Join us this month as we celebrate and recognize National Disability Employment Awareness Month (NDEAM) in the United States! We're sitting down with special guest Haley Moss, an attorney, artist, author, advocate, speaker and proudly autistic individual, for a candid conversation that emphasizes the powerful impact all kinds of minds make on society. Haley is a neurodiversity expert and leader on disability inclusion, autism, and neurodiversity in the workplace.Haley introduces herself and dives

On this episode of the OneHaas Alumni Podcast, meet Bryce Gilleland, a general partner at the Cal Innovation Fund, who is helping tomorrow’s most-innovative founders change the world. Bryce, a Californian through-and-through, grew up in Irvine before moving to San Francisco to begin his career at Pacific Gas and Electric. After many successful years in the energy sector, he hit a ceiling and saw the MBA program at Haas as a pathway forward. But what began as a practical step in his career turned

In this episode, Brandi shares her powerful journey from being a school superintendent to facing public humiliation due to alcoholism and a traumatic experience. She discusses the spiral into addiction, the impact on her family, and the turning point that led her to seek help. Brandi emphasizes the importance of community, acceptance, and the healing process, ultimately finding purpose in helping others who have faced similar struggles. Her story is a testament to resilience and the belief th...

Oct. 15, 2025Modern property management demands more than experience; it requires evolution. In this episode, host Pete Neubig sits down with Derrick Karimian, CEO/Acting VP of Property Management for Krystal Properties, to explore how property management companies can modernize their operations, tech stack, and vendor relationships. From implementing ticketing systems and CRM workflows to tracking KPIs efficiently and building loyalty through continuous improvement, Derrick shares practical

Ideas for the show or to want just to support us? Send us a text! What happens when the noise gets louder than the work? I invited the ever-candid Herman Chan to cut through the hype and talk honestly about what it takes to build a meaningful real estate career right now, where brand still shapes outcomes, regulations keep shifting, and clients are more anxious than ever. We trace Herman’s journey from corporate and TV pilots to a long, resilient practice, and why he ultimately chose local, ...

The world of work is spinning fast. The gold rush of 2021 is over, money’s tighter than ever, and everyone’s trying to figure out what’s next. Are we adapting or just hanging on?In this episode of Recruiting Is No Joke, Joel Lalgee sits down with Cassandra Rose, a powerhouse HR leader and Fractional Chief People Officer with one of the most unexpected career paths you’ll hear, from inner-city missionary to the C-suite. Together, they unpack what Cassandra calls “the rinse cycle”, this messy middle

“Be confident in your voice and don’t sell yourself short.”In this episode, I sit down with Kylie Bright-Schuler, civil engineer and project manager at American Structurepoint, to explore her journey into engineering and the lessons she’s learned along the way.Kylie shares how her family’s influence and early mission trips sparked an initial interest in environmental engineering, and how her path eventually led her to civil site design and project management. We talk about her early

Send us a text Your online presence isn’t just a nice-to-have... it’s your digital handshake. Chelsea Jones joins us to share practical strategies for legal professionals who want to build thought leadership without burning out. From creating authentic connections to using social media as a tool for sustainable growth, Chelsea breaks down how to stand out, attract the right clients, and keep your sanity intact. 📌 Connect with Chelsea: Book a Call: 30-Minute Social Strategy Session Fre...

#49 – Scott Bruneau: A traditional non-traditional engineeran engineer is somebody who makes precise guesswork based on unreliable data provided by people with questionable knowledge. Studied nuclear engineering in high school. Yes, high school. Buuuut, got his engineering degree late in life. An early position was in quality – to get to know the parts – because that group knows them best. Worked on drill rigs – building and using. Buying Delaware metals was a legacy decision, not a financial

Send us a text In this case example, former McKinsey consultant Ravi Chandra leads a profitability case in Greece’s cheese industry – with a real candidate tackling it live before an audience. Listen as Ravi tests structuring, math, and communication under pressure, while offering real-time coaching and feedback. You’ll learn how to: Build clear, MECE frameworksTackle profitability casesTurn math into actionable insightsAvoid common pitfallsWhether you’re prepping for McKinsey, BCG, or ...

In this special live episode from Lex Summit 2025, The Lawman's Lounge welcomes Filevine’s visionary co-founder Nate Morris for a candid, forward-looking conversation on the evolving identity of lawyers in the age of artificial intelligence.AI is changing everything, from how lawyers work to what it even means to practice law. If you're in the legal space, you're going to want to hear this!🎧Check it out wherever you listen to podcasts!Become a supporter of this podcast:

Send us a text This week, we dive deep into a viral story that’s about so much more than a stolen Hello Kitty Funko Pop. We explore boundaries, respect, and why burnout isn’t just about exhaustion—it’s about disillusionment. Plus, Vanessa shares a simple brain hack for instant momentum (spoiler: it involves a sticky note) and walks you through two powerful frameworks—Finding Your Element and Ikigai—to help you uncover your next career step. Oh, and Rush is going on tour… again. In This ...

In this episode of The Hacker’s Cache, Kyser Clark sits down with cybersecurity professional and entrepreneur Bhanu Reddy to talk about how to start a cybersecurity career from anywhere in the world, even if you live outside the U.S. or in a developing country. Bhanu shares his real journey from India to the United States, including how he passed the OSCP certification, landed cybersecurity jobs, and launched an AI startup. They discuss visas, networking, education paths, certifications, and ...

In this conversation, Michael Olenick, CEO of the Child Care Resource Center, shares his journey in the nonprofit sector, discussing the growth and evolution of the organization, his leadership style, and the values that guide him. He emphasizes the importance of helping people, building trust within teams, and defining success beyond traditional metrics. Michael also reflects on the future of child care and the cultural challenges faced today, offering advice for aspiring leaders in the

Season 8 of Lessons I Learned in Law continues in partnership with Wordsmith AI, the legal-AI platform built for in-house teams. This week, Scott is joined by Jonathan Cope, Managing Director of the Specialty Lines business at RSA Group Insurance. After a decade as General Counsel and executive-team member, Jonathan made the rare move from legal leadership into a commercial managing-director role. He reflects on what it’s been like to step out of law after nearly twenty years and into a marke...

In this episode of the Whole Assistant Podcast, I pull back the curtain on the ways we tend to give away our power without even realizing it. I dive deep into patterns that limit your agency. You’ll hear real talk about how these patterns can keep you stuck, and actionable strategies you can use right now to break free, step into your enoughness, and show up confidently.In this episode, you will discover: How to notice when you’ve handed over your power Why shifting your source of

Rob Cossins (Co-founder & CEO, Scribe) on the real founder journey: why entrepreneurship is not for everyone, the seven-year build-up from Barclays to AI/data, and how to decide when to raise (and when not to). We get into failing his very first interview (PE at BlackRock), why the jobs are still there (it's just more competitive) and why your founder network is your unfair advantage. Rob explains what Scribe does (AI data extraction for private markets), what incumbents miss about adopti...

In this episode of Career Conversations, Tristan Bowen speaks with Kevin Friedland and discusses how Kevin pivoted from a planned second career as a coach to his current career. Along the way Kevin draws comparisons to his life now and his life as a player coach and how his on field experiences helped prepare him for his career transition.The views and opinions expressed in the MLSPA’s Career Conversations Series are those of the individual guests and do not necessarily reflect those of

Send us a text In this episode of Beyond the Numbers with McKissock Appraisal, host Kevin Hecht sits down with Bruce and Ben Greenberg of Four Corners Evaluations—a duo whose work spans nearly 70 countries and countless valuation challenges. From tequila-fueled beginnings in Mexico to massive projects across the globe, the Greenbergs share remarkable stories of appraising embassies, navigating political unrest, and shaping valuation standards in emerging markets. Discover how trust, cultural ...

Ever felt like your boss is unintentionally making your life a living nightmare? In this episode, we get into how leadership habits and structural systems fuel burnout. Discover why it's not about you being weak, but about navigating and managing the power dynamics at play. Learn strategies to protect your sanity, communicate effectively, and regain your energy in a chaotic work environment. Check out the detailed show notes (https://tarakermiet.com/podcast/) and leave your ...