39 min
#152 - Allison Whalen | Balancing Parenthood and Career, The Journey to Founding Parentaly Let's Grab Coffee Podcast ☕
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- Entrepreneurship
Throughout her entire adult life, Allison has been intensely focused on her career, always ensuring that her current role is not only a stimulating challenge but also a stepping stone towards future growth.
In 2017, while pregnant with her first child, Allison nearly resigned from a sales leadership position she was passionate about. This inclination stemmed from the significant disruptions caused by her 3-month maternity leave.
It became clear to her that there exists a substantial gap in how companies support working parents before, during, and after parental leave, particularly in ways that do not hinder their career progression.
Seizing this realization as an opportunity, she dedicated herself to helping other working parents navigate the challenges she encountered. This mission led her to her current role as the co-founder and CEO of Parentaly, a company committed to bridging this gap for working parents.
Website: https://www.parentaly.com/
Throughout her entire adult life, Allison has been intensely focused on her career, always ensuring that her current role is not only a stimulating challenge but also a stepping stone towards future growth.
In 2017, while pregnant with her first child, Allison nearly resigned from a sales leadership position she was passionate about. This inclination stemmed from the significant disruptions caused by her 3-month maternity leave.
It became clear to her that there exists a substantial gap in how companies support working parents before, during, and after parental leave, particularly in ways that do not hinder their career progression.
Seizing this realization as an opportunity, she dedicated herself to helping other working parents navigate the challenges she encountered. This mission led her to her current role as the co-founder and CEO of Parentaly, a company committed to bridging this gap for working parents.
Website: https://www.parentaly.com/
39 min