Luvvie Ajayi, NY Times best selling author, digital strategist, joins us this week after taking the stage at Mobilize Women 2019. Having discovered a love for writing through blogging, Luvvie talks about how writing became her job, career choices, and the importance of self-confidence. She also shares her learnings around solopreneurship, access gap, how not to take yourself too seriously, and her online academy, The Do Better Academy.
Episode 187: Raise Her Voice: A Special Episode from Ellevate HQ
Episode 186: Managing Change and Growth, with Jami McKeon
Episode 185: Unpacking the White Paper - Driving Equality in the Workplace Part 2, with Ellevate's own Kristy Wallace, Maricella Herrera, and Allison Matejczyk
Episode 184: Learning by Watching, with Jessica Holscott
Episode 183: Being On The Client Side, with Lindsay Pattison
Episode 182: Rising and Climbing, with Michelle Gadsden-Williams
Episode 181: Shifting Culture, with Piper Anderson
Episode 180: A Special Conversation With Gartner - Women In The Workplace, with Robin Kranich and Ania Krasniewska Shahidi
Episode 179: Being a Boss, with Emilie Aries
Episode 178: Summit Recap - Disability is Opportunity for Innovation, with Haben Girma
Episode 177: Summit Recap - Innovating the Future, with Meridith Maskara, Taylor Richardson and Ashley Voisin
Episode 176: Summit Recap - The Power of Happiness, with Stacey Flowers
Episode 175: Summit Recap - Finding My Voice, with Valerie Jarrett
Episode 174: Summit Recap - The Power of Empathy, with Ajay Banga and Andrea Jung
Episode 173: Summit Recap - Changing the Culture of Business, with Tony Prophet, Kiersten Barnet, Susan Lee and Rachel Sklar
Episode 172: The Work Wife Ethos, with Claire Mazur and Erica Cerulo
Episode 170: Why We Choke Under Pressure, with Sian Beilock
Episode 169: Data Driven Approaches to Gender Equality, with Kiersten Barnet
Episode 168: Building Cultures of Success, with Tabitha Laser
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