Hosted by acclaimed journalist, speaker and coach
Joan Michelson

Hosted by acclaimed journalist, speaker and coach
Joan Michelson

Hosted by acclaimed journalist, speaker and coach
Joan Michelson

Hosted by acclaimed journalist, speaker and coach
Joan Michelson

Hosted by acclaimed journalist, speaker and coach
Joan Michelson

Hosted by acclaimed journalist, speaker and coach
Joan Michelson

Hosted by acclaimed journalist, speaker and coach
Joan Michelson

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Secret Success of
Women in STEM
– Ariane Hegewisch
Inst for Women’s Policy Research
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Cleaning Industrial Water
– Karen Sorber
Micronic Technologies
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Aligning Your Money & Values
– Kathleen McQuiggan
Artemis Advisors
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Indoor Farming
– Jackie Roberts
Appharvest
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Tea, Family &
Climate Change
- Cindi Bigelow
CEO, Bigelow Tea
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Data Bias &
Women Engineers
- Roberta Rincon
Society of Women Engineers
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Water Pollution
- Gloria Reuben
Actress & Activist
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Power of Black Women Voters
– Marcia Chatelain
Prof. African American History
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Benefits of Women’s Non-Dominant Role
– Laura Liswood
Council of Women World Leaders
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Warnings We Miss – Michele Wucker, Author of “The Gray Rhino: How to Recognize and Act on the Obvious Dangers We Ignore.”

Why do we miss potentially dangerous trends, “a series of warnings and visible evidence”? It might be climate change, water scarcity, an infrastructure that is falling apart beneath our feet, terrorist threats, or an approaching business competitor or trend we had ignored, for example. How do we train ourselves to seepotential dangers we’re missing early enough to address them? Listen to author and global business strategy leader Michele Wucker with Green Connections Radio.

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The “Un-Utility” – Mary Powell, Green Mountain Power

With so much innovation in the energy sector, the rapid expansion of renewable energy, development of a “smart grid” and the Internet of Things technologies, the utilities have to evolve too. And, without dropping any service to anyone, ever.
So, what’s a utility to do to survive – and to thrive? Enter Mary Powell, CEO of Green Mountain Power in Vermont, who was chosen as one of Fast Company’s most innovative people. She’s turning the business model of a utility on its head, and retains the support of her board because she’s succeeding in every way – customer service ratings in the 90%s and generating sold financial results. How? Listen up.

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“We are All Accountable” – w Lauren Leader-Chivee, All In Together

To innovate, we need new ideas, new perspectives, new solutions. To get these new ideas, we need differing points of view at the table. differing experiences and perspectives. Yet, senior leadership remains stubbornly white-male dominated, as only 4% of Fortune 500 CEOs are women. Listen to Lauren Leader-Chivee, CEO of All In Together, former President of the Center for Talent Innovation and author of the recent book, Crossing the Thinnest Line, in a vibrant discussion with Green Connections host Joan Michelson about these issues..

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