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“I’m the quarterback of my life. All these different people play supporting roles, and I need all of them for sure. You can’t be a team with only a quarterback. But I get to be the one in charge, making the plays. And that feels super empowering and very exciting.” Colleen Quigley is arguably one of the most influential track and field athletes today. She's a professional athlete who primarily competes in the Steeplechase, and she's a Team USA Olympian, a Florida State University alum, an NCAA champion, a model, and a mental health advocate. Colleen spent the first five years of her professional career sponsored by Nike and competing with the Bowerman Track Club in Portland, OR. But at the end of 2020, Colleen announced she was making a change: She was no longer sponsored by Nike, and was leaving the Bowerman Track Club. Now, after many months of anticipation and much speculation, Colleen announced yesterday that she has signed with lululemon, and is officially a lululemon-sponsored athlete. On this episode, Colleen talks all about her decision to leave Nike and BTC, and about what this lululemon partnership looks like. She talks about what it's like navigating sponsorships in the running industry today (with the help of Allyson Felix's brother, Wes), and about why a less-traditional model works for her right now. Plus, she shares that she'll be moving to Los Angeles with her boyfriend this fall, and talks about how she's feeling heading into this summer's U.S. Olympic Track & Field Trials. SPONSOR: AfterShokz — Visit ontherun.aftershokz.com for 15% off wireless headphones. What you’ll get on this episode: All about Colleen’s new sponsorship deal, including why she left Nike and Bowerman Track Club (4:30) What Colleen’s lululemon sponsorship (or partnership!) entails (13:30) What shoes will Colleen be racing in? (23:15) What Colleen has learned about the professional running scene (26:35) Is a Peloton partnership in the works? (34:15) On speaking up, standing up, getting loud — and reading the comments (37:00) Why Colleen is passionate about mental health (46:00) How has Colleen’s life been different than what she imagined? (56:00) How Colleen is feeling — physically and mentally — heading into the U.S. Olympic Track & Field Trials (58:15) What we mention on this episode: Jasmine Blocker Coffey Running to Protest Colleen’s "Open Letter to the Bowerman Track Club" Armchair Expert with Prince Harry Cheat Code Follow Colleen: Instagram @steeple_squigs Twitter @steeple_squigs Website Follow Ali: Instagram @aliontherun1 Join the Facebook group Twitter @aliontherun1 Support on Patreon Blog Strava Listen & Subscribe: Apple Podcasts Spotify SoundCloud Overcast Stitcher Google Play SUPPORT the Ali on the Run Show! If you’re enjoying the show, please subscribe and leave a rating and review on Apple Podcasts. Spread the run love. And if you liked this episode, share it with your friends!

Do you feel like you are being called to start a new business or start a new lifestyle? Are there doubts in your mind and uncertainty in your heart as you follow your calling for a meaningful and abundant life?   In this episode, we will learn how to thrive and not just survive with Colleen Briggs of Lead Up for Women. She is an amazing entrepreneur who followed her calling and is empowering more women to follow theirs. She has survived trials and gained clarity to understand the magnitude of loving others unconditionally and realizing the power of community.   Listen in and activate your wealth with this empowering podcast!   “We always need a community of people to help us in resources and understand the need for resources of time, money, and energy to be successful.” - Colleen Briggs   In This Episode: Colleen shares her experience and why she started her journey as a leader of women. How do you know what your intuition is calling you for? What changed Colleen’s perspective and how she started Lead Up for Women to lead and empower women. The money and personal doubts Colleen encountered in answering her calling. What Colleen learned about abundance and money as she followed her path to lead women. What’s next for Lead Up for Women?   Links Mentioned: Website: https://www.leadupforwomen.com/about-us Podcast and Blog: https://www.leadupforwomen.com/blog Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/leadupforwomen/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/leadupforwomen/ Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/company/lead-up-for-women/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/LeadUpforWomen

What is the Best Local Morning News Show? Jeff and Colleen discuss their favorite local Morning News show. What Colleen chooses as the Best Local Morning News Show KTLA 5 Morning News KTLA 5 Morning News Chris Schauble – Twitter Megan Henderson – Twitter Henry DiCarlo – Twitter Mark Kriski  Sam Rubin Weekend KTLA 5... The post What is the Best Local Morning News Show? Ep. 39 appeared first on Ride Along with Jeff and Colleen.

Colleen Soukup is the Chief Procurement Officer and supply-chain transformation leader at General Mills. Colleen is responsible for global sourcing of all categories and, in her second role, she leads the transformation of supply chain to make it as agile and as future-ready as can be. Colleen is both a focused operational leader and a great people leader. She has a way of bringing best ideas out of her people, and creating an environment that fosters creativity and focus. Colleen is also a mother and wife and is grateful to work for an organization that has allowed her to remain a successful businessperson while balancing her personal life. In this episode, Aviv and Colleen reflect on her role at General Mills and what she enjoys most about her work. Colleen shares how she’s leveraged opportunities to grow and evolve as a leader and, specifically, as a CPO. Colleen talks glowingly about the culture at General Mills and the company’s commitment to always doing the right thing. She describes her early inspirations and how these impacted her approach to her career. Finally, Colleen expounds on the importance of community when it comes to building a high-intensity career and raising a family. 00:52 – Introducing today’s guest, Colleen Soukup 02:43 – What Colleen enjoys most about her work 09:21 – Colleen shares some key learnings from her career journey 14:07 – How Colleen’s current role as CPO changed her as a leader 19:25 – Colleen speaks to directional clarity and her evolution as a CPO 24:23 – Other guiding principles that shaped Collen’s approach to developing her organization 29:41 – The culture at General Mills 32:13 – Colleen speaks to early inspirations from her childhood and her approach to starting her career 36:27 – A seminal moment from Colleen’s journey 40:09 – A deep-seated belief in the General Mills organization 45:40 – The Irish dog trainer story   47:05 – Advice Colleen would give her younger self and two learnings she values above all others 49:05 – Parting words of wisdom and insights from Colleen 50:43 – Now it’s your turn, identify ways to become a self-learner and grow, embody and lead change, and invest in your personal community FULL SHOW NOTES: https://www.avivconsulting.com/cnf75

In This Episode:I’m chatting with Colleen Duggan about her book Good Enough Is Good Enough: Confessions of an Imperfect Catholic Mom. We chat about our brokenness and seeking grace from the fountain, why we should do something we love every day, and prioritizing time with our spouse. We also talk about how our natural interests are invitations from Christ to serve the world and how our vocation should reveal to us a deeper sense of who we are.What Colleen is Loving:Reading more.Colleen’s Mom Hack:Instant Pot.Links:Good Enough Is Good Enough: Confessions of an Imperfect Catholic Mom by Colleen DugganThe Well Read MomPeace Like A RiverThe Broken Way by Ann VoskampThe Power of Vulnerability by Brene BrownColleen on InstagramColleen on FacebookColleen’s WebsiteDiapers and Disciples Patreon Page See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In This Episode:-In this final part of Discipleship of Our Kids, Colleen shares what forming her kids as disciples looks like as a full time working mom to 3 little ones!What Colleen is Loving:- Her parish!Colleen's Mom Hack:- Bar MopsEPISODE SPONSOR: Annunciation Designs (Use the code Diapers10 for 10% off orders of $20 or more in Annunciation Design's Etsy shop)Diapers and Disciples Patreon Page See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In This Episode:-How Colleen and her family practice hospitality, including hosting over 1,000 missionaries.-Finding and building community.-Importance of prayer and putting it in your schedule.-Introducing your children to prayer.-Colleen's tips and tricks for getting organized!What Colleen is Loving:Her job at Chesterton Academy of the Holy Family.Colleen's Mom Hack:Have a "to do" list every single day.Links:Peaceful Interiors Facebook PageNET MinistriesA Mother's Rule of Life by Holly PierlotNational Homeschooling ConferenceFly LadyLEAVE A REVIEW OR SUBSCRIBE TO DIAPERS AND DISCIPLES See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In this episode, you will learn the skills that transfer from working client side to agency side and traits every PR professional should have, from Colleen Knopeck, Associate Consultant at Break The Ice Media. Colleen uses her passion for writing and storytelling as an Associate Consultant at Break The Ice Media. She brings with her demonstrated success in proactive media relations and brand marketing communications for B2B, B2C, and B2E audiences. Colleen holds a Bachelor’s Degree in Communication: Journalism/Media Studies from SUNY Geneseo and a Master’s Degree in Integrated Marketing Communications from St. Bonaventure University. Her enthusiasm, attention to detail, and commitment to exceeding expectations are reflected in her work, and in the results she drives for her clients. What you’ll learn about in this episode: What Colleen does at Break The Ice Media How Colleen uses the experience she brings from the client side What clients want from agencies Key qualities in a PR professional Passion and persuasion and why these traits are important in PR Why a love of organized chaos is beneficial in PR How Colleen ties it all together in an ongoing campaign Resources: Colleen’s blog: breaktheicemedia.com/top-6-traits-that-successful-pr-pros-need Colleen’s blog: breaktheicemedia.com/150-days-and-counting-4-things-ive-learned-by-going-client-to-agency-side