Our guest on this episode is Maria Sirounis. Maria is a recent graduate of Purdue University's Krannert School of Management. She majored in both Marketing and Management, and also received a Certificate of Entrepreneurship and Innovation. Currently she is part of the Orr Fellowship and is working at NCW in Indianapolis, IN. Since Maria is a recent graduate and has started her career, she's able to talk about how her college experiences directly translate into her career. We discuss: - Why she chose Marketing, Management, and Entrepreneurship/Innovation - Her advice for college Freshmen/Sophmores looking to get involved on campus - The importance of Soft Skills - Why you should surround yourself with a motivating circle of friends - All of her tips about getting involved and her biggest takeaways from her time as a student leader

In this episode, we welcome back Fred Stuvek Jr. Chris and Fred talk all about how young people and college students should choose their majors, how to create their own career path, and how to navigate the ever-changing job market in the time of Covid. They also discuss Fred's new book, "Don't F*** This Up: How To Get What You Want In Life".

Liliana is a junior at Our Lady of the Lake University in San Antonio, Texas. She is majoring in biology, with a minor in psychology.  She’s also a Student Executive Leader for Student Leadership and Development Office AND, she plays soccer on the OLLU Women's soccer team. And if there are any recruiters listening… Post-graduation or internship, interesting in Outpatient & Physical Therapy Liliana has had a plethora of Student Leadership experiences and we get the pleasure of hearing her thoughts on: - Why is Liliana so passionate about Physical Therapy, Biology, and Psychology? - Why it’s important to get involved on campus? - What are some tips for developing good study habits? - The benefit of communicating with your professors? - Her advice on knowing what you can handle. - What’s her favorite way to unwind? - Her favorite Romance titles?

Our guest on this episode of the "Student-To-Student Leadership Series" is Kristen Day. Kristen is a writer, video producer, performer, and encourager from Indianapolis, IN. She's a senior studying Marketing, Communication, and Acting at Purdue University. Aside from her studies, Kristen is President of Purdue's only long-form improv comedy troupe, Ad Liberation, and will be joining Kohl's as a Marketing Strategy Coordinator after graduating in May 2021. She also writes for her blog at thekristenday.com. Kristen has had a plethora of Student Leadership experiences and we get the pleasure of hearing her thoughts on: - Why is Kristen so passionate about Marketing, Communication, and Acting? - Why did she pursue a Leadership Role in Ad Liberation (Purdue's only long-form improv comedy troupe)? - How would you describe Leadership Roles on college campus? - Her advice for Freshmen navigating the Fall 2020 semester. - Her advice and words of encouragement for PoC and women on college campuses. - Advice on Quitting. If you found this podcast helpful, we'd appreciate if you could take the time to leave us a review. If you'd like to follow up with Kristen or continue the conversation, you can connect with her in the following ways: Website: thekristenday.com

Our guest on this episode of the "Student-To-Student Leadership Series" is Nathan Surges. Nathan is a Senior at the great establishment Purdue University (pursuing a Bachelors of Science w/ a Major in Marketing & a minor in Psychology). Nathan has had a plethora of Student Leadership experiences and we get the pleasure of hearing his thoughts on: -Why he focuses so much of his energy on Sales & Leadership? -12 mins Importance of Time Management for aspiring Student Leaders. -Starting your day with having direction. -Advice for College Freshman. -Finding a Mentor. -How to choose a Student Org. -Biggest Accomplishment as a Student Leader. -Biggest Takeaway as a Student Leader. -The long-term benefits to being engaged in Student Organizations. -Learning to say ‘no’ to things. -Can he play a saxophone if he picked one up right now?

Our guest on this episode of the "Student-To-Student Leadership Series" is Chloe Jenkins. Chloe is a Senior at the great establishment Purdue University (pursuing a Bachelors of Science w/ a Major in General Management & a concentration in Data Analytics through the Krannert School of Management). Chloe has had a plethora of Student Leadership experiences and we get the pleasure of hearing her thoughts on: - Why she chooses to focus on Leadership & Supply-Chain. - Her advice to Freshmen/Sophomores about being a Leader on campus. - Her advice to women who want to Lead on campus. - How to find a woman mentor on campus.  - What she was surprised about her negative self-talk as a Freshman. - Her realization that the world didn’t revolve around her “Women in Business” club. - Why relationship-building shifted the way she Leads. - Why it's important to empower & recognize other Leaders around her. - How to be more approachable to others, as a Leader. - Her biggest accomplishment & biggest takeaway as a Student Leader.

Our guest on this episode is Rob Judin. Rob the Director of Marketing & Creative Media at The Draft Network. He's passion... or obsessed with Branding, Marketing, Sports Marketing, College Football, the NFL & the NFL Draft. We had the pleasure of hearing his thoughts on: - His path to doing what he loves. - What he loves so much about Football. - What is Sports Marketing?  What people get wrong about Sports Marketing? - When you boil it down, what is Marketing?  - What you need to be in the Sports Industry? - Advice for Creatives.  - Passion vs Obsession.  - The heavy impact of Kobe’s death. - What is needed to be successful in Social Media (for individuals & organizations)?  - What is a Brand?

Our guest on this episode is Odell Bizzell II. Odell is passionate about a few things, one of them is Leadership and we dive into his thoughts on: - What type of Leadership do we need during COVID? - What type of Leadership do we need when COVID is over? - What type of Leadership do COLLEGE Student Leaders need? Thanks for listening to this episode! If you found this podcast helpful, we'd appreciate if you could take the time to leave us a review. If you'd like to follow up with Odell or continue the conversation, you can connect with him in the following ways: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/OdellSpeaks/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/odellbizzel LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/odell-bizzell-1886647/ Instagram: https://instagram.com/odellbizzell YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCngspEqw_RJWIKYvJio0c2Q Website: ImpactSpeakingTips.com Email: Odell@odellspeaks.com

UFC 249 Preview! Our guest on this episode is Danny Segura. Danny is currently an MMA reporter for MMA-Junkie.com (formerly MMA-Fighting.com). In this episode, we dive into UFC 249 and talk about Tony Ferguson vs Justin Gaethje, Henry Cejduo vs Dominick Cruz, which UFC veteran on this card MIGHT retire after this event, and much much.

Our guest on this episode is Emma Matia (aka Thug Panda). Emma's passion is Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu (BJJ) and in this episode we dive into the art of Mastery, and specifically what Mastery looks like in martial arts. ---------- Thanks for listening to this episode! If you found this podcast helpful, we'd appreciate if you could take the time to leave us a review. If you'd like to follow up with Emma or continue the conversation, you can connect with her in the following ways: Instagram: @emmamatiabjj

Our guest on this episode is Eric Jackman, also known as NewYorkRic. He has worked in the field of Mixed Martial Arts media for several years, and currently is the Senior Social Media Specialist at ESPN, responsible for managing their @ESPNMMA and @ESPNRingside social media handles. NewYorkRic shares with us how he got to where he is now, and the unique way that he was able to land a job in the field of Mixed Martial Arts that he is so passionate about.

In this episode we are joined by Dr. Jacob Kashiwagi. Dr. Jacob is a consultant, an author, and a thought leader in the realms of education, leadership development, procurement, and supply chain management. He also has his PhD in the area of supply chain management. He shares with us his experiences with leadership in the education system, and how we can best start molding future generations to be effective leaders from an early age.

Our guest on this episode is Samantha Burmeister. Sam is a 9 to 5 nomad - she quit her corporate job and is now a full time traveler, freelance writer, and blogger. We talk all about the steps she took to pay off her debt so she could quit her job and the incredible experiences she has had traveling and living all over the world.

Our guest for this episode is Fred Stuvek Jr. Fred is a veteran of the U.S. Navy, a businessman, an entrepreneur, and an author. We talk about all things leadership, including important attributes for leaders to have as well as how to achieve them and become a successful leader.

In this episode, we talk with Cody Smith, author of five books, including Stage Fight. After working diligently to overcome his fear of speaking, he shares with us some tips and tricks about how you, too, can overcome your fears and learn to be a great speaker. In addition to being an author, Cody is also a public speaking coach.

In this episode, we talk with Grace Lemen. Grace has a degree in communication from Purdue University and landed her dream job working for the National Parks Service upon graduation. She shares with us about how she chose her career path, how she found her dream job, and how she uses the skills that she learned with her communication degree when interacting with customers and coworkers every day.

In this episode we sit down with Alex Curtis. Alex has worked in sales roles in multiple firms and different industries. Here, we will do a deep dive into everything that deals with being an effective communicator & salesperson. Whether you're in a sales role currently, wanting to make a transition to sales, or just work in any position that involves interacting with others - this episode about sales and effective communication is a must listen.

Today we are speaking with Ray Flores. Ray is an “On Air Anchor” at “ESPN Radio 1000-Chicago” and is also an “Announcer” for various Mixed Martial Arts & Boxing Organizations. We will be discussing the journey to his success and advice for young professionals pursuing their dreams.

In this episode, Chris Molina interviews with Mitch Matthews, a keynote speaker, success coach, a trainer, best-selling author & a podcaster.

In this episode of the PBC podcast, you will learn about Confidence… what is it, why it’s important, and how to improve it.