Hosted by Kamika Dillard · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 45 episodes
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Kamika Dillard hosts Black Women S.A.V.E. Black Women, a business show with 45 episodes published.
What happens when a health scare forces you to confront the things you thought you had more time to handle? In this episode of Black Women S.A.V.E. Black Women, Kamika Dillard sits down with estate planning attorney and
Show notesFeeling overwhelmed, stressed, or like you have to carry everything alone? In this Mental Health Awareness Month replay, Kamika and psychologist Dr. Loren M. Hill explore the pressure to always be "strong" especially for
Show notesAre you ready to stop shrinking and start engineering your own luck? Host Kamika Dillard welcomes media mogul Les Alfred to the sanctuary to discuss her journey from corporate to building the She's So Lucky Podcast media
Show notesIs your corporate job draining your energy or fueling your future? Join Kamika Dillard and executive strategist Ezinne Okoro for a deep dive into navigating corporate America with your soul intact.From her time as a glob
Show notesWe've been taught one playbook: go to school, climb the corporate ladder and save in a 401k. But what if there's a brand-new playbook the elite are using that they didn't tell us about? Kamika welcomes Stephanie Dorsey (
Show notesWhat does "retirement" look like for a high-achieving creative at 63? Former Barbie creative lead Eleanor "Elle" Oliver joins Kamika in the sanctuary to explain why she's trading the corporate cubicle for "soft retiremen
Show notesAre you ready to turn your corporate expertise into a thriving business? In this episode of Black Women S.A.V.E. Black Women, host Kamika Dillard and government contracting expert Zainab Kamarah discuss how Black women c
Show notesAvoidance is expensive. When we delay looking at our financial reality, it doesn't disappear. It just shows up later, louder and harder to fix. On this episode of Black Women S.A.V.E. Black Women, money coach Joshlyn Ros
Show notesIn this episode of Black Women Save Black Women, host Kamika Dillard sits down with Sherika Ekpo, a former tech executive and Chief People Officer turned entrepreneur and franchise owner of Pecan Jacks West Midtown in At
Show notesIn this episode of Black Women S.A.V.E. Black Women, Kamika Dillard talks with Alana Cheeks‑Lomax about walking away from a $300k+ tech job to find peace. They unpack corporate burnout, overwork as a response to doubt an
Show notesIs your "Survival Brain" making your career decisions? This week, Kamika is joined in the sanctuary with Dr. Twanna Carter, an award-winning executive coach and veteran, to discuss the high cost of operating in "survival
Show notesAre you more than your job title? This week, Kamika is joined in the sanctuary with Marli Crowe (fellow Arian and actual Birthday Twin) to discuss the raw reality of professional reinvention. Marley shares her humbling j
Show notesThis episode launches The Corporate Baddie Series, a new conversation focused on helping Black women protect their careers and stay ready inside corporate America. Kamika is joined by Latoya Haynes, an executive coach an
Show notesIn Part 3 of this three‑part entrepreneurship series, Kamika and business consulting expert AnGèle Cade talk about how to close a business with intention and let go strategically. They reframe business closure as a leade
Show notesIn Part 2 of this three‑part entrepreneurship series, Kamika opens the Fail Forward File with a candid reflection on building a business on vibes instead of systems and what it cost to untangle later. She's joined by bus
Show notesIn Part 1 of a three‑part entrepreneurship series, Kamika opens the Fail Forward File with lessons from starting a business the wrong way and paying for it later. She's joined by AnGèle Cade, CEO of Executive on the Go,
Show notesFinancial clarity for Black women navigating layoffs and income disruption. In this episode of Black Women S.A.V.E. Black Women, Kamika opens the Fail Forward File with her own story of bankruptcy. Not as a failure, but
Show notesIn this episode of Black Women S.A.V.E Black Women, Kamika opens the Fail Forward File with a blunt prompt: don't settle anywhere ( in romance and in work). She sits with Jo Wong, a London‑based business development cons
Show notesIn this episode of Black Women S.A.V.E. Black Women, Kamika opens the Fail Forward File with a reflection on the difficult decision to close one of her businesses. She sits down with entrepreneur Dianna Nicole to explore
Show notesIn this episode of Black Women Save Black Women, Kamika opens the Fail Forward File with a reflection on burnout, control, and why peace comes from focusing on what's actually yours to hold. She's joined by entrepreneur
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Black Women S.A.V.E. Black Women is hosted by Kamika Dillard. The show is categorised under business (careers) and has published 45 episodes.
Black Women S.A.V.E. Black Women has published 45 episodes.
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