by chellie | Mar 18, 2025 | Community Building, Corporate Culture, leadership, personal growth, workplace culture
Grief is a powerful emotion, one that doesn’t care about your schedule, your responsibilities, or the fact that people are counting on you to lead. As professionals, leaders, and culture builders, we often feel the weight of showing up for others—even when our hearts...
by chellie | Apr 3, 2024 | Branding, Community Building, Corporate Culture
Hello, my amazing community! Let’s talk VEGAS!! That’s right…. VEGAS BABY!! I’m thrilled to share that I’ve been invited to speak at what I feel is an extraordinary event that I know will resonate deeply with many of you – Ignite...
by chellie | Feb 8, 2023 | Community Building, Corporate Culture, Employee engagement
How many people do you come into contact with every day? Think about it. You talk to your co-workers and team members. You brush up against how many strangers – from the clerk in the grocery store to the barista who made you that cup of coffee? We spend time...
by cfcadmin | Sep 11, 2021 | Community Building, Social connectedness
I remember where I was the moment the first plane hit the tower. I was at work and everyone gravitated to the television in lobby to watch what we all thought initially was a horrible aviation accident. Then I remember the feeling of disbelief as the second plane hit...
by chellie | Aug 18, 2020 | Business, Career, Community Building, Corporate Culture, empowering women, job, job search, leadership, networking, personal growth, professionalism, success, workplace
As much as you may like your coworkers, advancing your career usually depends on your ability to earn recognition outside the office. Your next job offer or major client is likely to come from someone who doesn’t work by your side each day. Regardless of your...
by chellie | Jul 16, 2020 | Career, Communications, Community Building, Corporate Culture, leadership, professionalism, workplace
No matter where you work or what industry you happen to work in, there’s a good chance you’ll meet someone you can’t stand working with. It’s unfortunate, but true. Maybe it’s as simple as getting a cubicle mate who is loud or overbearing. Or maybe it means dealing...
