Women and Work

In this episode, we talk with MJ Wexler , a digital consultant, educator, and now children's book author of Moses Could Have Been Selfish . MJ shares how motherhood and a desire to teach empathy through storytelling inspired her to write and self-publish a meaningful Passover story for young readers. From juggling web design clients and teaching at UCLA to raising her energetic son, MJ reflec...

Stephanie Cecil fought hard to bring paid maternity (and paternity) leave to Frontier Credit Union when she worked there as a human resources director. In today’s episode of “Women and Work,” Stephanie explains the creative approach she took to finally get the top brass to agree despite their reservations about the cost. This example underscores how it takes all of us to make improvements that ben...

In this episode of Women and Work, we sit down with Dr. Maria Malayter, a business psychologist, professor, wellness coach, and author who shares her powerful story of reinvention after a traumatic brain injury changed the course of her life and career. Maria opens up about identity loss, depression, and the long journey to healing—physically, emotionally, and professionally. She shares how she re...

Host and MomSub CEO Diane Moca sits down with Jen Mendoza, an entrepreneur and non-profit executive whose journey has taken unexpected turns—from facing rejection in her early career dreams to discovering purpose in a completely new path. Jen opens up about resilience, redefining success, and how she found fulfillment where she least expected it. One way Jen managed her working mom responsibilitie...