We're not recording

We're not recording
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I’m Roxanne Petraeus, CEO @Ethena, Army vet, & mom. This is my podcast where I have candid top-of-mind conversations with amazing people & friends. I promise you, this is not another boring business podcast.
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The podcast covers a broad range of contemporary workplace issues and cultural themes, including hiring practices, DEI initiatives, and the impact of technology on work, with episodes exploring topics like the controversy surrounding LinkedIn resumes and the effectiveness of DEI training in modern organizations.

I’m Roxanne Petraeus, CEO @Ethena, Army vet, & mom. This is my podcast where I have candid top-of-mind conversations with amazing people & friends. I promise you, this is not another boring business podcast.
In this episode of We’re not recording, Roxanne Petraeus and Melanie Naranjo explore why HR leaders deserve a permanent seat in the boardroom. With guest Katelin Holloway (Founding Partner at 776, former Reddit HR exec), the conversation unpacks how people strategy drives business outcomes, why culture clarity matters more than perks, and how HR’s influence expands when leaders move beyond compliance into performance.
From the myth of “People Ops rebrands” to the real lessons of the Netflix culture deck, Katelin makes the case for why HR leaders can’t just track payroll—they should be shaping company strategy. And she explains how that boardroom perspective inspired her pivot into investing, where she’s backing the next generation of founders and making the case for funding women.

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