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Leveling the Playing Field: How Leveling the Playing Field: How Clarissa Flores Is Building the Future of Women's SportsIs Building the Future of Women's Sports (opens the original)
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Women's sports are no longer a niche movement. They are becoming a cultural and economic force. In this episode of The Chingona Chair , we sit down with Clarissa Flores , former Northwestern basketball standout, Puerto Rican national team athlete, hospitality executive, and founder of Level Sporting Club , Chicago's premier destination dedicated to women's sports. Clarissa shares her journey from the basketball court to entrepreneurship, the inspiration behind creating Level Sporting Club, and w
Tenacity, Leadership, and the Long Sail: A Conversation with Lou Sandoval (opens the original)
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In this episode of The Chingona Chair , we sit down with entrepreneur, investor, board leader, sailor, and author Lou Sandoval to explore what leadership really looks like behind the titles. Lou shares how his journey through Fortune 500 companies, entrepreneurship, nonprofit leadership, and corporate boardrooms shaped his philosophy of servant leadership, strategic growth, and building consensus. Drawing on lessons from sailing across the Pacific Ocean, leading organizations through change, and
The Power of Storytelling: How Latina Voices Shape Communities, Culture, and Change (opens the original)
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What does it take to build a successful career in communications while staying true to your voice, your culture, and your purpose? In this episode of The Chingona Chair , Diana Leza Sheehan sits down with communications executive, former journalist, and contributing author of Latinas in Public Relations: Shaping Communications, Communities, and Culture , Brenda Duran. Together, they explore Brenda's journey from newsroom reporter to government communications leader, the power of storytelling to
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