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Sami Haiman-Marrero

I have SOMETHING to say!

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I have SOMETHING to say!

Sami Haiman-Marrero

I have SOMETHING to say!

A weekly Society, Culture, Business and Careers podcast
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The status “Educated & Broke” is about to change for women in Central Florida thanks to the determination and perseverance of Arlene Blake, Founder and Executive Director of Women on the Rise. In this episode of I HAVE SOMETHING TO SAY, hosts S
Small business owners who don’t have the support of a daddy or mommy who can show them the ropes sometimes don’t realize all the possible issues that can come up when employing people as a means to scale. Aside from dealing with the day-to-day
It was THAT GOOD. This is the first time we have a sequel with a guest from our "I HAVE SOMETHING TO SAY" podcast. In Part 2 of our conversation with Malik Williams, Emmy-nominated, platinum-selling composer/producer and Founder/CEO of Reel Syn
This conversation was like having an exclusive Backstage Pass into the world of music entertainment. I love it when Chris Majocha and I have a guest on our I Have Something to Say Podcast who is brutally honest like me. In this two-part series,
Last month we explained WHAT WE ARE DOING, in the new podcast “Issues2Impact” that Chris Majocha, Dr. Xaulanda Simmonds-Emmanuel, Valerie Solomon, and yours truly are launching very soon. This is the WHAT:  We will leverage our collective exper
The negative perception of consulting stems from the prevalence of consultants who talk a good game but fail to deliver the goods. We’ve all faced this problem – from small to large companies and organizations. But it doesn’t have to be this wa
2020 – a pivotal year marked by George Floyd's tragic murder and the global pandemic's disproportionate impact on distressed communities. As the world grappled with these challenges, the demand for social justice reverberated across various sec
When you lean into culturally sound content creation with heart, people will show up to support you. In this episode of "I HAVE SOMETHING TO SAY," Chris Majocha and Samí Haiman-Marrero sit down with Marky Marcano, the Founder and CEO of The Mar
🎙️ Coming Soon: Issues2Impact Chris Majocha and I want to make an exciting announcement! We'll be teaming up with our esteemed colleagues and friends, Dr. Xaulanda Simmonds-Emmanuel and Valerie Solomon on launching a brand new venture that's s
Accentism is a thing…a discriminatory or unfair treatment centered on a person’s accent or use of a language. It can represent a barrier to many, but not for Ana Carolina Salazar. To her, it’s an advantage. In this episode of "I HAVE SOMETHING
Hey there, FAMILIA! This is a biggie. We just recorded a special milestone episode of our award-winning podcast "I HAVE SOMETHING TO SAY." Can you believe it's our fifth year already? Time truly flies when you're engaged in meaningful conversat
I met him at a recent business networking event and was immediately attracted by his energy…everyone is. He’s a people magnet because he loves us all. In this insightful episode of I HAVE SOMETHING TO SAY, I have a conversation with Dr. Gary Mo
In the intricate landscape of business ecosystems, a myriad of challenges often prevails—from oppressive rhetoric to limited opportunities, inhumane personalities, and a pervasive culture of fear. Yet, amidst this, there are beacons of change a
What started as a chance meeting at a wedding where she was tearing up the dance floor turned into a revelation about the lack of true representation in scientific research environments. In this episode of I HAVE SOMETHING TO SAY, my guest and
“The real question is are you positioned now to be work optional later?”, was the question Michelle Gordon, Founder and CEO of Investably posed that hit me like a brick on the forehead in this episode of I HAVE SOMETHING TO SAY. When I shared m
The education system is broken. Once designed to standardize humans to become a workforce pipeline that met the demands of industrialization, it just doesn’t work anymore the way it is. Thankfully, Adam Mangana, Chief Innovation Officer and Co-
When artistry and entrepreneurship meet purpose, incredible experiences happen. In this episode of I HAVE SOMETHING TO SAY, doll artist Jayd Collins, CEO of Reborn Nursery Next Door shares how she transformed her passion for motherhood into a b
The rapidly evolving landscape of the "white collar gig" economy requires a critical mindset shift that professionals in job transitions need to make. In this eye-opening episode of "I HAVE SOMETHING TO SAY" my remarkable guest, Monique Mills,
“It’s OK to be a copycat, as long as you’re copying the right cat,” shared Chris Brignolle, South East Executive Director for the Network for Teaching Entrepreneurship (NFTE), a global nonprofit that ignites the entrepreneurial mindset and buil
Anti-immigrant laws impact the economy and our humanity. In this episode of I HAVE SOMETHING TO SAY, my dear friend Samuel Vilchez Santiago, with whom I’ve advocated for social justice causes at the local, state, and national levels, joins me t
“The Daughters of Latin America are spread throughout the four corners of the world, and they are bound by their connection to the land no matter where they are,” says Sandra Guzmán, award-winning author, editor, and documentary filmmaker in th
There’s chaos in Hollywood – the writers' strike paralyzed production and everyone attached to the entertainment industry is feeling it. In this episode of I HAVE SOMETHING TO SAY, I have an enlightening conversation with Miguel Berg, the CEO o
I think we can all agree that “making it” in the music industry requires a champion. In this episode of I HAVE SOMETHING TO SAY, I’m joined by José Maldonado, Account Manager at Marmoset Music, a pioneering music agency based in Portland, Orego
Health disparities persist because the disconnect between managerial teams at service providers and the populations they serve persists as well. In this episode of I HAVE SOMETHING TO SAY I talk about the uphill battle to change how we deliver
There are so many career choices these days for youth entering the workforce making it daunting to “find yourself”. If you add to that the shift to automation, a new remote work culture, and increased value/acceptance of certifications vs. degr
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