Women Can Project Podcast

How did the Women Can Project get started? Hosts Morgan Roth and Lori Swanson sit down and chat about the Project, Women in the Trades, and personal experiences as women working in a man's world.

For our first ever podcast interview, the Women Can Project had the great honor of speaking with the amazing Faye Hill, sought-after social media strategist and trainer. As President and CEO of Faye Hill & Associates since 2002, Ms. Hill develops strategies to help improve returns on investments for Fortune 500 companies, through effective implementations of social media marketing strategies.

She is also a close friend and advocate of the Women Can Podcast! It was so wonderful to collaborate with her on this project!

Have you ever stumbled across a problem and thought "I wonder if there's an app for that?".

Adria McMichaels did! Recognizing a need for a more personalized approach to the process of job searching, she ventured outside of her comfort zone to create something new and useful. Hear from Adria about how Job Swiper came into existence and how it could potentially help you!

To learn more about the Women Can Project check out our website (https://womencanproject.com/) or visit our Facebook page to watch the video interview (https://www.facebook.com/WomenCanProject/)

Are you a lady interested in pursuing a career in the trades, but you don't know how to get started?

You're in luck! The Women Can Project sits down with ANEW (Apprenticeship and Nontraditional Employment for Women) to learn more about the pre-apprenticeship program they offer to women and people of diversity!

Hear from ANEW's Director of Marketing & Outreach Michelle Miller and ANEW Graduate and Erosion Control Foreman Andrea Ornelas about the benefits of women in the trades!

To learn more about the Women Can Project check out our website (https://womencanproject.com/) or visit our facebook page to watch the video interview (https://www.facebook.com/WomenCanProject/).

Do you remember filling out long and tedious college applications, where you have to sum up all of your life accomplishments on one university's application platform, only to start from scratch when applying for the next college? Or are you going through this same process with your own child, spending countless hours recalling past events, community service hours, etc, all to painstaking fill out a form that will be viewed by faceless college recruiters.

Enter Reetu Gupta- A software engineer turned female founder of Cirkledin, a online portfolio platform that makes the admissions process a more personal, efficient and positive experience. Sit back and listen as Reetu walks us through her experience as a entrepreneurial woman of color working to create a product that will help ensure talented students don't fall through the cracks of the college educational system.