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Alvina Antar on leading with vision, and building teams centered on vulnerability & trust.

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Alvina has a pretty unique career path in the modern day - she spent nearly 17 years climbing the ranks from entry level to multiple director level positions at Dell, before moving into a role at Zuora as their CIO. There are a few things she c

Maria Dunn on the importance of conversations on M&M's & popcorn

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We chat with Maria about her career, a couple great war-stories, and instructions on replicating the skill she credits most with her success: building relationships at every level of the organization. Here's a little hint: real connections can

Craig Nehamen on founding fair.com, fundraising big, and hiring brilliant

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We cover how Craig got started at fair.com, dive into his approach to fundraising, spending & hiring that have made fair.com into a rocketship.

Keith Pepper on therapy, mentorship, and non-traditional entrances

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Keith's career is, in a couple words, successfully eclectic - he's been a therapist, GM of a bank, VP of client development, customer success, account management, and, currently, people at Outbrain. During our interview we talk about The critic

Brian Osborn (VP, Marketing, Yelp) on the criticality of curiosity with step-by-step instructions.

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Brian's time as a VP of Marketing at Walmart, EZShield, Shutterfly, and Yelp, in concert with his natural curiosity, make him better equipped than most to teach us how to actually BE curious, which, of course, he does during our interview.

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