episodes does Why São Paulo? have?
Why São Paulo? currently has 61 episodes available.
What topics does Why São Paulo? cover?
The podcast is about Culture, Lawyer, Places & Travel, Society & Culture, Career, Lifestyle, Law, Healthy, Entertainment, Podcasts and Health.
What is the most popular episode on Why São Paulo??
The episode title 'Beyond the Legal Lens Podcast #55: How to Align Your Personal Values with Your Legal Practice, with Chris Jones' is the most popular.
What is the average episode length on Why São Paulo??
The average episode length on Why São Paulo? is 27 minutes.
How often are episodes of Why São Paulo? released?
Episodes of Why São Paulo? are typically released every 14 days.
When was the first episode of Why São Paulo??
The first episode of Why São Paulo? was released on Mar 12, 2021.
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