Podcast appearances and mentions of connie lee

Wildfires have ravaged South California in recent months, forcing health system leaders to navigate patient access disruptions while ensuring continuity of care. Beyond the immediate crisis, these disasters create lasting "access debt"—a backlog of delayed appointments and unmet patient needs that can overwhelm health systems long after the flames have died down. How can access leaders prepare for and recover from such disruptions?This month, Founder and Executive Director Elizabeth Woodcock sits down with Aimee Corke, Director of Emergency Management and Business Continuity at Northwell Health; Connie Lee, MPH, FACHE, Senior Director of Patient Access at UCLA Health; and Leigh Bouskila Turk, MHA, Director of Practice Development and Support Services at Nicklaus Children's.The leaders share firsthand experiences managing patient access during wildfires, hurricanes, and other emergencies—discussing business continuity strategies, recovery planning, and how to maintain access in the face of disruption.

Connie Lee is the Founder of Reffie, a centralized leasing platform designed to help Multifamily operators streamline their leasing processes and lease units faster. Reffie helps automate the 'boring', so real estate operators can focus on closing more renters. Before launching Reffie, she served as Strategy & Operations at Mosaic.tech and also managed Finance and Business Operations at ZipRecruiter. Connie is also a Real Estate investor in Los Angeles and an angel investor in various startups.(02:40) - Connie's entrepreneurial journey to Founding Reffie(05:49) - Challenges in Multifamily Leasing(07:24) - Leveraging AI in Real Estate(15:11) - Feature | Berkadia's BeEngaged - Learn more: Ecosystem of founders, industry professionals, and capital providers dedicated to redefining the Commercial Real Estate space.(16:47) - Reffie's Business Model(28:50) - State of the Housing Market(33:52) - Feature | CREtech NY Conference & Expo - Sign Up: Tangent listeners get a 20% discount using code PARTNERTANGENT20 at checkout.(35:24) - Rental Trends & Amenities(39:07) - Collaboration Superpower: Taylor Swift

What's the difference between leasing and dating? Not much, actually. Join me and Connie Lee, CEO of Reffie—a centralized leasing platform that reduces leasing time by nearly 10 days—as we dive into the surprising parallels between leasing and dating. Just like in the dating world, finding the perfect tenant means searching for the right match, nurturing the relationship, and making that final commitment. Connie shares her insights on the leasing strategies that drive the highest conversion rates and how closely they mirror everyday dating advice.

Connie is the founder and lead investigator for Ware County Paranormal Society in Waycross, Georgia. She first started the team back in 2016. She has always had the ability to communicate with the dead and feel their emotions and will share some of her experiences with us. On top of having the team, she is going to school for her Bachelor's Degree in Psychology.

Cristóbal Baca and Ana Ortiz came to New Mexico in 1600. Today, they have as many as 5 million descendants. A four-year effort involving community volunteers and workers, medical professionals, researchers, and families across New Mexico unraveled what had been a long-standing medical mystery. It turns out Baca and Ortiz are the source of a founder mutation for cerebral cavernous malformation, a sometimes-hereditary illness that causes the development of abnormal blood vessels in the brain and spinal cord and is potentially fatal. Some 30,000 New Mexicans carry the mutation. We spoke to Connie Lee, president and CEO of the Alliance to Cure Cavernous Malformation, about the Baca Family Historical Project, how her organization leveraged partnerships with community leaders to identify people with the condition, and how the organization used a novel approach to engage people and improve their access to testing and care.

A 2022 survey by Kisi, a tech company, revealed that Kuala Lumpur ranked 3rd in the list of most overworked cities in the world. We are even ahead of Singapore who ranks 4th for comparison. Technology is a key contributor to this problem, as Goldman Sachs' David Solomon once said, “technology means that we're all available 24/7. And, because everyone demands instant gratification and instant connectivity, there are no boundaries, no breaks”. One way to help manage this is work-life integration, but how does that differ from work-life balance?We explore this with Connie Lee, People & Culture Lead of Leaderonomics. We also get into why employers should consider work-life integration within their organisations (even if they are traditionalist) and how it generates value for the organisation.Photo Credits: Leaderonomics

Experience sisterhood, friendship, joy, and hilarity with Chanticleer Theater's production of "The Cemetery Club" which opens at the Hoff Family and Arts Culture Center at PACE December 2nd.  We talked with a some of the talented cast:  Phyllis Cremonini, Connie Lee, and Heather Wilhelm as well as their Stage Manager Riley Pope, and Director Joey Hartshorn about this endearing play.  This production by Chanticleer offers wonderful roles and opportunities, and in the process we get to experience their enduring friendships, laughter and sisterhood. You won't want to miss this endearing play, so find out more about it on our podcast! The Cemetery Club runs December 2-4, and 9-11th.  To get tickets go to paceartsiowa.org   CHANTICLEER COMMUNITY THEATER AT the Hoff Family Arts and Culture Center at PACE: Facebook:  https://www.facebook.com/chanticleertheater  Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/paceartsia/?hl=en  Twitter: https://twitter.com/PACEartsiowa  Chanticleer Community Theatre / Pace Arts Iowa 1001 S 6th Street, Council Bluffs, IA PACE (Pottawattamie Arts, Culture and Entertainment):  https://www.paceartsiowa.org    HOW TO LISTEN TO THE PLATTE RIVER BARD PODCAST Listen at https://platteriverbard.podbean.com or anywhere you get your podcasts. We are on Apple, Google, Pandora, Spotify, iHeart Radio, Podbean, Overcast, Listen Now, Castbox and anywhere you get your podcasts. You may also find us by just asking Alexa. Listen on your computer or any device on our website: https://www.platteriverbard.com. Find us on YouTube: https://youtube.com/channel/UCPDzMz8kHvsLcJRV-myurvA. Please find us and Subscribe!

This one is for everyone who loves to hear stories!!     In today's episode, I am speaking with Connie-Lee Bennett; an award-winning international public speaker, best-selling author and Founder of Meraki Training Academy. She helps entrepreneurs frustrated with their struggle to speak on larger stages so they can take the next leap in their business.   It is through her experiences over the years as a Holistic psychotherapy, a professional speaker, radio and tv host, that she is now passionate about supporting leaders to present themselves with clarity, confidence and charisma. Connie-Lee and I dish on:   - The lost art of answering questions by way of stories   - Role of vulnerability in public speaking  - Tips to overcome your fear of public speaking   - How to use the art of public speaking as an opportunity to connect with your purpose   Purchase your copy of Love Based Feminine Marketing: The Art of Growing a 6-Figure Business Without Hustle, Grind, or Force, TODAY!!!   Subscribe now so you'll never miss an episode and leave us a review. It really helps us know which content is most important to you.   Join our Feminine Business Magic Facebook Group with your host, Julie Foucht. This is a community of women dedicated to connecting, supporting, and celebrating each other in growing businesses that honor their Divine Feminine while filling their bank accounts abundantly.     Resources mentioned:   Purchase Love-Based Feminine Marketing   Connie-Lee's Free Gift:  TBA **Contact Connie-Lee Bennett via Facebook or https://www.connieleebennett.com/**   **Connect with Julie Foucht via Facebook or email at https://juliefoucht.com/**

When asked about one’s first leadership experience, most of us would probably spend some time digging through our memories growing up as it may not be a very significant event in our lives. Some may also say that their first leadership experience is not exactly crucial in their leadership journey. So why is it important and if it is, how can we create first leadership experiences for others? Connie Lee from Leaderonomics shares her take.

Learn the successful and personal story of Connie-Lee from Paris, France where she shares her journey as an entrepreneur, and career as a pubic speaker. Connie-Lee is the CEO of Meraki CLB Group and founder of the Meraki Therapy healing technique and the Meraki online academy with the aim of bringing holistic psychotherapy to the awareness of modern society.

Veteran actor Connie Lee drops by the greenroom to discuss some of her favorite roles, her moving experience in Washington DC, and how she approaches the characters she creates.

Connie-Lee Bennet trains people to be authentic leaders. With her 7 steps process to authenticity, she aims to empower humans to change the world. "We're talking about authenticity in terms of connecting people to love", she says. Imagine a world where our businesses were created from that authentic space of who we are rather than what other people outside of us have told us to do. https://youtu.be/2Fi_WWCHPOA Watch the full conversation between storytellers Connie-Lee Bennett and Albert Bonet. I enjoyed this conversation so much. It helped me learn about authenticity, and how people let our traumas from the past dim our true self behind a layer of conditioning. There is no right and there is no wrong. There are only actions that are in alignment with your truth and actions that are out of alignment with your truth. It's about me being that spirit with you in this moment, no matter what I'm wearing, no matter what you think of me. Because your thoughts of me are just seen from your filter. You can find Connie-Lee Bennett on her website and on Instagram. READ THE FULL TRANSCRIPT: ALBERT: So here I am, in Paris, meeting this wonderful wonderful leader, Connie-Lee Bennett. Thank you so much, Connie-Lee, for accepting my invitation to record his interview.CONNIE-LEE: It's my honour, really. Thank you very much for inviting me.ALBERT: And rather than introducing you, I'm going to just ask the question that you always ask everybody. Who are you?CONNIE-LEE: You know, when I first started with that, "who are you?" question, I never realised that whenever people interviewed me, they were gonna ask me the same thing. So you gotta be careful what you put out there. Thank you for asking that question, because it's different who I am and what I do. So who I am really is somebody who's passionate about impacting the world in connecting or impacting the world so that people can connect with the authentic leader that they are. Because I believe everyone is an authentic leader. And what I do, how I do that is I have many different hats, like many leaders around the world, I think. I'm the CEO of Meraki CLB group. We have online academy. We do coaching. We do authentic leadership training. We do workshops. Annual events. Also have Meraki charity, which really looks at empowering women to start authentic businesses. And I am of course an international public speaker and the Director of Global Woman Club here in France. I'm an author, TV show host, radio host and all round impact all over the world.ALBERT: Wonderful. So I have many, many, many questions to ask you.CONNIE-LEE: I'm gonna sit back. I'm gonna sit back wayALBERT: We're going to be here for 5 hours. Can we have some drinks here?CONNIE-LEE: Like glass of wine . An authentic leader likes her wine.ALBERT: Exactly. So the thing that most called my attention about you is this authentic leadership training. You train people to be authentic. That is so cool because I'm learning about authentic storytelling. So how do you do that?CONNIE-LEE: Great question.ALBERT: I'm sorry. I have a feeling this answer is going to go on for, like twenty minutes.CONNIE-LEE: So I'll give you the two minute answer. Great. Well, let's look at the definition of, an authentic leader. To me, an authentic leader is someone, like Tony Robbins says, "the only way we feel fulfilled is through growth and contribution". So I was really inspired by that on it became the cornerstone of my training. So my training is in two parts. One is about growing, growing into who you are. Really looking at peeling off those layers because we've put those layers on to protect ourselves. So we've kind of put those layers on, you know about "in order to be accepted, I need to be more intelligent, I need to be more beautiful, I need to have this car, I need to have this, I need to earn that money".So it's really looking at identifying all those places where you are not connected with who you authentically are,...

Connie Lee has taken her pain and made it work for her. If you need inspiration, check her out at ConnieLeeFitness.com - she will make you anew. Listen to how she took adversity and life's curveballs and hit a home run!

One of the challenges rare disease advocates face in advancing research and treatments is finding the patients needed to understand the natural history of a disease and participate in clinical trials. That’s true for cavernous angioma, a formation of abnormal blood vessels in the brain and spinal cord with leaky walls that can cause seizures, stroke symptoms, hemorrhages, and headaches. The Angioma Alliance, though, has hit on an unusual strategy to find patients with the condition to build its registry as clinical trials for potential treatments get under way. We spoke to Connie Lee, president and CEO of the Angioma Alliance, about the condition, the start of the first clinical trial for a potential treatment, and why the history of a family who came to New Mexico in 1600 is helping identify patients with the condition today.

Sunday, May 28, 2017 The Gift of Unity Acts 1:6-14 John 17:1-11 Rev. Connie Lee

May 29, 2016 Psalm 96:1-9; Luke 7:1-10 Rev. Connie Lee

In honor of Child Abuse Awareness Month and Child Abuse Awareness Month, Connie Lee, will be on Voices of Hope on April 14, 2015 at 11 am EDT. She is a vivacious, outspoken advocate for the rights of child abuse survivors everywhere. Tune in to hear what she has to say and about awareness initiatives that she is involved in

Tonight's SPECIAL GUEST is Connie Lee, survivor and founder of the FACSA Foundation, which is putting together a virtual expo, a unique format to unite resources and knowledge for sexual assault organizations. Besides the U.S., the global event includes countries such as Russia, Pakistan, Africa, New Zealand and the U.K. Ms. Lee writes, "Together, we can provide creativity, knowledge, and resources for each of us to succeed in our own ventures. Join in the conversation; post your ideas; make that committment today that you will wait no longer to change the lives of people in your communities and to make your organization reach new heights. Some say the sky is the limit, and I say 'Reach to Infinity and Beyond'." ~~ Please see: www.FACSAfoundationVirtualExpo.ning.com & www.FACSAsavethechildren.com ~~ The FACSA Foundation VIRTUAL EXPO launches January 11 & 12, 2012

Host Suzanne Lieurance talks with children's author Connie Lee Barry.