Podcasts about valeisha butterfield jones

Letisha shares her personal journey and the realization that she's now firmly situated in an appointed time, a moment of profound significance that's brought her deep joy and fulfillment. Reflecting on her own experience, Letisha acknowledges the challenge of discerning the seasons in our lives, and how being in an appointed time feels like turning the pages of her life story. 

-Gain practical tips on converting big ambitions into action.-Uncover secrets to realizing big goals in entrepreneurship and corporate.-Elevate your mindset, shedding self-imposed restrictions to think on a larger scale and drive progressive outcomes.Gain insights into the pivotal role of community and supportive relationships in making strides on your journey to success.Check out Valeisha's website and Follow her on Instagram.  Ready to start your podcast? Book a call with Letisha here. 

Valeisha Butterfield Jones grew up with Politics and Service ingrained into the culture of her family.  Her career was influenced by this innate leadership, although her initial interest was to follow her dream of becoming a Music Exec, she wanted to make her parents proud so she went to their alma mater to study law. After a year in law school, she pivots, moves to New York, and focuses all her energy on walking in her own path.  Fast forward Jones now serves as the first black female Co-President at the Recording Academy and as the Co-Founder of the Women in Entertainment Empowerment Network, here's her story.   Stay Connected: @CariChampion@Valeisha Learn More: Valeisha.Org See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

There's just something about Black women in business. Our infectious passion, our perseverance and our ideas are unmatched. Plenty stands in our way — but that ends here. It's time to knock down barriers and lift as we climb. In this episode, Recording Academy Co-President, Valeisha Butterfield-Jones, and Founder & Career Coach, Angelina Darrisaw, talk about what it takes to cultivate success for Black women entrepreneurs.   Resources:WEEN Academy - Women in Entertainment Empowerment NetworkC-Suite Coach Big Brothers Big Sisters of America Startout

On the fifth episode of the Interview Series, Desiree chats with criminal defense attorney Jaaye Person-Lynn about the "Hip-Hop" police. The HU alums discuss the various tools and tactics police officers use to make a case against hip-hop artists, and provide tips on how artists can stay vigilant to protect themselves. Attorney Person-Lynn also shares his experience with police officers targeting black men. *POPLAW Resource* On October 15, 2021 the Mondo.NYC music festival and conference will host an all-day virtual CLE featuring top music lawyers and thought leaders in the industry. Participants will receive up to 7 CLE credits in New York and California. Speakers include the new Recording Academy co-presidents Valeisha Butterfield Jones and Panos Panay; Jane Ginsburg, Professor of Law at Columbia University; and more. Topics will include NFTs, catalog shopping, and digital streaming. Registration includes admission to the entire Mondo.NYC event October 12-15; more information can be found in the description box of this episode.Link: https://www.mondo.nyc/cle --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/poplaw/message

Your daily update on new releases, tours, and business news from MusicIndustryCity.com Low Announce New Album Hey What and 2022 Tour Low have announced their next studio album, Hey What, which will be released on September 10th on Sub Pop. Check out the video for the first track, "Days Like These," directed by Karlos Rene Ayala. A tour has also been announced by the band. Tame Impala Announce Rescheduled 2021 North American Tour Dates It will begin this September at Bonnaroo. Tickets for the rescheduling dates will be honored, and refunds will be exchanged for canceled dates. The group's last album, The Slow Rush, was released in February 2020. SONY MUSIC BUYS MAJORITY STAKE IN TODD MOSCOWITZ'S ALAMO RECORDS FOR NINE-FIGURE SUM Sony Music Entertainment has announced yet another significant acquisition, this time in the area of hip-hop and pop music in the US. Todd Moscowitz's Alamo Records has been acquired by the corporation for a majority interest. According to sources, the sale was for a nine-figure sum, with Sony paying comfortably north of $125 million. DAMON DASH INSISTS HE'S ENTITLED TO SELL SHARE OF JAY Z'S REASONABLE DOUBT AS NFT – DESPITE BEING SUED BY ROC-A-FELLA RECORDS Damon Dash, a co-founder of Roc-A-Fella Records, is being sued for allegedly trying to sell a part of Jay-Z's debut album Reasonable Doubt as an NFT. According to the lawsuit, which was filed in New York on June 18, Dash intended to collaborate with NFT platform SuperFarm to hold an online auction for the album's copyright on June 23. We'll talk more about this in the Music News Power Hour live on Clubhouse and on MusicIndustryCity.com at 12 p.m. Eastern. In Musical Chairs… Recording Academy Restructures Leadership With New Co-Presidents The Recording Academy will have its own CEO and president – or presidents. Valeisha Butterfield Jones, who was appointed as the academy's first chief diversity, equity, and inclusion officer in May 2020, will continue in her current role. Panos A. Panay, who developed and led Sonicbids before joining the academy from Berklee, will also serve as chief revenue officer. And in music tech news… Audio Streaming Platform Beatstream Fully Launches with New Partnerships & Features The unique audio technology enables venues, DJs, and performers to maximize ticket revenue long after the doors reopen. During Beatstream's first debut, they ran successful trials streaming with The Happy Mondays, Shed Seven, The Blossoms, and others. The app presently has over 50,000 users in 24 countries. That concludes today's update. For article links, see the show notes, or go to MusicIndustryCity.com and listen to the Music News Power Hour live in Clubhouse or on the website at 12 p.m. Eastern. Have a great day!

Valeisha is a BOSS! She’s an author, mother, wife, sister, friend, mentor as well as, the first-ever Chief Diversity & Inclusion Officer at @recordingacademy, co-founder of @weenonline and the CEO of @valeishatv. We will be discussing her career path, her ideas of success and the tips & motivators she used along the way. Audio Engineer: @b_cuz Originally recorded September 8, 2020 --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/theeamateurexpert/support

Join your host Meredith for this show for high performers inside and outside of corporate America. In this episode, we’re talking all about getting unstuck using your social media and how to join the #gettingunstuckchallenge to grow your followers and expand your brand. Are you feeling overwhelmed or lost on social media? Are you ready to build your brand but wondering where to start? Are you overwhelmed by the idea of posting new content every day? Do you have a goal to gain credibility as an influencer by increasing your followers online? Well, then this episode is for you. I’m sharing the tools I use to grow my online platform on Instagram and I’m sharing the details on the #GETTINGUNSTUCKCHALLENGE I launched with my friend, Valeisha Butterfield Jones. This episode will give you the tools to take your brand to the next level and avoid addiction by clarifying why you are online. For show notes and to buy your copy visit GettingUnstuckGuide.com. Thank you to the generous support of our 2019 season sponsors, the John S. and James L. Knight Foundation and Leverette Weekes career coaching and communications.

Finding Mentors, Being Wrong, Surfing Change, and More Welcome to the Process Hacker News, your weekly roundup of useful news and updates from Process Hackers who have been guests on Hack the Process with M. David Green. This week we’re talking about finding mentors, being wrong, surfing change, and more. For all the links, or to watch the video, check out the show notes at http://www.hacktheprocess.com/2019-01-01-process-hacker-news-finding-mentors-being-wrong-surfing-change-and-more/. Enjoy! Events At the B2B Marketing Forum in the Netherlands on March 19, 2019, catch Tiffani Bova as she speaks about the current market’s growth, innovation, sales, and the importance of customer experience. Improve your relationship with money through the Financial Success Mindset Webinar with Michelle Dale on January 6. It’s free! Media On the Level Up Your Course Podcast, listen to Alex Hillman share his experience in building trust, community, and 30×500, a product launch course he created with Amy Hoy. Steve Goldbach appeared on BNN Bloomberg to reveal some corporate strategies that need to be blown up. If you have your own business, it’s a great help to have a guru to guide you. Here is an episode of The $100MBA Show, in which Omar Zenhom explores the topic of how to find a mentor. What’s the importance of being wrong? Jennifer Riel’s thoughts about mistakes and how often we need to be right are revealed in her TEDxToronto Talk. The Men on Purpose Podcast features Julian Hayes II for a talk about how he built his own health and wellness company. Jason Hsiao’s interview with Lou Diamond is one of the highlights of Thrive LOUD podcast’s special year end episode. Writing “This” is the new tattoo that Daniel Coffeen got inked on his arm on his last birthday, and you can find his thoughts about the constantly changing meaning of the word “this” and other indexicals in his recent blog post. Recommended Resources Develop resilience and learn to weather life’s tough challenges with Martha Beck’s workshop, Surfing the Wave of Change, from February 1 to 3 at 1440 Multiversity in California. Pace Smith recommended Martha in her Hack the Process interview. Starting January of this new year, you can ask Valeisha’s Desk for advice from Valeisha Butterfield-Jones, one of the top influences in Sasha Ariel Alston’s life. Check out the promotional video which is now up on Youtube! Thanks for checking out this Process Hacker News update from Hack the Process. If you liked what you saw, please leave a comment to let us know what processes you’re hacking.

Boyz II Men remains one of the most truly iconic R&B groups in music history.  The trio, which includes Nathan Morris, Wanya Morris, and Shawn Stockman, holds the distinction of being the best-selling R&B group of all time, with an astounding 60 million albums sold, 4 Grammy Awards, 9 American Music Awards, 9 Soul Train Awards, 3 Billboard Awards, and a 2011 MOBO Award for Outstanding Contribution to Music, a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame, as well and a Casino Entertainment Award for their acclaimed residency at the Mirage Resort and Casino in Las Vegas, which has been ongoing since 2013. Nathan, Wanye and Shawn discuss their rise to fame, how they've persevered through challenges along the way, and the secret to their partnership remaining so strong after an incredible 27 years in the limelight. Moderated by Valeisha Butterfield Jones. Visit http://g.co/TalksAtGoogle/BoyzIIMen to watch the video.

We have a tendency to characterize powerful, successful black women who defy odds and forge new paths in realms often not seen as a place for black women as mythical creatures, as “magical”. As much as we believe that black women are sent from God himself and dipped in unicorn dust, we also recognize that this shit ain’t magic. It’s hard work. And no woman has been as transparent about her journey as Google Executive and WEEN Founder and our big sis Valeisha Butterfield-Jones. Do yourself a favor and get into this episode!

Kelli M. Coleman grew up in Detroit with her parents as a child surrounded by other successful African-American adults who, by all appearances, had it all. They were successful, had great careers and businesses and enjoyed loving, enduring personal relationships. This model of success became an important part of Kelli's evolution as she, at age 10, entered into the family business (her father, Don Coleman, founded Global Hue -- which is the largest independently owned multicultural advertising firm in the United states) and later as she became an entrepreneur on her own terms. What Kelly didn't expect was that her own personal development and independence -- outside of the shadow of her dad's successful business -- would require a different model. One that placed her in a position where she could either continue to meet expectations, or she could be a woman who dares. After much soul searching, and with some support, she decided to dare, and since then, Kelli has inspired other women around the world to do the same. Kelli, who is an award-winning marketer and advertising executive, is now founder and CEO of her own company, KM Coleman Group, which advises businesses led by or built for women. She is also the founder of the She Who Dares initiative, which tackles the importance of personal development and speaks to the extraordinary side in every woman through events and conversations. This Friday, December 16th, Kelli will host a free She Who Dares event in Atlanta at Lenox Square in Bloomingdales with a panel of moderated by yours truly and featuring powerhouse women including Tai Beauchamp, Valeisha Butterfield Jones, Dr. Karmetria Burton and Kelli! If you're in the area, please come by, enjoy and say hello! (Link below) On this episode of the Support is Sexy podcast, Kelli talks about the moment she knew it was time to make a move, how to be ignore the expectations, the importance of surrounding yourself with a village to support you and the power of becoming a woman who dares. On this episode you'll learn: How to step away from the family business.How to free yourself from the assertion of expectations.How she defines legacy (and how we can redefine it for ourselves).The importance of going through a phase of discomfort.How to know when it's time to move on.The importance of personal growth and discovery for every entrepreneur.Why avoiding uncertainty is crippling.Her master plan for shifting (and the resources that help her create a new life).The importance of knowing what you DON'T want.How to be a woman who dares.  Subscribe to Support is Sexy podcast on iTunes or on Stitcher Radio!

Segment 1: Actress Simone Missick playing the role of Misty Knight in Marvel's Luke Cage gives us insight about the new series and what its like to play a superhero! Co-hosted by: Caron and Latanya Edited by: Jamie Broadnax Segment 2: Actress Alexandra Shipp is playing Storm in X-Men Apocalypse. The self-declared Black Girl Nerd chats about the film and what she would like to see next for Ororo Munroe. Hosted by: Jamie Broadnax Edited by: Jamie Broadnax Segment 3: Valeisha Butterfield Jones is the head of Black Community Engagement at Google. She discusses her role and importance of people of color connecting through social media. Hosted by: Kay B Edited by: John Bauer Segment 4: Shawn Blanchard is a mentorship specialist assisting at-risk youth. He discusses his platform and how he has used his own personal tragedy and leveraged it to help others. Hosted by: Caron Edited by: John Bauer Music by: Sammus and Shubzilla