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Kristen sits down with Melissa Jurkoic, a tech industry veteran and champion for diversity in leadership. Melissa's journey from junior software engineer to Chief Experience Officer is a testament to the power of resilience and authenticity in leadership. She shares candid insights on navigating male-dominated spaces, the importance of sponsorship, and why being your genuine self is crucial for effective leadership. Melissa's approach to "boundaried vulnerability" offers a fresh perspective on balancing openness with professionalism. This conversation will challenge you to rethink your approach to leadership and inspire you to create more inclusive, transparent work environments.About Melissa:Melissa Jurkoic has been in the tech industry for more than 25 years, primarily in hospitality tech, progressing from Junior Software Engineer to her current position as Chief Experience Officer at Thynk. She earned a Bachelor's in Computer Science from the University of New Hampshire and an executive certificate in Management and Leadership from MIT. Motivated by her commitment to increasing the representation of women in leadership and tech, she has volunteered with various global organizations such as ChickTech, Everwise, WITI, NH Tech Alliance, Microsoft DigiGirlz, wiseHer, Girl Scouts, and AnitaB.org. This dedication also inspired her to co-found Diversify Thinking, an initiative dedicated to advancing inclusion from dialogue to implementation and fostering diversity of thought.Highlights:Melissa's unexpected path from aspiring journalist to engineering leaderThe impact of having a sponsor who puts you "in the room"Dealing with skepticism and proving yourself as a woman in techThe concept of "boundaried vulnerability" in leadershipCreating a culture of trust and transparency within teamsThe importance of authenticity in leadership, even during tough timesChallenging the notion of "like-minded" teams and embracing diversity of thoughtMelissa's experience with Diversify Thinking and unconventional mentoring programsThe mutual benefits of mentoring across different backgrounds and experiencesLinks & Resources Mentioned:Melissa's LinkedIn profileDiversify Thinking (Melissa's initiative)WomenTech Network (where Kristen and Melissa met)Leaders Eat Last by Simon SinekDare to Lead by Brené BrownGet your FREE 5 Day Leadership Reset Challenge guide here: https://llpod.link/challengePodcast Website: www.loveandleadershippod.comInstagram: @loveleaderpodFollow us on LinkedIn!Kristen: https://www.linkedin.com/in/kristenbsharkey/ Mike: https://www.linkedin.com/in/michael-s-364970111/Learn more about Kristen's leadership coaching and facilitation services: http://www.emboldify.com

Kathyrn Rose is the Founder of getWise and the wiseHer Foundation. getWise is an expert advice platform that curates a range of business specialists, and small businesses and people who are seeking help can schedule time with the person whose expertise best matches their needs. It's not free, but it's very affordable, and Kathryn shares how this value exchange that getWise delivers benefits everyone. In full disclosure, it's a platform that I am proud to be a part of. And in my experience, this structure is really rewarding because you are able to pay it forward to others who are seeking it out and committed to learning. The wiseHer Foundation, then, is a non-profit organization designed to support women and small businesses around the globe with advisory services, education, and resources on-demand. This is a similar platform specifically for women, and proceeds go towards funding grants for women-owned businesses. What Kathryn has done with her career (her forced second career, as you'll learn about in a few moments) is incredible. But I think what I appreciate most about this episode is that Kathryn shares with us the grit, curiosity, community, and years of hard work that are really necessary to become successful — stories that I don't think we can ever hear too much of in the era of curated lives on social media. Learn more and find the complete show notes at https://www.conniewsteele.com/podcast (https://www.conniewsteele.com/podcast) Resources: getWise: https://getwiseconnect.com/ wiseHer: https://wiseher.org/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/iamkatrose/

IGSTS Episode #16I got somethang ta say That justice is a blind goddessIs a thing to which we poor are wiseHer bandage hides two festering soresThat once, perhaps, were eyesThe Great Langston HughesDaunte Wright's murder. Was it a careless mistake or something more sinister? SAF Moe ur Prison Lawyer and Ron B in the Middle discuss the facts from their perspectives. Moreover, the hosts of I got somethang ta say, try to make sense of a verdict, that makes no sense. Under the current system of law enforcement, if a police officer is in the process of apprehending an individual for some alleged offense, that person has no right to resist. Even if the officer is in the wrong. That individual cannot use deadly force against the aggressor, however, it can and will be used against that individual. As most Americans are not overt victims of overseeing and control, a problem only faced by the most downtrodden, critical subjects such as the Potter verdict, over-policing, and hyper-minority incarceration may seem overly sensationalized, notwithstanding, as for African Americans who deal with it on a day-to-day basis, it is only the system reaffirming its grasp around their proverbial throats. The subject of unarmed men and women of color being murdered is a very sensitive topic; moreover, faced with the fact that law enforcement has been used as a tool to remove all human dignity from certain persons for the purpose of control, this conversation must be had, this space must be free and open until no person is killed simply for being unapologetically different in America!Justin Terrell (Executive Director) Minnesota Justice Research Center is our special guest and speaks truth to power. Mr. Terrell is a lifelong advocate for justice and he discusses politics in Minnesota and felons' disenfranchisement in the political process.Note:In Tennessee v. Garner (1985), thus. Supreme Court reframed such actions by police to fall under the Fourth Amendment. The Court commented that "Whenever an officer restrains the freedom of a person to walk away, he has seized that person . . . there can be no question that application of deadly force is a seizure subject to the reasonableness requirement of the Fourth Amendment." This case essentially abolished the over-broad use of the "fleeing felon" doctrine by striking down the use of "all necessary means" to apprehend fleeing suspects. This Episode 16 is dedicated to all humans who were murdered by police violence. Here are a few names:1. Tony McDade aka Natosha McDade, 38, Tallahassee, FL2. Modesto "Marrero Desto" Reyes, 35, Marrero, LA3. Ruben Smith III, 35, North Little Rock, AK4. Jarvis Sullivan, 44, Yulee, FL5. Terrell Mitchell, 34, Philadelphia, PA6. Momodou Lamin Sisay, 34, Snellville, GA7. Derrick Thompson, 46, Fountain, FL8. David McAtee, 53, Louisville, KY9. Tyquarn Graves, 33, Brooklyn, NY10. Kamal Flowers, 24, New Rochelle, NY11. Lewis Ruffin Jr., 38, Orlando, FL12. Phillip Jackson, 32, Tunnell Hill, GA13. Michael Blu Thomas, 63, Lancaster, CA14. Rayshard Brooks, 27, Atlanta, GA15. Cane Van Pelt, 23, Crown Pont, IN16. Donald Ward, 27, Phoenix, AZ17. Brandon Gardner, 24, Beach Park, IL18. Terron Jammal Boone, 31, Rosamond, CA19. Derrick Canada, 43, Giddings, TX20. Skyleur Toung, 31, San Bernardino, CA21. Robert D'Lon Harris, Vinita, OK22. Rasheed Mathew Moorman, 26, Roanoke, VA23. Aloysius Larue Keaton, 58, Little Rock, AK24. Kevin O. Ruffin, 32, Sheboygan, WI25. Ky Johnson, 31, Kansas City, MO26. William Wade Burgess III, 27, St. Louis, MO27. Joseph W. Denton, 35, Milwaukee, WI28. Paul Williams, Houston, TX29. Malik Canty, 36, Paterson, NJ30. Erroll Johnson, 31, Monroe, LA31. Richard Lewis Price, 49, San Diego, CA32. Hakim Littleton, 20, Detroit, MI33. Vincent Demario Truitt, 17, Austell, GA34. Aaron Anthony Hudson, 31, Syracuse, NY35. Darius Washington, 24, Chicago Heights, IL36. Vincent Harris, 51, Baton Rouge, LA37. Jeremy Southern, 22, Sacramento, CA38. Name withheld by police, Detroit, MI39. Chester Jenkins, 60, Stockton, CA40. David Earl Brooks Jr., 45, Roxboro, NC41. Darrien Walker, 28, Detroit, MI42. Ashton Broussard, 30, Houston, TX43. Amir Johnson, 30, Ventnor City, NJ44. Julian Edward Roosevelt Lewis, 60, Sylvania, GA45. Salaythis Melvin, 22, Orlando, FL46. Jonathan Jefferson, Bossier City, LA47. Rafael Jevon Minniefield, 29, Moreland, GA48. Kendrell Antron Watkins, 31, Tuscaloosa, AL49. Anthony McClain, 32, Pasadena, CA50. Adrian Jason Roberts, 37, Hope Mills, NC51. Trayford Pellerin, 31, Lafayette, LA

How do you get credible talent in your business for a second opinion? What are the right questions you should be asking so you're never afraid that you've made the wrong hire? We address: • The key to successful business relationships • Ascribing value to your time • Common questions and challenges faced by female business owners • Reframing your perception of sales • Fostering a productive relationship with the right consultant More and more, big companies and even startups are looking to employ experts to help them in their business, but hold off because of buyer's remorse from previous relationships. They wonder about the actual credentials of the people that they might hire as consultants, or small agencies, or one-off thought leaders. To help answer these common concerns, Karen welcomes innovator and serial entrepreneur Kathryn Rose. She is the Founder and CEO of wiseHer, a global knowledge marketplace that helps women business owners and professionals overcome unique challenges to access one-on-one, on-demand service from executives, coaches, mentors, and other educational resources that can accelerate either their business or their own career growth. Listen in as Kathryn discusses how wiseHer helps female entrepreneurs and professionals get practical and tactical advice to get unstuck and succeed in their careers. 3 MAJOR POINTS DISCUSSED “Free” is not a strategy. One big mistake that a lot of consultants make is to give free advice. There is, quite literally, no value if it's free. The value one ascribes to their time is directly proportional to their marketability. As Kathryn says: “It's easier to get from any number to your real number than zero to any number.” Selling isn't about selling, but about buying. Selling isn't about you or even your product. Selling is about solving your buyer's challenges. When people struggle with sales, it's usually because they're so focused on selling someone on the features of a product, instead of actually asking the potential customer what they value and then, if there is indeed a need, demonstrating the benefits of the product. Relationships are built around expectations. When working with a consultant, it almost doesn't matter what your growth strategy is. A good consultant will meet you at the level you're currently at, and move at the pace that you both agree is most comfortable, even if it means taking baby steps. By having expectations set, you “deliver value on both sides” of the relationship. RESOURCES wiseHer Kathryn Rose on LinkedIn Kathryn Rose is the Founder and CEO of wiseHer, a global knowledge marketplace that helps women business owners and professionals overcome unique challenges to access one-on-one, on-demand service from executives, coaches, mentors, and other educational resources that can accelerate either their business or their own career growth. Kathryn is a former Wall Street Executive Sales Leader and the author of nine books. She has been featured in Forbes Inc., CBS, Marketwatch, Fox News, and more. Karen Morales is founder and brand champion at Marketing Magnet. Marketing Magnet was founded by Karen and her lean team of Fortune 500 marketing and advertising talent. We're a world-class marketing department that has decided to take our big brand experience and direct it at the clients we want to serve: purpose-driven enterprises. Our secret sauce is our ability to focus companies on three marketing pillars to create great impact. If you are looking for a solution to a marketing challenge, a specific project to be completed or a team to drive marketing on your behalf, we can help. More about Karen Find us on Facebook Visit our website Find us on Instagram

This episode we talk to Kathryn Rose the founder of WiseHER in USA. We uncover her struggles with working in a male dominated career and the toxic relationship she had with her boss at the time and how she overcame the barriers that many females have to face. And why she started WiseHER- one of our Netwomen partners.

Join Michelle Mercier (The Resilient Entrepreneur ) and Kathryn Rose  (wiseHER) as they speak about Kathryn's incredible journey to being the CEO of her award winning tech platform, wiseHER. Her incredible journey from Wall Street to CEO is  filled with personal and professional challenges.  She exemplifies what a resilient entrepreneur is truly made of!  By the end of this episode you'll understand why its perfectly fine to be disappointed or feel defeated...but its NOT ok to stay there! This incredible conversation will help you understand what you're in control of and how to keep going through the hard times! ~About Kathryn Rose - Kathryn Rose is the founding CEO of wiseHer, an award-winning global knowledge marketplace that helps women business owners and professionals overcome unique challenges on-demand through 1:1 access to thousands of executives, coaches/mentors, education and resources that accelerate business or career growth. She is a former Wall Street sales leader and an author of 9 books. She has been featured in Thrive Global, CBS Marketwatch, Fox News and more.Kathryn is a highly sought after speaker at leading global industry events--Google, IBM, Dell Technologies and Women in Tech Summit and the Grace Hopper Celebration. Kathryn has received accolades for her vision, commitment, and leadership including the CompTIA Advancing Women in Technology Mentor of the Year Spotlight award and more.You Can Find Kathryn Rose Here - http://wiseher.comhttp//Twitter.com/getwiseherhttp://facebook.com/getwiseherhttp://linkedin.com/in/katkrosehttp://twitter.com/katkroseFor a FREE session with wiseHER - join the Surviving Entrepreneurship Community!~Connect with Michelle Mercier!Join the Surviving Entrepreneurship Community - https://www.facebook.com/groups/215857859592242/Website: https://www.CreateHonesty.comFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/michelle.mercierREInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/CreateHonestyLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/merciermichelle/

Kathryn Rose is the CEO and founder of wiseHer, a social enterprise and technology platform providing on-demand expert advice and resources for professionals, which has become a great tool to remain connected, continue growing professional networks, and seek guidance from experts as we all navigate our careers and businesses amid this crisis and moving forward. Rose begins by diving into her career path before founding wiseHer (4:35) and how the idea for the platform emerged after the 2008 mortgage market meltdown, during which she lost her job all the while caring for a newborn baby and a sick mother (7:42). She discusses her time working as an SEO and social media consultant (10:30), what she learned about female entrepreneurs during that time (11:34) and the decision that ultimately led to the launch of wiseHer (13:22). She explains how she got the platform off the ground (20:09), how the advisory service works (24:02), how it's grown over time (26:14) and where she hopes to take it in the future (34:54). For More, Follow Us Here: wiseHerWebsite: https://www.wiseher.com/ Kathryn RoseLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/katkrose/ Fritz NelsonLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/fritznelson/ Twitter:  https://twitter.com/fnelson Grow WireLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/grow-wire/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/GrowWire Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/growwire/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/GrowWire/

Kathryn Rose, the founder of wiseHer, discusses her technology platform that provides on-demand expert advice to women in business. She also tells her startup story and talks about the value of having a strong network and support system, and much more…

This week, we talk with Kathryn Rose of wiseHer. WiseHer helps businesses go farther faster in their business and career by connecting one on one with experts that have been there, and done that.    Kathryn got started by simply listening to entrepreneurs and discovering their greatest needs and struggles. She then structured a business model that met them where they were at and delivered them top-quality expert advice so they wouldn't have to feel the way that she did when launching out on her own!    Listen to how she started a tech company as a self-taught entrepreneur and fought the urge to throw in the in and continued on her mission to help women around the world rise higher. 

“Don’t ask what the world needs.  Ask what makes you come alive, and go do it. Because what the world needs is people who have come alive.” -Howard Thurman These words so accurately portray what we are talking about in this episode of the Girls 4 Greatness podcast. I have the pleasure of interviewing Lisa Raiche, someone who knows the power in asking yourself this very important question.  Lisa is the COO of WiseHer Inc, a company all about empowering women to do what they were called to do. WiseHer is a knowledge marketplace platform for women in business to connect on-demand with experts to answer questions unique to each business. In our interview, Lisa and I talk all about how wiseHer came to be as well as how Lisa herself became involved in this amazing company.  Lisa is also the founder of Bodhi Business Advisors Inc, a boutique business advisory and consulting firm that supports entrepreneurs with short and long term strategic business planning, financial modeling and pricing. But before becoming involved in these companies, Lisa worked for 15 years as an accountant and tax planner in public accounting.  Please be sure to check out wiseHer and all the amazing services they offer by heading to http://www.wiseher.com/. You can also find more info on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram under @getwiseher. You can check out more on LinkedIn and YouTube under @wiseher as well.

Kathryn Rose is the founding CEO of wiseHer, a global knowledge marketplace that helps women business owners and professionals overcome unique challenges on-demand through 1:1 access to thousands of executives, coaches/mentors, education and resources that accelerate business or career growth. She is a serial entrepreneur, former Wall Street sales leader and an author of 9 books. She has been featured in CBS Marketwatch, Fox News and more.Kathryn is also a highly sought after speaker at leading global industry events with technology powerhouses-- Google, IBM, Dell Technologies and women focused events-- Women in Tech Summit and the upcoming Grace Hopper Celebration focused on helping IT professionals, women and small business leaders achieve a higher level of success. She is on the faculty for the IT leading association COMPTIA and a member of the Executive Council of Advancing Women in Technology and a sales coach for MBA candidates at Harvard Business School. Kathryn is regarded for her grit, tenacity, creative problem solving, glass-half-filled approach and her ability to laugh, always. A tireless champion for women, she has received accolades for her vision, commitment, and leadership. She has dedicated her career to coaching, speaking, and writing best-selling business books that drive business owners to greater success with their sales and marketing efforts. She has created an outstanding network of women at every level, and in many industries, to support and promote women in their businesses or careers.Stuck on your business planning, finances, career etc? Get 1 on 1 consultation with top experts who have been there and done that.https://www.wiseher.com/ See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

wiseHer is a tech platform to assist female entrepreneurs, in several different verticals. It is an innovative and impressive means for female business owners to source each other’s talents. wiseHer connects you on-demand with top consultants, mentors, coaches and executives all ready to help you go farther, faster in your business or careers. wiseHer’s mission […] The post “Accessing An Online Female Entrepreneurial Marketplace” with Lisa Raiche of wiseHer appeared first on Radio Entrepreneurs.

In the second half of a deep dive into digital SaaS businesses, guests Kathryn Rose and Dina Moskowitz offer up advice on what it takes to run a successful company. “Make sure your ego doesn’t get in the way of bringing on the right people,” said Moskowitz, founder and CEO of SaasMAX, a company that hosts a platform and marketplace for other SaaS companies. And don’t cheap out on legal or accounting, because being thrifty won’t help you get forward faster. “It’s going to cost you money now or it’s going to cost you money later,” said Rose, whose company wiseHer offers on-demand advice to help women accelerate in their business and careers. They talk with hosts Cristina Martin Greysman, a Partner Strategist for Amazon, and Janet Schijns, CEO of the JS Group, about how to find your product market fit, fractional leadership, and why it’s important to set aside some of your margin up front. Listen for tips on understanding your position in the market, how to use the feedback you’re given and why, according to Rose, “Nobody wants to tell you your baby’s ugly.” This episode of the Women TechCast is part of a series of podcasts where the conversation gets real about options for women in technology, from CompTIA’s Advancing Women in Technology Community. For more, subscribe to this and all the CompTIA Community podcasts in your favorite podcast app.

  Executing big ideas when resources are scarce; raising capital as a woman; and turning your first customers into a sustainable business—this episode features two women pioneers in software as a service (SaaS) sharing their secrets to success and the challenges they faced along the way. “You have to have that resilience where today is awesome, but tomorrow could be terrible,” said Kathryn Rose, whose company wiseHer offers on-demand advice to help women accelerate in their business and careers. Rose’s experience in SaaS includes more than 15 years and she’s been recognized with numerous awards including the 2018 AWIT Mentorship Guide Spotlight Award. She is also an internationally recognized speaker on topics ranging from sales and digital marketing to social media and relationship building to networking and with an emphasis on topics relating to women in business, the workforce, and in their communities. As a recipient of the 2017 Cloud Girls Trailblazer Award and board member of the Cloud Software Association, Dina Moskowitz shares her insights gathered from 10+ years of experience launching and operating two SaaS companies. Moskowitz is founder and CEO of SaaSMAX, the BI and marketplace platform where SaaS/XaaS companies go for channel insights, reseller partner discovery and channel optimization.  During this podcast, you’ll also hear what they have to say about being entrepreneurs, the challenges involved in building scalable and repeatable platforms, and why women need to start fundable businesses. Don’t miss hosts Cristina Greysman, a partner strategist for Amazon, and Janet Schijns, CEO of the JS Group, for this candid conversation with Rose and Moskowitz about their experiences running SaaS businesses. This episode is part of a series of podcasts where the conversation gets real about options for women in technology, from CompTIA’s Advancing Women in Technology Community.Subscribe to the Women TechCast to hear Part 2. Learn more about AWIT at www.comptia.org/awit.  

There's technology and then there's talking it. And Kathryn Rose has built a technology marketplace that allows us to do both. She's created a company called WiseHer, which connects women with smart leaders who can help them build the businesses of their dreams. Take a listen!

How do you get access to the expert advice you need when you need it at a price that you can afford? What if you do not even know what kind of advice you need you just know you need help of some sort for you business or life questions? Enter wiseher.com and Founder Kathryn Rose. A resilient entrepreneur who has had multiple high profile and successful careers and now has figured to a way to give everyday women access to some of the best business and high performance brains around 24/7/365. From her own childhood to how she is raising her children, Kathryn shares how she can shift her choices quicker than most, acknowledge what is working and what is not and how she deals with what she terms "cognitive load". Kathryn Rose is the founding CEO of wiseHer, a revolutionary platform offering on-demand expert advice for women in business, career and life.  Prior to devoting her focus to wiseHer, Kathryn was an executive marketing consultant for large global and local clients developing targeted online campaigns resulting in millions of engaged fans, followers and connections. Kathryn's experience has taken her from startup to multi-million dollar companies. She is an award-winning Wall Street sales leader driving $100 million+ in annual sales and in channel marketing with global B2B clients. Kathryn is on the faculty for the IT leading association COMPTIA and a member of the Executive Council of Advancing Women in Technology and a sales coach for MBA candidates at Harvard Business School. She is the author of 9 books including two best-sellers: Solving the Social Media Puzzle and Return on Relationship. She has been has been featured in Working Woman Magazine, Guideposts Magazine, Network CEO, Fox News, CBS Marketwatch and Channel 12 News.

Kathryn Rose is a nationally sought-after digital marketing and sales strategist, personal branding expert, trainer, author and sought out speaker. For over 20 years, Kathryn has been keenly focused on developing, supporting, and connecting women to succeed in business. We discuss: Why it is difficult for women entrepreneurs to gain access to qualified expert advice, to build up their perceived or real lack of knowledge, to manage the cognitive load they face every day and to receive funding How to choose the right model for yourself to scale your business, being clear on your target, how to handle your competition, how to build stability, and how to determine the right location and economics to suit your goals How to decide what to do yourself, what to delegate and outsource and how to do it Kathryn is the founding CEO of wiseHer, a revolutionary platform offering on-demand expert advice for women in business, career and life. Prior to devoting her focus to wiseHer, Kathryn was an executive marketing consultant for large global and local clients developing targeted online campaigns resulting in millions of engaged fans, followers and connections. Kathryn’s experience has taken her from startup to multimillion dollar companies. She is the author of 9 books including two best-sellers: Solving the Social Media Puzzle and Return on Relationship. Learn more about Kathryn at Facebook (http://facebook.com/getwiseHer) .   (http://www.stitcher.com/podcast/smashing-the-plateau) Facebook Twitter LinkedIn 0Shares

January Session: Personal Branding for Corporate Growth Feat. Kathryn Rose, Founder of wiseHer by Nina Pfister