Meet Rina Raman: a technology executive with at least 11 patents granted in her name.
And in this episode, she’ll talk about her involvement in the technology field and discusses the influx of women into the STEM field and what should be done to encourage such growth.
Next, Rina tackles the best solution to encourage young women to be involved in powerful careers like hers.
As one of the few women in the STEM field,
Ever heard about Forensic Accounting?
If not, then you’ll in for a treat as our special guest, Elizabeth Dean shares how her passion for mathematics led her to a rather new kind of service in the financial world.
As the vice-president and founding member of TM Financial Forensics LLC, Elizabeth tells her journey from doing a traditional accounting role into consulting.
Along the way, she discovers key issues that impact not just her but all women who are looking to further their career in male dominated fields: law,
12-year old Mandi started an organization that celebrates other kids. To date the non-profit has served over 17,000 children and celebrated over 600 birthdays!
The foundation, Simon Says Give, is a non-profit organization founded by its Chief Charity Officer, Mandi Simon.
Join Mandi as she talks about Simon Says Give. She’ll explain how the foundation plan for birthday parties and back packing school supply drives. You’ll learn how the selection process works – from registering to the official website to the actual party itself.
Today, more companies are thinking about starting “benefit corporations” to strengthen their social corporate responsibility.
But what is “benefit corporation” (B-Corp)?
Join Dina Simon, CEO of Simon Says Lead, as she explains the reason behind forming a benefit corporation to support her daughter’s non-profit organization.
You’ll also learn about the initiatives her daughter – Mandi – is working on through Simon Says Give (a non-profit organization for children).
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