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Hosted by Naomi Haile · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 153 episodes
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The Power of Why podcast is here to help you strategically advance your mission in the world. Hosted by talent and business strategist Naomi Haile, each episode delves into the minds of leaders who are building purposeful organizations, creating employment opportunities, and using their gifts for good. Featuring a diverse lineup of guests, from the Chief Human Resources Officer at Netflix to actors and artists, tech founders and business owners, and champions of local movements, the Power of Why is here to help you live according to your purpose.
Naomi Haile hosts Power of Why with Naomi Haile, a business show with 153 episodes published.
Marie Lewis is the founder and CEO of Royal Assistants , an operations-focused executive support company built to help founders lead with clarity and structure. Her journey into business began with service. She was raise
Soji James is a New York based strength and kettlebell coach, meditation teacher, breathwork facilitator and the founder of the Metta Club. The Metta Club is a mindfulness-based community built around making that inner w
"When you're picking up heavy weights in life and you make the decision to face that weight, there is a confidence that you build." - Almeta Brown Almeta Brown is a strength coach, therapist in training, and wellness pra
“Being able to discover entrepreneurship was revolutionary for finding my path.” - Katonhetsheriio Ashley Clark Ashley Clark is a Mohawk entrepreneur, founder of Bougie Birch , and an indigenous relations advisor whose w
"Be a good comms person, but be a better business person. That is the key to unlocking the strategic value as a comms person. When you can create an environment where people want to know what you think on a topic that's
“When you're hiring your number two, your number three, your number four — make sure you're complementing your skills as a founder with somebody who does have an operational mindset.” - Megan Paterson Megan Paterson is t
“We own our future. We are not passive participants in our businesses or communities.” - Sueling Ching Sueling Ching is the President and CEO of the Ottawa Board of Trade , a unified and influential voice for businesses
"In an abundance of water, only a fool is thirsty. And here it is that we're living in this great abundance, especially with technology. Everybody's connected. If you want to learn anything, it's right there. Now, how do
Chanel Cathey is the founder and CEO of CJC Insights , a strategic communications and public relations agency headquartered in New York City. Since launching the firm in 2018 with her savings and a bold mission, Chanel h
Sigute Zitikyte is a personal brand strategist, writer, and business coach leading the Multi-Passionate movement—a platform created for high-achieving women who are done choosing between their creativity, ambition, and a
“I promised myself I’d get this job the Justine way. I wasn’t going to follow someone else’s script—I was going to show up as me.” Justine Hendricks , sits as Farm Credit Canada’s President and CEO after 17 years with Ex
"This is what true grassroots entrepreneurship looks like. It’s relational. It’s reciprocal. It’s sacred." Denyse Nadon is the Founder and CEO of Tribalure , a grassroots cosmetics and skincare brand rooted in Ancestral
"The biggest limitations we have are in our own brains. My job is to unconstrain my team’s thinking, create a culture of trust, and allow innovation to thrive." For France Hébert , the biggest barriers aren’t external—th
Building a startup while in medical school sounds impossible. But Yoobin Lee, founder of Quip Medical, is making it work—not by working harder, but by working smarter. Growing up across Vancouver, Seoul, and California,
For as long as she can remember, Sarah Sedgman has been fascinated by the intersection of learning, creativity, and innovation. Growing up in the countryside—where she and her brother would invent and build things just f
"I liked doing things that scared me. I always knew if you did something that terrified you, you’d be less scared of it at the end." In this clip, she shares how an acting class at UCLA helped her overcome painful shynes
"I liked doing things that scared me. I always knew if you did something that terrified you, you’d be less scared of it at the end." Catherine Bell is a renowned actress, entrepreneur, and mother whose career in film and
“How can we create behavior change as fast as possible?” In this clip, Kimberly shares her perspective on talent development trends, including microlearning and the rise of AI in the workplace. While acknowledging the va
“No one is ever going to share your skills and experience better than you.” In this clip, Kimberly explains why you must unapologetically own and share your skills, passions, and goals. She emphasizes that self-promotion
“For me, I knew I didn’t want to make my business smaller to accommodate a larger corporate life.” In this clip, Kimberly shares how a pivotal move to American Express changed the trajectory of her career and business. S
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Catherine Bell
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Kimberly Brown
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Stephanie Harrison
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Joanna Cooper
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1 appearance on this show
Lissa Appiah
Certified Career Strategist and HR Leader · WeApply
1 appearance on this show
Sherrell Dorsey
founder · The Plug
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Bobbie Racette
Founder & CEO · Virtual Gurus
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Monique Bryan
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Lauren Brown
Developmental Producer · Queen’s University Biotech Innovation and Consulting group
2 appearances on this show
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