Woman-Run
Woman-Run
Podcast Description
Welcome to Woman-Run The Podcast! Wright Lindsey Jennings started Woman-Run in 2019 to help build community and to share the stories of those who inspire us. Over the years, we’ve highlighted women who start businesses, women who lead businesses and women who help others grow through mentorship and collaboration. We believe that building community through shared experiences helps everyone thrive. A rising tide lifts all boats, and we want to be part of the tide of change.With Woman-Run The Podcast, we want to meet you where you are and provide the resources and motivation that you can tap into when your schedule allows. Let’s cultivate this community together!
Podcast Insights
Content Themes
The podcast centers around themes of women's empowerment, entrepreneurship, mentorship, and collaboration. Episodes include discussions on building community through shared experiences, such as Mimi San Pedro's insights on fostering genuine connections and her vision for supporting women in politics, as well as practical career advice like maintaining work-life balance and prioritizing joy.
Welcome to Woman-Run The Podcast!
Wright Lindsey Jennings started Woman-Run in 2019 to help build community and to share the stories of those who inspire us. Over the years, we’ve highlighted women who start businesses, women who lead businesses and women who help others grow through mentorship and collaboration. We believe that building community through shared experiences helps everyone thrive. A rising tide lifts all boats, and we want to be part of the tide of change.
With Woman-Run The Podcast, we want to meet you where you are and provide the resources and motivation that you can tap into when your schedule allows. Let’s cultivate this community together!
Welcome to Episode Three of Woman-Run The Podcast, hosted by Wright Lindsey Jennings attorney Meredith Lowry. Meredith is joined by Anna Beth Gorman, CEO of the Women’s Foundation of Arkansas. Anna Beth shares compelling stories, insightful advice, and her passion for empowering women and driving economic mobility across Arkansas.
In this episode, you’ll learn:
- The powerful origin story behind the Women’s Foundation of Arkansas, sparked by a bold challenge to showcase the capabilities of women leaders.
- How data-driven research guides initiatives aimed at economic mobility for Arkansas women, shaping meaningful programs and community support.
- Anna Beth’s experiences and strategies for effectively convening diverse groups to collaborate and foster positive statewide change.
- Key insights into supporting Main Street businesses, overcoming barriers to accessing resources, and the crucial role social capital plays in entrepreneurial success.
- Important discussions around the nuanced challenges faced by working mothers, including childcare, maternal health, and economic empowerment.
Highlights & Key Takeaways:
- Anna Beth’s journey of transforming the Women’s Foundation of Arkansas through intentional, data-informed initiatives.
- Practical steps the Foundation takes to bridge gaps in financial literacy, mentorship, and community support for women entrepreneurs.
- How the Women’s Economic Mobility Hub addresses specific needs of women entrepreneurs, particularly women of color in the Arkansas Delta.
- The critical importance of reframing conversations around equity, access, and the tangible resources women need to succeed.
- Why addressing childcare costs and supporting working mothers is essential for a thriving economic future in Arkansas.
Mentioned in the Episode:
- Women’s Foundation of Arkansas
- Power of the Purse
- Women’s Economic Mobility Hub
- Arkansas Small Business Technology Development Center (ASBTDC)
Quotes:
- “The work of equity is about giving someone the roadmap based on where they live and the barriers they face.” – Anna Beth Gorman
- “If women are successful in our state, the whole state will be successful.” – Anna Beth Gorman
Enjoy this inspiring conversation designed to foster community-building, promote economic empowerment, and advocate for meaningful change for women across Arkansas.
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