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b"Empowerment in business can be a formidable force. But when you\\u2019re feeling stuck in your career or your business, and especially when tragedy strikes, empowerment can feel out of reach.
Hear the remarkable backstory of SmartFem\\xa0and it's founder Lea Woodford, author of Lead, Share, Empower and the role empowerment played in her company's success.\\xa0
WHAT YOU'LL DISCOVER ABOUT EMPOWERMENT IN BUSINESS:\\xa0

* Why business empowerment is a critical skill for every executive, manager, and entrepreneur.


* How business empowerment contributed to the SmartFem success story.


* The 2 things you need to do to keep business empowerment fueled.


* How to empower your team and yourself.


* Why following your passion isn\\u2019t enough for staying empowered and what you need instead.


* And MUCH more.

GUEST:
Lea Woodford helps you think bigger and bolder about your business and your career.
She is the Chief Executive Officer and founder of the SmartFem Media Group, a full service digital marketing and advertising company.
Lea has an amazing career, with extensive experience as a business consultant and entrepreneur as well as a publicist, columnist, and radio and TV personality.
As if that weren\\u2019t enough, somewhere along the way she decided the only way she could make a difference and empower women was to create her own magazine that bridges the online community with the local community.
So, she created SmartFem. And because she is passionate about working with young professionals, Lea makes sure that SmartFem helps create opportunities for interns and graduates from ASU\\u2019s Walter Cronkite School.
Besides being a media expert, Lea is also a top speaker. Lea motivates her audience in the same manner she motivates her team. She encourages you to \\u201cfind your voice\\u201d and she shares her ups and downs as well as her successes and failures \\u2013 to give your audience a fresh perspective on marketing, leadership, innovation and customer service.
It\\u2019s all about empowering you to be more and do more.
Actually, her most recent book,"