The Innovators: Women Who Rock in Media, Entertainment, Technology, Non Profit and Beyond
The Innovators: Women Who Rock in Media, Entertainment, Technology, Non Profit and Beyond
Podcast Description
Each week, we’re serving up real talk with badass women who are dishing out the truth about building a career in today’s world. No fluff, no bs—just raw, honest stories and lessons to inspire and empower the next generation of trailblazing women. Keeping it real and paying it forward! 🚀✨
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Content Themes
The podcast explores themes such as women's leadership, career growth, multicultural marketing, and innovation in media. Episodes dive into specific examples like navigating challenging work environments, the impact of AI in marketing, and empowerment strategies for the younger generations. Notable episodes focus on trailblazing women like Jackie Hernández who discusses marketing to millennials and Julie Triolo who covers data-driven marketing trends.
Each week, we’re serving up real talk with badass women who are dishing out the truth about building a career in today’s world. No fluff, no bs—just raw, honest stories and lessons to inspire and empower the next generation of trailblazing women. Keeping it real and paying it forward! 🚀✨
🚀 From coding at 5 to leading ANODA today, Oksana Kovalchuck has always been ahead of the curve.
At 16, she launched her first business. By her twenties, her app was featured onstage by Mark Zuckerberg at F8 — a defining moment that proved bold ideas can scale globally if they’re built with clarity, speed, and intention.
But success didn’t come easy. The pandemic nearly wiped everything out. Instead of folding, Oksana doubled down on resilience, radical transparency, and design-driven execution — values that now define ANODA’s culture and client work.
Some of her best leadership advice?
✅ Don’t put all your eggs in one client’s basket
✅ Hire well — and expect results
✅ Salary = well done work
✅ Respect enterprise clients just like you do startups
✅ Use detailed Figma flows to keep scope clear and clients confident
Whether she’s working with Airbnb or an early-stage founder, Oksana believes great UX starts with solving chaos before it starts — because clarity isn’t just a deliverable, it’s a competitive advantage.
👏 Give her a follow. Or better yet — work with her.
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