In today’s episode, Maryanne Metz will introduce Debbie Collard and Susan Ireland, co-founders of Seasons. You learn about how they started their 30+ corporate careers and how they became executive leaders. The ladies talk about culture in the workplace as a woman, what inspired them to create the Seasons Leadership Development Program, and offer advice to further advance your personal leadership goals. For more information, visit www.seasonsleadership.com or www.ascensionts.com. Follow us on social media to stay connected!
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This Podcast is Sponsored by Ascension Transformation Solutions.
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