Women Who Lead
Women Who Lead is a podcast dedicated to women who make a difference in the real estate industry. Join us as host Teresa Smith, the Chief Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Officer at HomeServices of America, interviews various female executives and business leaders who have…
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Next Wave Leaders Part 3 | Cayce Levine, Amber Carlton, Ambre Theroux, Gabriela Huson - 062 (opens the original)
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Some of the most important leadership lessons are not learned after you have made it. They are learned while you are still building. That is the idea behind this final chapter of our Next Wave Leaders series, featuring members of the Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices Rethink Council. I am joined by four women in completely different markets, at completely different stages, who are all building something real: Cayce Levine, Amber Carlton, Ambre Theroux, and Gabriela Huson. Meet the Leaders Cayce Le
Next Wave Leaders Part 2 | Aja Adair, Holly D'Arcy, Grace Stanzel - 061 (opens the original)
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Leadership does not wait for permission. It starts the moment someone decides to step forward, often long before they have a title to prove it. That is the theme of this episode, the next installment of our Next Wave Leader series featuring members of the Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices Rethink Council. I am joined by three agents who each found real estate through an unexpected door. Who are also now shaping how their markets do business. Meet the Leaders: Holly Darcy - REALTOR®, Berkshire Hath
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