HeyJaredConversations Beyond the Brand
Conversations: Beyond the Brand is where bold strategy meets honest storytelling. Hosted by Dr. Tashana Thompson, this podcast features purpose-driven business owners and nonprofit leaders sharing real lessons, mindset shifts, and the strategy behind meaningful growth.
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Selena Teasley on Building Wealth, Legacy & Making Work Optional for Women (opens the original)
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What if work could be optional? In this episode, Tashana sits down with Certified Financial Planner Selena Teasley to have the wealth conversation every woman needs but rarely gets to have. Selena Teasley, CFP®, RICP® is a Certified Financial Planner® and Retirement Income Certified Professional with Applied Wealth Management. She left a 14-year career in IT to become the wealth advisor she could not find for herself. Today she helps women move from financial shame to financial clarity, and from
If your organization’s impact went on trial today, what evidence would make the strongest case? (opens the original)
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Your nonprofit may be changing lives—but if a funder asked you to prove its impact today, would the evidence be strong enough to move them? In this episode of Conversations Beyond the Brand™, Tashana Thompson speaks with Jonathan Kilpatrick, co-founder of Grant Llama, about what makes a nonprofit fundable and how organizations can build a more sustainable funding pipeline. In this conversation, we cover: ▸ Why meaningful impact does not automatically lead to sustainable funding ▸ What funders ne
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