Flip the Tortilla Denice Torres, Business Executive, Barrier Breaker, Diversity Champion

Did you know the US often ranks lower than other developed countries when it comes to women’s healthcare? While we have the leading healthcare spending per capita, we also have one of the highest maternal mortality rates and percentage un/underinsured. Healthcare disparity for women is a critical topic for all of us. Esteemed women’s health expert, Dr. Susan Nicholson, discusses what we need to know and how we can be more proactive with our own healthcare.

Patricia Bradley, seasoned healthcare executive, is a master of networking. In this episode, Patricia will share priceless tips on how to network and create meaningful connections in a genuine way.

Rahul Singhvi is the Co-founder and CEO of Resilience, a first-of-its-kind manufacturing and technology company dedicated to broadening access and availability to complex medicines. Rahul’s leadership experiences span large organizations and start-ups. His wealth of accomplishments and humility set the stage for invaluable lessons in leadership and cultivating an entrepreneurial mindset.

Phoebe Atkinson, clinician, positive psychology expert, and co-facilitator of Women’s Leadership Program at Rutgers, shares how we can increase our ability to connect with others in the workplace. Genuine connection fosters new ways to gain valuable mentors. While this can feel intimidating, knowledge and practice can turn you into a maestro of mentoring!

Disclosure: I love Oofos recovery shoes. I sought out Darren Brown, their Head Of Marketing to learn more about what makes this company and their products so amazing. Not only do they make shoes that make you say "aaah" they give back in a big way. If you know about Oofos, you know. If not, I hope you can take a moment to learn about how passion wins.

Being an "adult" can suck the sense of play and creativity out of us! Samantha Lomow, CEO of Playworks! has successfully led major change efforts at companies like Foot Locker and Hasbro. She shares valuable lessons on the importance of play and creativity in our careers and how we can get back to leveraging our inner child.