Ange Matthews | The Power of Your WOO

03/17/22 • 34 min

Your Unique Brilliance: Self-Help for Entrepreneurs

Ange Matthews is with Nicola today to discuss the power of your WOO. She is CEO of Leader Sauce a change management company that equips executives, managers, and teams to lead and succeed in our changed world of work.

Ange is a results-driven business executive and leadership expert with over 25 years of experience across entrepreneurial, boutique, Big 4, and Fortune 500 organizations.

Ange cut her teeth at Williams Television Time, the DRTV industry's pioneer and the fastest growing media buying agency of its day. She developed and led the corporate human resources function and effectively managed the company’s rapid 6-year growth. Over the next 6 years, as a human resources director, Ange managed the explosive growth within divisions of both Ernst & Young and Pitney Bowes.

Today Ange and Nicola discuss your talents, your ability for WOO, how anyone can be a leader with the right ingredients, and more importantly understanding why you should avoid the ‘don’t be and do what you are not’ syndrome ... yes ... this is about using a method that will help you reconnect and empower you to your WOO, and once and for all, knock out those less than, limiting beliefs holding you back.

An insightful practical interview, great guidance to use personally and in the workplace helping you operate from an empowered, transformative place and inspire your team mates.

Links

Discover more at leadersauce.com
Learn more about how to redefine yourself at NicolaSalter.com

Ange is a results-driven business executive and leadership expert with over 25 years of experience across entrepreneurial, boutique, Big 4, and Fortune 500 organizations.

An insightful practical interview, great guidance to use personally and in the workplace helping you operate from an empowered, transformative place and inspire your team mates.

Links

Discover more at leadersauce.com
Learn more about how to redefine yourself at NicolaSalter.com

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Packed with great inspirational information and a great mix of grit and glamor! Her book is coming soon, watch this space!

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Join Nicola today as she Introduces the most loving, generous, kind and driven woman, Sonia Jackson Myles, who has a mission to bring 1 billion women and girls together to learn how to love themselves and each other and drive out the socialization of competing as women. Sonia’s background is in Corporate America, and before launching the Sister Accord she spent 20 + years of experience, managing over $20 Billion in spend. She has worked for Ford Motor Company, The Gillette Company and The Procter & Gamble Company. Her last corporate role was as P&G’s Director, Global Packaging Purchasing, managing $6 Billion in spend. Discover how she took a huge step out of her comfort zone, and the corporate world, to prove her heart based passion to help women recognize their inner beauty and talents with each other, and follow her mission to become the Founder, President & CEO of The Sister Accord® Foundation, which has 3 areas of focus: Educating girls and women, Enlightening girls and women of the Power of Sisterhood and Eradicating bullying and violence against girls and women.

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“I love you sister”.

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