Mary Killelea, Host
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The 2B Bolder Podcast brings you into real conversations with women leaders in business, tech, and sports. Going deep into what helped them succeed, shine and stand out as leaders.Hosted by Mary Killelea, a former Intel marketing strategist and career visibility coach, the show shares real stories and practical insights from women who have built meaningful careers and leadership paths.Each conversation provides guidance on:• Building your personal brand with intention• Speaking with confidence and clarity• Strengthening leadership presence and influence• Navigating career transitions with purpose• Advocating for your value in rooms where decisions are madeIf you’ve ever felt overloo...
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A steady conversation about visibility, confidence, and staying grounded as attention grows.
The conversation follows Tamara Day, the award-winning designer and host of Bargain Mansions, as she talks through what it looks like to let commitment come first and confidence catch up later.
Unhurried FT conversations about bosses, burnout and the office.
Host Mary Killelea interviews Tamara Day, an award-winning designer and host of Bargain Mansions on HGTV.
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Host Mary Killelea interviews career strategist Tina Chella about job hunting and career transitions in a challenging market.
Host Mary Killelea interviews Elisa Silberg, an AI entrepreneur and venture capitalist, about her career journey and insights for women in business.
Sylvia Ann Hewlett links her South Wales upbringing, economics career, and workplace-inclusion research to investing in human potential.
Host Mary Killelea interviews Camille Mercier, CEO of Spirit Mountain Casino, about her career path in the casino industry and her dedication to her tribal community.
Host Mary Killelea interviews Stephanie Brown, founder of Creative Career Level Up, about stepping out of your comfort zone and being bold in your career.
Ellen Taaffe, a Kellogg clinical associate professor and former PepsiCo, Royal Caribbean, and Whirlpool executive, explains why career success can coexist with hesitation.
Tracy Zenti, Microsoft’s Director of Business Programs, describes a career that began with opening 35 Hollywood Video stores and later moved through Intel, Amazon, and Microsoft.