Speakers Who Get Results

The pandemic brought a lot of changes in our lives. We came to realize what really matters. What are the things that light us up? Elizabeth Bachman sits down for a meaningful conversation with Angela Santi about the La Dolce Vita approach that helps business leaders thrive and have a blissful lifestyle. Angela is the one-of-a-kind Dolce Vita Leadership and Lifestyle Designer for elite entrepreneur...

When it comes to women in tech, the conversation is often focused on the lack of female representation in the industry. But some brave women are making a difference, and we need to empower them. That is what exactly Nicole Trick Steinbach speaks about. Nicole is the international bravery coach for women in technology. She coaches women in tech all over the world to succeed in their careers, earnin...

Are you having trouble dealing with toxic colleagues at work? Listen to this episode as Mitchell Kusy discusses how to solve these challenges and respond in the best ways possible. He shares proven strategies that could help increase team productivity and financial performance. This information is based on his experience and research with over 400 leaders. He explains how you can create a work cul...

When you talk about creativity, you instantly think of drawings, paintings, or any form of art materials. But creativity can be found anywhere. It is within you. It can be how you manage your workload, talk with your team or achieve your goal. That is why in this episode, we have Amy Climer  who focuses on teaching teams and leaders to be creative and innovative. She uses different types of t...

For most people, their workplace is their second home. While some days are filled with productivity and motivation, some bring burnout and stress from an overwhelming amount of work. So it’s no surprise that our mental health deteriorates, which significantly affects us and our work. Today, Elizabeth Bachman sits down with R. Darin Hollingsworth  in a discussion about mental health and wellne...

Money is one of the most challenging negotiations in business. Especially when it comes to negotiating your salary. Many women find that self-doubt stops them for asking for equal pay. They don’t know how to calculate what they are worth. Helping overcome this dilemma, Elizabeth Bachman invites to the show Julia Vax , a business lawyer at Arnold & Porter . Julia talks about how women can negot...

There’s a lot of talk about the benefits of transitioning into a remote workplace. But there are also challenges that come with it. In this episode, Elizabeth Bachman chats with  Shiran Weitzman  about handling misconduct in a remote set-up where communication and interaction are confined to the digital. Shiran is the CEO and co-founder at  Shield , a regulatory technology software...

Digital advancements and the COVID-19 pandemic greatly transformed the world. For everyone to cope with the rapid changes, especially women in leadership, proper communication is needed. Exploring this topic even deeper with Elizabeth Bachman is Jennifer McClure , CEO and Chair of J EM . Jennifer talks about the need for in-depth internal and external communication today when intranet platforms ar...

People’s pain point for leaving isn't usually about money. How do you stop attrition during the Great Resignation? Elizabeth Bachman sits with Lizabeth Wesely-Casella , the founder and CEO of L-12 Services , who is passionate about figuring out how to keep your best people. Lizabeth explains that you need to communicate with them and listen to their needs. Does their vision align with your company...

There are now more opportunities to speak in front of people from various cultures in this multilingual, multicultural world. But, this often requires you to present and speak in a second language to reach more people. How do you communicate your message so that it still gets your listeners' attention? In this episode, Elizabeth Bachman offers tips to help you navigate the realm of multilingual sp...

Becoming a recognized expert in the media can be a long, tedious process. Elizabeth Bachman welcomes Lee Caraher , the founder and CEO of Double Forte . Lee explains that there are ways to make the process easier. The first thing you need to do is to write the expert sheet. Identify that you are an expert in. Where can you provide interesting, relevant information actionable for your target audien...

When you want to stand out as a speaker, one of the key ways is by presenting with humor. Joining Elizabeth Bachman today is Jenny Locklin , owner of Creative Message Media , and she teaches how you can add humor and fun to your speaking engagements. She offers advice on not taking yourself too seriously, taking that first step into humor, and finding the right timing. According to Jenny, humor is...

Rev. Martin Luther King Jr.’s I Have A Dream speech is one of the greatest speeches of the 20th century. Here to help decode this famous work is Dr. Nick Morgan , one of America's top communication speakers, theorists, and coaches. Nick joins host Elizabeth Bachman to enlighten us with insightful and comprehensive analysis to explain just what makes a great speech. He breaks down each aspect to de...

Summiting Mt. Everest is a transformational experience. The ability to reach something extraordinarily high is a triumph. And that success can be transferred into your business goals. Your goals may be difficult, but they are not impossible. If people can climb Mt. Everest, you can accomplish your objectives. Join Elizabeth Bachman as she talks to the founder of  Summits With A Purpose ,&nbsp...

Language has been a barrier to communication, especially among people of different nationalities, races, or ethnicity. In this episode, Dominique Ben Dhaou  shares her professional journey and experience managing human challenges in multiple industries to reinvent people’s careers to truly fit their knowledge, values, skills, and purpose. She uses phenomenal collaboration skills that are powe...

How Women Lead 's goal is to get women in the highest places of power so that they can influence the country. If you look at the top 50 venture firms in the United States, most of them have zero to five women CEOs in all of their investments. That is a huge problem, and our guest today, Julie Castro Abrams is trying to solve that. Join Elizabeth Bachman as she talks to Julie about the inequality o...

How can you counter unconscious bias? By storytelling. Elizabeth Bachman introduces Åsa Rydhard , the CEO of Rydhard.com . Åsa talks with Elizabeth about how sharing your stories inspires others to share theirs. When you start listening to other people’s stories, you begin to see the world in a new way. It can be a challenging process, but as long as you don’t give up, you won’t fail. If you want...

You can’t reach your personal and professional goals all on your own. It’s important to realize that you need support from people around you that will help you grow and be the best version of yourself. Join your host Elizabeth Bachman as she talks with Lesley Michaels  on career success through strategic alliances. Lesley has spent decades devoting energy and focus to coaching and advocating...

Sometimes you have to be the change you wish to see in the world. That’s what inspired today’s guest to step up and into a life in politics.  Ukeme Aswakessien Jeter  is passionate about driving innovation, equity and access. He a Partner, Intellectual Property Law Group at  Taft Stettinius & Hollister LLP  and now a  Council Member  for the City of Upper Arlingto...

Leading as your authentic self is easier said than done. This is especially true as a woman of color in an industry dominated by white men. Joining Elizabeth Bachman in this episode is Jennifer Landgren . She is the North American Director of Digital Platforms & Solutions Hub at Dentsply Sirona , the world's largest dental technologies and consumables company. She highlights the importance of...

Why do projects fail? Often, projects fail because the company believes technology can solve all their problems. Jen Cohen , the Vice President of Core Engineering at Toyota Research Institute says that it's always about the people who USE the technology. Jen talks with Elizabeth about how the most critical skill set for success is empathetic listening. You need to listen to people’s concerns and...

It’s great to form a strategic plan. But how do you make it happen? Elizabeth Bachman welcomes Gerald Johnson, CMC® , a Certified Management Consultant and the Principal of Sabacon Consulting . Gerald talks with Elizabeth that you need to break down your strategy into smart goals. They should be timely, measurable, and attainable. The most challenging part is starting the action. It’ll take discip...

With the year drawing to a close, we take a look back at what has come before. Podcasting is no easy feat, and it is a fertile ground for learning many important lessons. In this episode, Elizabeth Bachman looks back at five lessons she learned from 2 years as a podcast host. From lessons in change to leadership, Elizabeth digs deep and examines the important lessons. Tune in and learn more as Eli...

How do you develop your presentation skills to be promoted or hired? There are three parts to this: strategy, script, and style. Host Elizabeth Bachman sits down with us to share valuable tips, stories, and examples to ace that interview! Rule number one is “strategic empathy.” You have to make your presentation about your audience. Put yourself in their shoes and think about what they’re looking...

There’s a certain burden on women in the workplace to conform to a rather narrow preconception of what women are capable of achieving. Though it’s not necessarily fair, women have to work twice as hard to get to the same level as men on the corporate ladder, but sometimes, they just have to go with it, no matter how exhausting. Christy Rutherford , an advisor to executive leaders and businesses, j...