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Finessing Tough, Watergate – Jill Wine-Banks, Former Watergate Prosecutor & Author of “The Watergate Girl”

Finessing Tough, Watergate – Jill Wine-Banks, Former Watergate Prosecutor & Author of “The Watergate Girl”

by greenconnections | Sep 18, 2020 | Authors, Careers & Talent, Interviews, Legal

From Prosecuting Organized Crime To Watergate To Being General Counsel of The U.S. Army   “You can’t take offense at everything. If you do, you aren’t going to get along and getting along is important, but you do have to stand up for your rights. You have to take a...
Tips to Protect Your Side Gig, Intellectual Property – Christina Martini, Top IP Attorney

Tips to Protect Your Side Gig, Intellectual Property – Christina Martini, Top IP Attorney

by greenconnections | Feb 11, 2019 | Careers & Talent, Interviews, Leadership & Innovation, Legal, Policy & Government

“How protectible is your work, is really important to know.” Christina Martini, Green Connections Radio Whether you’re an entrepreneur with a book, developing a new app, or have a side hustle, you need to understand what you own and how to protect it...

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Joan Bryna Michelson, MBA is an award-winning business and communications leader, public speaker and host of the acclaimed podcast series, Green Connections Radio™... Read More

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  • Think About Your Goals For 2021 Differently

    This new year is an opportunity to take a whole new perspective on who you want to be in 2021, on your career, and how you want to spend the next 12 months. To develop your 2021 goals, it may be tempting to just grab your 2020 goals, and update them, maybe changing a date or a title here and there. But I urge you to try another way this time, especially after all the upheaval of 2020, because it gave each of us an opportunity – even forced us – to reexamine our goals, plans, careers, perspectives, relationships and priorities. Read more →

  • 9 Leadership Lessons From 2020, Per The World Economic Forum

    The upheavals of 2020, triggered mostly but not only by the Covid-19 pandemic and the economic shutdown required to try to stop the spread of it, forced leaders to see their places in the economy and their organizations very differently, and to respond. Fast. In this new reality, almost none of the existing policies and practices applied, because they were too slow, irrelevant or ineffective. This tumultuous year also taught us of all – and especially the world’s leaders across sectors many of whom gathered virtually for the WEF 2021 for the first time – many lessons that we will need to both eliminate covid-19 and to emerge from it stronger and better. Here are 9 lessons leaders learned from 2020 and Covid-19, so far, as reflected in WEF 2021: Read more →

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  • Secret Success of Women in STEM – Ariane Hegewisch, Inst for Women’s Policy Research
  • Cleaning Industrial Water – Karen Sorber, Micronic Technologies
  • Aligning Your Money & Values – Kathleen McQuiggan, Artemis Advisors
  • Indoor Farming – Jackie Roberts, Appharvest
  • Tea, Family & Climate Change – Cindi Bigelow, CEO, Bigelow Tea
  • Data Bias & Women Engineers – Roberta Rincon, Society of Women Engineers

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  • Electric Buses, Smarter Cities – Margaret Lewis, New Flyer

      “A 40 foot electric bus can save up to 100 metric tons of greenhouse gas per year, which is really what a traditional…bus would Listen Now

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    “Kids have power.. and once kids know how much power they have to make change, they start acting.” Lynne Cherry Listen to Lynne Cherry, film Listen Now

  • “Ecosystem of Social Good” – Rachel Hutchisson, Blackbaud

    "This idea of 'voice and choice' is, ask me what I think and then listen to what I have to say and then give me a choice as to how I can participate. Don't forget that I'm an individual...That's a really big trend." Rachel Hutchisson on Green Connections Radio Do you volunteer at a nonprofit, or donate to one? Does your employer even know what causes align with you?  More and more employers are realizing that it's important to offer ways their employees can give back. Listen to Rachel Hutchisson of Blackbaud describe how to create "an ecosystem of social good" for employees tailored to your team, in this enlightening interview with Green Connections Radio host Joan Michelson. Listen Now

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