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Mindful Social
By Janet Fouts
On the show this week my guest is Julie Kratz, an inclusive leadership trainer, author, speaker, and founder of Next Pivot Point. We talked at length on what it’s like to live and work through this pandemic while having smart conversations about how we want to be now and going forward. How can we be in the driver’s seat deciding the path we take through and beyond the crisis? What do we want more of? Less of? How do we make smart decisions and choices as we pivot back to unknown territory after this is over?
Julie predicts that people will seek more purpose in their work. This time has allowed for a lot of self-reflection. With self-reflection generally comes the awakening of a deeper purpose. People will question the purpose in their jobs if it is absent. Having honest one-on-one conversations with employees as they return to work and aligning roles that best fit them and the company’s needs is important.
Medicine Girl
By Robin Stebbins
In this episode Robin Stebbins interviews Tedx Speaker, Author and Entrepreneur Julie Kratz. Why it’s OK to not be OK and how to navigate it to find the light and treasure. Quotables from the show: “We are afraid to go into the cave, that we will just get lost in it, that we will turn into a hermit, go into the woods with a bag of rice and a shotgun…or that you will get lost there…so depressed and self loathing that you can’t get through days…baby stepping in and navigating the dark places to find the light” This is what I call the warriors path, necessary to go into the dark places to seek the healing, the truth, the transcendance. We are so tuned to say all these things that agree with the collective, but when we are brave enough to come in with the truth…it resonates and gives permission to come in open, vulnerable, authentic. Join us for a deep, real dive into truth and leading from the heart.
Bring Your Brilliance
By Carla Taylor
Are you currently feeling lost and wondering which way to go from here? We are at a real pivot point of change with COVID upon us and all around us. The workplace, life, and business as we know it are all in flux. Now is the time to pivot forward positively and be ready to embrace positive change post COVID. In this week’s Bring Your Brilliance episode, Carla Taylor talks with Julie Kratz, a sought after leadership coach and keynote speaker. Join us to learn practical tips and strategies to navigate the new normal as a human – both at work and at home.
Screw the Naysayers
By Tim Alison
Julie speaks with candor and honesty with a heavy dose of actionable ideas for women in the workplace, their male allies, and for corporations that need to pick up the pace when dealing with gender equality issues. Enjoy!
The Gifters Podcast
By Christopher Kai
Julie Kratz is a highly-acclaimed TEDx speaker and trainer who led teams and produced results in corporate America for nearly two decades. After experiencing her own career “pivot point,” Julie developed a process to help women leaders create their winning career game plan. Focused on promoting equality in the workplace and encouraging women with their “what’s next” moments, Julie is a Tedx speaker, a frequent keynote speaker and executive coach. She holds an MBA from the Kelley School of Business at Indiana University, is a Certified Unconscious Bias trainer, and is a Certified Master Coach. Julie is the author of Pivot Point: How to Build a Winning Career Game Plan, ONE: How Male Allies Support Women for Gender Equality, and Lead Like an Ally: a Journey through Corporate America with Strategies to Facilitate Inclusion.
Fearless Freedom with Dr. G
By Charmaine Gregory
Step outside of your comfort zone and learn about those around us. Julie Kratz, CEO Next Pivot Point, discusses the reality of our discomfort when we are used to sameness and have to face differences among us. Fear of change. Mind stretch. Mind opening. Breakthroughs.
Julie has an active mission to make a difference in the lives of professional women. She calls for inclusion and diversity in the workplace, and often speaks and trains on this vital topic.
Winning at Life Podcast: Real Leaders Lead Like Allies
By Professor Pete Alexander
Leadership and Allyship in a Time of Crisis and Beyond
By UB Cimineri
Nerding Out with Julie Kratz about Diversity and Inclusion
By Green Dot Consulting Group
Brave By Design: Benevolent Sexism and Effective Allyship at Work
By Laura Khalil
In this episode we discuss:
How to have difficult conversations
The right and wrong way to conduct meetings (and how to fix them)
And how benevolent sexism may be effecting you at work
… and so much more!
The Belonging Factor: Diversity & Equity & Inclusion & Belonging & Allyship
By Devin Halliday
The Power of Owning Your Career
By Simone Morris
Pay Attention to Your Pivot Points
Julie Kratz, a highly-acclaimed leadership trainer, is this week’s guest for the The Power of Owning Your Career podcast. Julie is an advocate for Gender Equality and talks about her career journey and how embracing her career pivots helped her to find the driver seat. She says she had to tap into what truly made her happy. Listen to this week’s inspiring episode with host Simone Morris.
Only the Brave Have Fun Podcast
By Jasbir Arora
Julie Kratz is a highly-acclaimed leadership trainer who leads teams and produces real results in corporate America.
After experiencing her own career “pivot point,” Julie developed a process for women leaders to build winning game plans. She lends her expertise around gender equality and leadership as a keynote speaker, workshop facilitator, and executive coach.
– MBA, Kelley School of Business at Indiana University
– Certified Master Coach
– Certified Unconscious Bias Trainer
Love Better Podcast
By Emily Sutherland
“It’s such a primal need for humans to feel welcome and belong… We will not stay in a place where we do not feel we belong.”
– Julie Kratz (in this episode!)
Julie comes to us with a wealth of expertise in helping individuals and teams create diverse environments where everyone’s perspective is valued. Join the conversation about how to become an ally who fosters belonging for people who are different from you.
Showrunner Podcast
By Kathy Cunningham
Before taking the stage at the Women in Automotive conference, I shared tools to engage men as allies. In this podcast, Kathy and I candidly discussed the real issues holding women back in male-dominated Corporate America, and how empathy and calling out bad behavior can propel women forward.
Talk LP Podcast
By Amber Bradley & Dave Thompson
Julie discusses unconscious bias – what it is, why it matters to everyone, and how to prevent “micro-aggressing” others.
Work Minus Podcast
By Work Minus
Gender equality is the real thing. We’ve spent enough time debating about gender equality and now it’s time we take practical steps. On @Workminus I spoke about how change can be brought within a workplace if men and others agree to be allies. More insights into becoming self-aware and taking that first step towards eradicating inequality at the workplace.
Your Working Life Podcast
By Caroline Dowd-Higgins
Julie Kratz talks about the importance of unconscious bias training for all professionals to create a more inclusive workforce.
The Secret Sauce Podcast
By Kimberly Rice
For those women whom have experienced the undermining, shaming workplace environment in male-dominated fields, our podcast with Julie Kratz is a refreshing discussion on the advancements that are underway by inviting supportive male allies to join the conversation of why there must be gender equality into the workplace, for everyone to thrive.
In this podcast, learn concrete steps that all may take to propel the conversation forward.
The F-Word Podcast
By Sheryl Brown
The F Word is a podcast designed for women working in the financial services and financial technology landscape, as well as the men who champion them.
She Breaks the Mold Podcast
By Janet Whalen
Julie Kratz is the founder of Pivot Point, a career and leadership coaching company that focuses on developing leaders using a gender equality lens.
Julie is a highly-acclaimed leadership trainer and coach who, after experiencing a few of her own career “pivot points,” developed a process for women leaders to build winning career game plans. She focuses her work on mid-career women.
Claim the Stage Podcast
By Angela Lussier
When you’re looking for support in accomplishing your goals, where do you turn? Do you value diversity of thought and experience unlike your own when seeking advice and direction? To offer her insight on this topic, I interview Julie Kratz, a highly-acclaimed leadership trainer, frequent keynote speaker, and executive coach. Julie is the author of Pivot Point: How to Build a Winning Career Game Plan and ONE: How Male Allies Support Women for Gender Equality.
On today’s episode, we cover:
what “male allies” are, why they are important, and their role in helping women’s success why women should encourage men to become allies, and how men can get involved a few tips to help women and men who want to work together successfully the kinds of results women can hope to see by following this advice two of the key points in Julie’s book, ONE: How Male Allies Support Women for Gender Equality one piece of advice that you can do today to be more successful working together Check out Julie’s book here and find out more about her work here:
NextPivotPoint.com
Leaders of Transformation Podcast
By Nicole Jansen
In today’s conversation, we discuss the landscape of gender equality in the workplace, why the women’s movement hasn’t progressed further along to date, and how men can support and promote women in leadership roles. We explore the difference between sponsoring and mentoring, the benefits of having male allies, the impact on performance and profitability within companies, and practical steps men and women can take to foster gender equality so everyone wins.
While Julie is a die-hard feminist, she also recognizes that having discussions with women only behind closed doors and leaving the men out of the conversation will not work to create the gender equality women are looking for. Instead, working together to transform paradigms and eliminate unconscious biases is where the work must be done. Julie provides an excellent road map to follow, along with the tools to have honest cross-gender conversations that support all parties.
Social Entrepreneur Podcast
By Tony Loyd
,In this interview, Julie describes what an organization might look like if it achieved gender equality. She contrasts that with the current reality. Julie describes the consequences to organizations who do not maximize the talents of women. She provides indicators that organizations can look for to indicate whether or not they are achieving gender equality. She provides some positive examples of organizations who are getting gender equality right.
Julie also lays out four key strategies for being a successful male ally: Channeling the women they empathize, Asking for her HERstory, Speaking up with her, and Doing the fair share. You can also read an explanation of each of these key areas on Julie’s blog here.
Don’t Cut Your Own Bangs Podcast
By Danielle Ireland
In this episode, we get to learn, laugh, and fall in love with Julie Kratz . She’s a speaker, coach, and advocate for gender equality in the workplace.
After experiencing her own career “pivot point,” she developed a process for women leaders to build winning plans. We get to explore more about her journey, and how she helps women, and men, embrace change in their lives and careers.
She holds an MBA from the Kelley School of Business at Indiana University, is a Certified Master Coach, and is a certified unconscious bias trainer. Her books include Pivot Point: How to Build a Winning Career Game Plan and ONE: How Male Allies Support Women for Gender Equality. She’s also a fellow podcaster at the Pivot Point Podcast.
More Than a Few Words Podcast
By Lorraine Ball
Julie Kratz, a highly-acclaimed leadership trainer, speaker, and author joined us for a conversation about women leaders and male allies. She is the founder of Pivot Point an organization devoted to developing leaders.
The Brand Journalist Advantage Podcast
By Phoebe Chongchua
The #MeToo movement has opened the eyes of our nation and continues to be a controversial topic. Learn what your organization can do to support gender equality. Author Julie Kratz shares how men & women can partner for success.
Traffic and Leads Podcast
By Lindsey Anderson
Julie Kratz is our special guest on today’s episode of Traffic and Leads Podcast. Julie works at Pivot Point, a company that helps develops leaders, coach women to build career game plans, and promotes gender equality across the board. At Pivot Point she nailed down online marketing consistency by getting tons of clients a reliable stream of traffic and leads to her business.
Nick Murphy Podcast
By Nick Murphy
In this episode, Julie discusses gender inequality in the universe, the nuances of the “Me Too” movement, and why women need to reach out to their male allies.
THE FINER DETAILS OF THIS EPISODE:
(2:08) – What Julie’s day-to-day work is like and how her career guided her toward creating Pivot Point.
(4:38) – Julie explains why gender equality is so important to have in a workplace environment.
(7:38) – The most significant thing the “Me Too” movement has done to address gender inequality at work.
(12:09) – Finding the best time and place to come forward with “Me Too” stories.
(15:38) – Creating an environment that allows people to come forward with their story without proliferating false accusations.
(20:08) – Why it’s important for women at work to reach out to their male allies.
(24:05) – How Julie defines “ally,” what responsibilities a male ally should have, and why it’s important to have this label.
(27:27) – Strategies women can use to seek out and engage with male allies, and why you should seek out a mentor.
(31:06) – Helpful ways men can initiate an alliance with their female colleagues.
(37:10) – Julie plays Rapid Fire and says who she would go back in time to have a drink with.