Podcast appearances and mentions of kelly coffey

From a White House internship to a law firm to the entertainment industry, Brian Weinstein's career has taken a few twists and turns.Weinstein, co-founder of the 20-year-old nonprofit Opportunity Network (OppNet), is also president and COO of Bad Robot, a TV and film production company founded by filmmaker J.J. Abrams. Earlier in his career he was head of global client strategy at Creative Artists Agency (CAA) and a corporate associate at the law firm of Skadden, Arp, Slate Meagher and Flom.He recently joined City National Bank's CEO Kelly Coffey for a conversation about his passion for philanthropy, the importance of diversity in every industry and his advice for people who want to make an impact.

Sarah Harden is the CEO of Hello Sunshine, a company founded by actor Reese Witherspoon that's dedicated to showcasing women-focused stories across all types of media. Its goal? To change the narrative for women through story.Since its start in 2016, Hello Sunshine has produced films and TV series such as "Wild," "Big Little Lies," "Little Fires Everywhere," "The Morning Show" and "Daisy Jones and the Six."Harden recently joined City National Bank's CEO Kelly Coffey for a conversation about leadership, women-centered business opportunities and plans for Hello Sunshine's next 15 years.

After 26 years in corporate leadership roles, including as CEO of Aramark Uniform and Career Apparel Group, Tom Vozzo was looking for a “second act.” That's when he found Homeboy Industries, a successful nonprofit supporting gang intervention, rehabilitation and reentry for former felons.Vozzo recently joined City National Bank's CEO Kelly Coffey for a conversation about his corporate and nonprofit experience and the lessons he imparts in his 2022 book, The Homeboy Way: A Radical Approach to Business and Life.

On this Parenting in the Everyday episode, we are talking about money! How do we balance that with our faith in a society that places huge importance on money? How do we teach our children to be good stewards of our money? We talk with Pete McQuillen, finance guru, and his daughter Kelly Coffey about practical tips to help our kids handle money well and the dangers if we don't.

When Julia Boorstin finished her B.A. in history at Princeton and was headed to the London School of Economics, she decided to take a detour and work at Fortune magazine for a year to indulge her “hobby" of journalism. Two decades later, she is a key reporter for CNBC covering media, social media and technology, as well as the author of a new book, “When Women Lead."Hired as a business reporter based on her college journalism experience, Boorstin said she received a great education at Fortune that continues to inform her reporting at CNBC.“I was fortunate to have these amazing mentors who taught me not only how to tell a great story, but how to use the lens of a business story to tell the most important stories that were happening in the world," said Boorstin.When Boorstin started as a media reporter and then added social media and technology as additional subjects, each of those subjects were siloed, she said. Today, all three topics converge, and her role is to help viewers keep up with the pace of change driven by technology.Boorstin recently joined City National Bank's CEO, Kelly Coffey, for a conversation about being at the forefront of reporting on social media, the impact of technology and the lessons to be learned from women leaders.

Welcome back to 3 More Questions, an episode series where we continue the conversation that we started last week with our featured guest. On this episode, we're talking about our interview with Kelly Coffey, CEO of City National Bank. Listen in to hear even more about why it's important to embrace feedback and create new channels for getting it. If you want a simple plan to improve as a leader, you can get one here for free — https://howleaderslead.com/plan

Ask any decent leader if it's important to get feedback, and you'll get the same answer. Of COURSE it is.  We have to listen to what our teams and customers are saying if we want to improve our businesses. But getting good feedback is harder than it sounds. You can't just put a comment box in the break room and call it a day! If you truly want to embrace feedback, you need a plan to get it and a genuine desire to listen to it.  And nobody embraces feedback better than today's guest, Kelly Coffey. She's the CEO of City National Bank, where she oversees 5,000 associates in 70 offices, PLUS over 56 billion dollars in assets. And she's building something really special because she is SO open to her team's ideas, and her team knows exactly how to share those ideas with her.  You're about to learn so much about how great leaders embrace feedback.  You'll also discover: How to get more feedback and collaboration from your team A critical reminder for ALL leaders, no matter how fast-paced your world is One practical idea to boost your confidence and quell those internal doubts A key insight for anyone who works in a job where you need to be highly responsive Advice for women who work in a male-dominated industries

Ellen Chen knows that grit and a methodical approach are key to growing a successful business and challenging norms. She's the co-founder of Mendocino Farms, a family of restaurants known for turning sandwiches, salads and more into an unexpected culinary adventure.Chen grew Mendocino Farms along with her husband, Mario Del Pero. Under her leadership as president, it grew into a beloved establishment with locations throughout California, Texas and Georgia. She transitioned to the company's board in 2019.Today, she focuses on lifting new entrepreneurs from under-represented groups by providing them with advice and financial support. She was included on the annual Power List of Nation's Restaurant News, which recognizes the top 50 leaders who have changed the restaurant industry. She also serves on the boards of the California Restaurant Association and Vibrant Ventures, a VC that invests in plant-based consumer products.She recently joined City National Bank's CEO Kelly Coffey for a conversation about embodying the American Dream, entrepreneurship, and the value of investing in new female and under-represented business leaders.

Matt Belloni is a founding partner at Puck, a new media company focused on the inside story at the nexus of Hollywood, Wall Street, Washington, and Silicon Valley. Before starting Puck, he was an entertainment attorney, journalist and the editor of The Hollywood Reporter.His newsletter, “What I'm Hearing," has established him as one of the most impactful minds in entertainment and his expertise serves as a guide to the industry.City National Bank's CEO Kelly Coffey recently chatted with Belloni on her podcast, “Conversations." The duo discussed entertainment journalism, industry disruption and the streaming wars.This podcast is for general information and education only and is provided as a courtesy to the clients and friends of City National Bank. It is compiled from data and sources believed to be reliable, however City National Bank does not warrant that it is accurate or complete. Opinions expressed and estimates given are those of the speaker as of the date of the podcast with no obligation to update or notify of inaccuracy or change.

In this episode, the CEO of City National bank Kelly Coffey talks with John Hope Bryant, explaining that like in sports, in business, you always need to know your next play. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com

Kelly Coffey, the CEO of City National Bank, tells John Hope Bryant how sometimes it actually is ok to have a "But" attached to your name. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com

Today's show is a reboot of episode 11 which aired in July of 2016! This is possibly my favorite interview of all and I'm excited to bring it back for your listening pleasure. My guest today is Kelly Coffey, a personal trainer who used to weigh over 300 pounds. She is the voice behind the blog at strongcoffey.com where she helps women who struggle with their weight and their choices to get happily grounded in healthier habits. Her work gets down to the root of why we sabotage ourselves and the tools she teaches are just as relevant to women in the speaking business as they are to women who are trying to improve their health. In this episode, you'll learn how Kelly went from personal trainer to becoming a top speaker and thought leader in the fitness field, why we sabotage ourselves, important signs to pay attention to if you are sabotaging yourself (and what to do next), the mental tricks to attacking self-sabotage, an ideal way to behave if you are afraid to speak on stage, and where to focus your attention once making the decision to move out of self-sabotage. Check out Kelly's free, life-changing, hour-long online masterclass for women only - Coffey's Four Step System to Lose Weight Without Losing Yourself. Claim your free seat here Check out my Skillshare class, Public Speaking for Shy Creatives, here --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Prior to becoming the first female CEO of City National Bank in Los Angeles, Kelly Coffey was living in New York City and working at J.P. Morgan for 20 years. Known as the “bank to the stars,” City National has a rich history of working with the entertainment industry, having famously helped Frank Sinatra with ransom money in 1963 when his son was kidnapped. Coffey credits her large Irish-Italian family for giving her the strength she needed to succeed in a male-dominated industry, as she grew up going to work with her grandfather at his Pennsylvania community bank. Coffey gives host Giselle Fernandez her thoughts on the current financial situation in the U.S. surrounding the unprecedented COVID-19 pandemic and remains optimistic that the Biden administration will get us back on track.

Can you be addicted to food? Is it possible to find recovery from food addiction? What should therapists know about food addiction? Food addiction is a real thing, even if the DSM doesn’t say it yet.  Food addiction is not an addiction to eating, it's an addictive reaction to types of food and ways of eating. Today’s podcast is part 1, our interview with Kelly Coffey. Part 2 is where we will examine the current science on the topic of food addiction.  In this Podcast:  Interview with Kelly Coffey, the person behind Strong Coffey Wellness for Women and the acclaimed Pleasure Principles course Coffey explains how she got to the place she is today as a trainer and coach for women all over the world Why diets don’t work for most people The three types of eaters (blessed, stressed and obsessed) How to connect with Coffey to learn more

With special Kelly Coffey! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/philip-g-ross/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/philip-g-ross/support

My guest for this episode, Sandra Costello, is a portrait photographer, branding coach, and joy instigator. Transforming the way women see themselves, Sandra captures natural portraits that are professional yet approachable. She creates a playful, positive environment giving her clients permission to be themselves and to show up authentically and with purpose.  In this episode, we talk about the importance of authentic branding and finding the unique voice and personality of your business. I had the pleasure of working with Sandra on my first branding photo shoot, which was a powerful healing experience that brought up many fears and resistance to the surface. (I share some personal details of that experience throughout.) You can connect with Sandra in the following ways: https://sandralovesyou.com/ https://www.instagram.com/sandracostellophotography/ https://www.facebook.com/sandracostellolovesyou And here's the interview Sandra did with personal trainer Kelly Coffey (mentioned in the episode): https://youtu.be/-qyCmfflRo4 To connect with me (Josephine), head over to www.josephinehardman.com or https://instagram.com/purefield.healing Thank you for being here, and please keep doing your inner work! Music & editing by G. Demers Inner Work 2020 All Rights Reserved.

Kelly Coffey returns for her third time to the show (see episodes 72 and 137). Taking inspiration from a recent video she released to her audience, we dive into her take on the "three eater types". We discuss the pandemic, the eater types and a better understanding of how and why to draw boundaries around our eating behaviors. This is a can't miss episode. Download, subscribe, share with your friends and please take a moment to leave us an iTunes review.  To learn more about Kelly's work:  www.facebook.com/strongcoffey www.instagram.com/strongcoffeygram www.facebook.com/groups/loseweightnotyou To learn more about your host:  www.jasonleenaarts.com www.revfittherapy.com www.facebook.com/jason.leenaarts www.instagram.com/jasonleenaarts You can also like our Facebook page at:  www.facebook.com/revolutionaryou To purchase my new book, "A Revolution A Day":  www.amzn.to/2R9Larx  

Kelly Coffey is the Chief Executive Officer of City National Bank, a subsidiary of the Royal Bank of Canada (RBC). As the fourth CEO in City National’s 65-year history and the bank's first female chief executive officer, Kelly has been working to establish a leadership team that can strategically embrace new technology and changing marketplaces at home and abroad while maintaining the core values that have helped to define City National's success thus far. City National Bank has more than $60 billion in assets, 5,200 colleagues and 72 offices in seven states and Washington, D.C. Kelly has been named three times to American Banker’s Most Powerful Women in Finance List and to the Los Angeles Business Journal’s annual list of the most influential Angelenos. She began her career in mergers and acquisitions and spent six years working in Buenos Aires, Argentina. She also chaired J.P. Morgan’s Reputation Risk Committee in North America and led the investment bank’s Women’s Network. Leave David a question for our quarterly Q&A episodes by commenting on this platform. Or tweet him at @DavidNovakOGO Listen to other leaders sharing their insights at: davidnovakleadership.com/podcast Follow David on Twitter at twitter.com/DavidNovakOGO Take our FREE Leadership Assessment at: davidnovakleadership.com/survey

On this week's bonus episode, I welcome Nancy Gass (a.k.a Nikola Rosa.) She and I recently met at The Fitness Summit and unlike the majority of the attendees she is not a fitness professional. She is, however, connected with a very popular guest of ours in Kelly Coffey. Nancy's personal story I found equally intriguing and heartbreaking. We talk about that story in this week's episode. To learn more about Nancy's work, visit www.nikolarosa.com To learn more about your host, check out www.jasonleenaarts.com and www.revfittherapy.com You can also like our Facebook page at www.facebook.com/revolutionaryou Download, subscribe, share with your friends and please take a moment to leave us an iTunes review. 

This week I'm joined by Kelly Coffey. Kelly is the owner of Strong Coffey Personal Training, a former addict and someone whose personal journey has seen her lose 150lbs. Kelly now coaches other women to overcome addiction.In the episode we discuss:- Kelly's personal backstory with addiction.- How weight loss surgery helped Kelly's initial weight loss but didn't help her address her internal behaviours and feelings.- The initial steps Kelly took to start taking care of herself and how she managed, what would seem to many to be an insurmountable challenge.- Why Kelly focuses on Deep Pleasures over Cheap Pleasures.- How to deal with guilt, shame and begin to trust yourself again.- How Kelly helps her clients manage self-sabotage.- How Kelly manages relapse and the discomfort of behaviour change.This was a hugely insightful episode and Kelly's message, zest for life and daily approach to self-management is one we can all learn from.For more Kelly Coffey:Website: https://www.strongcoffey.com/Kelly's FREE online workshop schedule for Why We Sabotage Ourselves with Food and What We Can Do About It is here: bit.ly/rightwithfood

Kelly Coffey returns to discuss food addiction. Kelly works closely with and speaks openly on addiction in all forms. We even ask if you can be too addicted to fitness. Kelly tells us more about limiting her time in the online space while focusing on the people she's working to help. We also explore how thinner doesn't necessarily equate with happiness. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/thefitnessdevil/support

Kelly Coffey (C-O-F-F-E-Y) is a fucking badass. She’s the force behind Strong Coffey Personal Training in New England, and the popular blog strongcoffey.com. In 1997, at over 300 pounds, Coffey was a study in how not to treat a human body. She was depressed, inactive, and uncomfortable. She had weight loss surgery only to gain much of the weight back - AGAIN. Sad, disconnected, and scared to even hope, she finally saw what the problem was - not her body or her weight, but her obsessive drive to sabotage every health- and care-based commitment she tried to make. She pieced together a practical, real-world solution to self-sabotage and the loss/gain cycle, and has maintained a healthy, comfortable weight for well over a decade. Coffey coaches women all over the world on how to do the same in her acclaimed online course, the Pleasure Principles.

After her great first episode with me (#72), Kelly Coffey of Strong Coffey Personal Training returns again and we talk about some stumbling blocks that many on their diet journey have to overcome. As the title suggests, we tackle diet resentment, sabotage from ourselves and our loved ones, plus her thoughts on when to moderate food choices and when to choose otherwise. To get insight on her free course, check out www.bit.ly/rightwithfood and to learn more about her work visit www.strongcoffey.com To learn more about your host, check out www.jasonleenaarts.com and www.revfittherapy.com You can also like our Facebook page at www.facebook.com/revolutionaryou Download, subscribe, share with your friends and please take a moment to leave us an iTunes review. 

Kelly Coffey of www.strongcoffey.com joins us to dive into the challenges within the emotional side of our fitness journeys. She is a passionate trainer and writer who helps primarily women work through the difficulty of our tendency to self sabotage. We don't feel worth the effort and we defeat ourselves. Kelly works to beat back that mentality and help people treat themselves better. Enjoy Kelly's provocative charm as we explore her work and discuss some great takeaways that we hope the listener can use to help themselves. Special Guest: Kelly Coffey. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/thefitnessdevil/support

I am overjoyed to bring you this interview today with Kelly Coffey. ACSM-certified personal trainer Kelly Coffey began dieting at age 5, and she was over 300 pounds by the time she was 18 years old. In her 20s, Coffey opted to have weight loss surgery. She lost 150+ pounds, and immediately started to gain it back, sailing back over 200 pounds. Demoralized and out of options, Coffey was forced to look at herself, her beliefs, and her behaviors in a whole new way. The principles Coffey has since lived by are the cornerstone of her work with women of all shapes and sizes all over the globe. Kelly is real, she is hilarious, she is totally un-pretentious, and she is a POWERHOUSE OF LIGHT! I am so thrilled that she accepted my invitation to come on the show!! In this episode: * Shame * The importance of radical acceptance to the emotional experiences we are having in the moment. * The key importance of our relationship with our many feelings. * Why we need to have direct personal experiences to change our lives.

Kelly Coffey, of Strong Coffey Personal Training, joins me this week. We discuss not only her path to fitness from being overweight but our shared bond of coming to fitness through addiction as well. Kelly has been making huge waves in the industry over the past few years and you'll hear exactly why in this episode. To learn more about Kelly, check out www.bit.ly/rightwithfood and www.facebook.com/strongcoffey To learn more about your host, check out www.jasonleenaarts.com and our Facebook page at www.facebook.com/revolutionaryou Download, subscribe, share with your friends and please take a moment to leave us an iTunes review. 

In this episode, I interview Kelly Coffey and get into her weight loss story. Coming from a background of dieting and going to the path of surgery for weight loss. Kelly shares her experiences and now helps others to overcome their struggles.

Our guest today is our friend, personal trainer and self-sabotage slayer… Kelly Coffey of Strong Coffey & Reality-Based Wellness We met Kelly Coffey at the Fitness Summit in Kansas City, and immediately fell in love with her and her incredible story. Kelly is an inner world investigator, realistic, open and often brutally honest about our deepest, darkest places that keep us from being loving, caring and kind toward ourselves. Kelly has spent the last 10 years healing herself and reaching out to other women who want to go from self-abuse, self-sabotage, self-criticism, addiction, compulsion, rage, shame, obesity, self-obsession, extremism, and questionable fashion choices to being grounded in loving self-care and healthy habits. Kelly helps women connect with their bodies, their souls, and inner voices. She teaches them to talk back to the voices of self-sabotage and shame. …and to tell them to STOP! We could not be more excited than now to have Kelly as a guest. Roland & Galina   Show links and resources Join Kelly Coffey at her free, online workshop, Why We Sabotage Ourselves with Food and What We Can Do About It. Register here: bit.ly/rightwithfood Kelly’s Website and Blog Kelly’s Facebook Page Viral Blog Post – 5 Things I Miss About Weighing More Than 300 Pounds Kelly’s Workshop – Why We Sabotage Ourselves With Food And What We Can Do About It EatMoveLive52 Podcast – download or subscribe Click to listen in your browser, or right click and choose ‘save link as…’ to save to your computer: EatMoveLive52 Podcast For best results, subscribe to the podcast and get the shows automatically! Subscribe to the podcast via iTunes – EatMoveLive52 Podcast in iTunes Subscribe to the podcast via Stitcher – EatMoveLive52 Podcast in Stitcher Subscribe to the podcast via Google Play Music – EatMoveLive52 Podcast in Google Play Music Subscribe via RSS or your favorite podcast app – EatMoveLive52 Podcast RSS   The post Kelly Coffey on the Eat Well, Move Well Podcast appeared first on #EatMoveLive52.

Kelly Coffey is a personal trainer who used to weigh over 300 pounds. She is the voice behind the blog at strongcoffey.com where she helps women who struggle with their weight and their choices to get happily grounded in healthier habits. Her work gets down to the root of why we sabotage ourselves and the tools she teaches are just as relevant to women in the speaking business as they are to women who are trying to improve their health.  In this episode, you'll learn how Kelly went from personal trainer to becoming a top speaker and thought leader in the fitness field, why we sabotage ourselves, important signs to pay attention to if you are sabotaging yourself (and what to do next), the mental tricks to attacking self-sabotage, an ideal way to behave if you are afraid to speak on stage, and where to focus your attention once making the decision to move out of self-sabotage.  This is an action-packed episode! Enjoy.  *This episode includes explicit content.*

April 29 (Bloomberg) -- Bloomberg View columnist Barry Ritholtz interviews Kelly Coffey, chief executive officer of J.P. Morgan U.S. private bank. She is a member of the global wealth management operating committee and also serves as the executive sponsor for the asset management women’s network. This interview aired on Bloomberg Radio.