Be Her, Be Heard: Recent Episodes
Intercollegiate Business Convention
Presented by the Intercollegiate Business Convention (IBC) committee of Harvard Undergraduate Women in Business (HUWIB), “Be Her, Be Heard” is a podcast featuring leading women in finance, startups, consulting, media and entertainment, nonprofits, tech, beauty and fashion, and entrepreneurship. Each week, HUWIB and its guests will discuss ways in which female leaders are paving the way for future women in business.
Christine Oddo, CEO and founder of Mettalusso, the World's 1st brand of vegan clean beauty products for both people and pets, discusses innovation and startups, the benefits of having a mentor, and the importance of taking every possible opportunity.
Founder and CEO of Luminary NYC Cate Luzio shares how her successful career in financial services ultimately lead her to start her own business through emphasizing the value of confidence, risk taking, and taking advantage of your network.
Senior Vice President and Global General Manager of Clinique at The Estée Lauder Companies Michelle Freyre discusses leadership, the importance of being one's true self, and the benefits of pursuing one's passions.
Chief Marketing Officer and Global Chair of Boston Consulting Group’s Client Team Sharon Marcil discusses the value of pursuing one’s passions, her consulting experience, female empowerment, and the future of work.
President of SB Projects and one of Billboard’s Top 100 Women in Music, Allison Kaye, discusses female empowerment, her legal background, business strategies, and platforms for social good within the entertainment industry.
Co-Founder of Soul Cycle Julie Rice discusses entrepreneurship, resilience, and the value of community in the health and fitness industry.
Her Campus Media Co-Founder and Chief Product Officer, Annie Wang, and Co-Founder, President, and Publisher, Windsor Hanger Western discuss female entrepreneurship, mentorship, and their unique undergraduate experience of founding the Her Campus Media conglomerate from their Harvard dorm rooms.
CEO of Chase Consumer Banking Thasunda Duckett discusses leadership, female empowerment, and challenges facing our country today.