Charge the Wave Podcast: Season 01 (Ep. 01-12)
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Ep 10 Nickeyea Wilkinson-Pickett
In this episode of “Charge the Wave,” we are joined by Nickeyea Wilkinson-Pickett, also known as Nicky. An attorney (Senior Counsel at GSK) by day and an artist by night, Nicky passionately advocates for healthcare in the Farmers Space. As a proud native of Brooklyn with strong Jamaican roots, she paints a vivid picture of…
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Ep 09: Cole Graham
In this episode of Charge the Wave, we welcome guest Cole Graham, Co-Founder of Virtual Fork, an Austin, TX-based kitchen marketplace company. With Virtual Fork, restaurateurs can monetize their downtime by hosting another food business as a renter, and get the tools they need for a smooth operational relationship with their partner.
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Ep 08: Alex Maiersperger
In this episode of Charge the Wave, we welcome guest Alex Maiersperger, Global Principal, Health Care at SAS, Host of The Health Pulse Podcast, and Cofounder of Advancement League.
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Ep: 07 Amanda D’Ambra
In this episode of Charge the Wave, we welcome guest Amanda D’Ambra, CEO and Co-Founder of Arise, an eating disorder treatment program designed by people who’ve lived with their own eating disorders — and understand how important it is to feel seen and heard in care.
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Ep 06: Anisha Nandi
In this episode of Charge the Wave, we welcome guest Anisha Nandi, CEO and Co-Founder of Verbate.io, an all-in-one platform that helps Employee Experience leaders manage and measure their communities.
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Ep 05: Susie Luo
In this episode of Charge the Wave, we welcome guest Susie Luo, a writer based in New York. HarperCollins just published her first book, Paper Names. Paper Names is A Book of the Month Selection for May 2023 || A Reader’s Digest Best Book of 2023 || An Amazon Editor’s Pick || A Publishers Lunch…
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Ep 04: Helen Wan
In this episode of Charge the Wave, we welcome guest Helen Wan, author, speaker, lawyer, and diversity, equity and inclusion consultant. Her novel THE PARTNER TRACK (Macmillan/St. Martin’s Press), about a woman of color navigating an alien corporate culture, has been adapted into an original Netflix series.
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Ep. 03: André Blackman
In this episode of Charge the Wave, we welcome guest André Blackman, the Founder and CEO of Onboard Health, a specialized executive search and advisory firm focused on creating a more inclusive future of health.
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Ep. 02: Rukayatu Tijani
In this episode of Charge the Wave, we welcome guest Attorney Rukayatu “Ruky” Tijani, the Founder, Creator, and Chief Esquire Officer of Firm for the Culture.
Ep. 11 – Vicky Tamaru – Charge the Wave
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Footnote 4 presents its Charge the Wave podcast – focused on diverse entrepreneurs, executives, and icons who are assiduously building companies, communities, and cultures.
Charge the Wave aims to uncover the personal stories and anecdotes from inspiring builders and trailblazers in their respective professions and dig into the formative moments, hard-fought lessons, and circuitous voyages that are woven into the fabric of the everyday, interesting journeys of our fellow wayfarers.
Charge the Wave is focused on the industrious pioneers who are navigating the choppy waters of the unknown, rising and grinding everyday to face the endless uphill climb.
Charge the Wave is singularly focused on:
- Inspiring entrepreneurs — who are building startups, battling the unstable seas to discover product-market fit, and aiming to launch innovative products and services to successfully cross the chasm into successful commercialization.
- Influential executives — who’ve had winding career paths, weathered the storms and wreckages, and built resilient and high-performing crews and organizations.
- Iconic individuals — who are becoming authors of their destinies and master navigators by wayfinding, sidewinding, wandering, and perfecting their craft, charting new courses to make an indelible mark in the world.
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Footnote 4 has had a front-row seat to many recent successes in the last several years, both advising and consulting for incredible individuals and teams who have risen above their stations, by building high-performance crews and cultures — and carving their own paths throughout various industries along the way. Footnote 4 dedicates Charge the Wave to the late Duke Kahanamoku (1890-1968), the greatest waterman, pioneer, and American icon of our time.