Mary Liu's guest appearances

Mary Liu

Inspiring Educators

Have2Travel

Life of the School Podcast: The Podcast for Biology Teachers

DAWN Cast

FACL BC

FinOps Today

Chris Baker

Harper Lee

Molly Burke

Samantha Agoos

Josh Reeves

John Mason

Rabbi Daniel Lapin

Tony Wu

Nathan Clarke

Mark Hill

Kathy Stover

JuliAnn Stitick

Mark Little

Stacey Copas

Kevin Loo

OwlTail

In this podcast mini-series, Chilwin Cheng interviews Rose-Mary Liu Basham, QC, founder of Basham Law. Rose-Mary discusses her experience as an Asian woman litigator, tracing her journey from when she was first called to the Bar in 1977. Rose-Mary shares with us her stories in the courtroom over the last four decades and imparts wisdom on how to to be a good lawyer, regardless of one's race and gender.

In this podcast mini-series, Chilwin Cheng interviews Rose-Mary Liu Basham, QC, founder of Basham Law. Rose-Mary discusses her experience as an Asian woman litigator, tracing her journey from when she was first called to the Bar in 1977. Rose-Mary shares with us her stories in the courtroom over the last four decades and imparts wisdom on how to to be a good lawyer, regardless of one's race and gender.

Episode 20: Asian Litigators Series with Rose-Mary Liu Basham, QC

Applied Intuition

Mary Liu speaks to Alex Song about why Applied Intuition believes in working from the office 5x/week and why you should fundraise when you're in a position of power. Time stamps:Mary’s journey from capital markets to Applied Intuition: 1:15About Applied Intuition: 3:04Applied Intuition’s milestones: 6:15What it was like to join as the first finance hire: 8:16How Mary’s team is successful with only two people: 10:36Which functions Mary thinks can be outsourced: 13:57Key hires she plans to make in the near future: 17:45What’s in Applied Intuition’s toolkit: 20:18Applied Intuition’s back to office policy: 24:40The real reason some companies fail: 29:31What’s currently top of mind for Mary: 34:24Why she believes everyone is a recruiter: 38:01

Mary Liu speaks to Alex Song about why Applied Intuition believes in working from the office 5x/week and why you should fundraise when you're in a position of power. Time stamps: Mary’s journey from capital markets to Applied Intuition: 1:15About Applied Intuition: 3:04Applied Intuition’s milestones: 6:15What it was like to join as the first finance hire: 8:16How Mary’s team is successful with only two people: 10:36Which functions Mary thinks can be outsourced: 13:57Key hires she plans to make in the near future: 17:45What’s in Applied Intuition’s toolkit: 20:18Applied Intuition’s back to office policy: 24:40The real reason some companies fail: 29:31What’s currently top of mind for Mary: 34:24Why she believes everyone is a recruiter: 38:01

How Mary Liu of Applied Intuition is betting on the future of in-office work 

Mary Liu, is the Founder of Soy &amp; Spice Lingerie. A social entrepreneur, she loves to spend every moment of her waking hours on developing the lingerie line Soy &amp; Spice. She started her entrepreneurial journey at the age of 19 and has present the past 10 years of her career in the Australian startup ecosystem.  With a love for lingerie and a deep passion in advocating for women in leadership and entrepreneurship, Mary hopes to inspire others through her own journey, and for Soy &amp; Spice to give every woman that it comes across the confidence to try something that is outside of their comfort zone and to love themselves in the process. Soy &amp; Spice Lingerie aims to symbolise the empowerment for women to be confident, to self-love &amp; to be courageous in pushing their boundaries.  TIMESTAMPS  00:00 - Introducing Mary Liu and her lingerie line  01:36 - What made Mary Liu start her lingerie business?  03:57 - Low number of Asian Women in business  05:39 - Why are Asian women afraid of wearing lingerie?  07:02 - The difference between lingerie and underwear  09:09 - Mary Liu's struggling childhood contributed to her business mission  12:29 - How Mary Liu empowers Asian women through Soy and Spice  14:51 - Entrepreneur and Culturepreneur  16:53 - Market research and society pressure on Asian women appearance  23:05 - More women body diversity in marketing  26:46 - What stage is Soy and Spices in?  27:25 - Message from Soy and Spice  _____________________________________________________________  CONNECT WITH US!  DAWN is always eager to learn and share stories from different perspectives. If you have a story to share or know someone who is championing Inclusion &amp; Diversity, please contact us!  OUR WEBSITE - https://dawn.org.au/  FACEBOOK - https://www.facebook.com/dawnconnect/  TWITTER - https://twitter.com/yourdawn  LINKEDIN - https://www.linkedin.com/company/dawn...  INSTAGRAM - @dawn_podcast  SOUNDCLOUD - https://soundcloud.com/dawnpodcast _____________________________________________________________  CONTACT US!  What topics do you like to hear about? Do you have questions you like us to answer in our podcasts?  Let us know!  info@dawn.org.au

Mary Liu, is the Founder of Soy &amp; Spice Lingerie. A social entrepreneur, she loves to spend every moment of her waking hours on developing the lingerie line Soy &amp; Spice. She started her entrepreneurial journey at the age of 19 and has present the past 10 years of her career in the Australian startup ecosystem.  With a love for lingerie and a deep passion in advocating for women in leadership and entrepreneurship, Mary hopes to inspire others through her own journey, and for Soy &amp; Spice to give every woman that it comes across the confidence to try something that is outside of their comfort zone and to love themselves in the process. Soy &amp; Spice Lingerie aims to symbolise the empowerment for women to be confident, to self-love &amp; to be courageous in pushing their boundaries.  TIMESTAMPS  00:00 - Introducing Mary Liu and her lingerie line  01:36 - What made Mary Liu start her lingerie business?  03:57 - Low number of Asian Women in business  05:39 - Why are Asian women afraid of wearing lingerie?  07:02 - The difference between lingerie and underwear  09:09 - Mary Liu's struggling childhood contributed to her business mission  12:29 - How Mary Liu empowers Asian women through Soy and Spice  14:51 - Entrepreneur and Culturepreneur  16:53 - Market research and society pressure on Asian women appearance  23:05 - More women body diversity in marketing  26:46 - What stage is Soy and Spices in?  27:25 - Message from Soy and Spice  _____________________________________________________________  CONNECT WITH US!  DAWN is always eager to learn and share stories from different perspectives. If you have a story to share or know someone who is championing Inclusion &amp; Diversity, please contact us!  OUR WEBSITE - <a href="https://dawn.org.au/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://dawn.org.au/</a> FACEBOOK - <a href="https://www.facebook.com/dawnconnect/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.facebook.com/dawnconnect/</a> TWITTER - <a href="https://twitter.com/yourdawn" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://twitter.com/yourdawn</a> LINKEDIN - <a href="https://www.linkedin.com/company/dawn" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.linkedin.com/company/dawn</a>...  INSTAGRAM - @dawn_podcast  SOUNDCLOUD - <a href="https://soundcloud.com/dawnpodcast" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://soundcloud.com/dawnpodcast</a> _____________________________________________________________  CONTACT US!  What topics do you like to hear about? Do you have questions you like us to answer in our podcasts?  Let us know!  info@dawn.org.au

Soy & Spice: A symbol of Women Empowerment @Dawn ft. Mary Liu | Soy & Spice Lingerie

Mary is a science teacher at Weston High School in Weston, Massachusetts.  Throughout her teaching career, Mary has taught a range of biology classes including AP Biology, CP Biology, Anatomy and Physiology, and Biotechnology.  She also serves as the assistant director and instructor for the Advanced Biotechnology Institute at Roxbury Latin School. In 2014, Mary was awarded the Goldin Foundation Award for Educational Excellence.  Mary has an A.B. in Biology from Harvard College and an Ed.M in Learning and Teaching from the Harvard Graduate School of Education.

LOTS 53 - Mary Liu

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Mary Liu, International Speaker, Trainer, Facilitator, Visibility Business Coach, and Author of the Best-Selling Book “Speaking Your Truth ~ Courageous Stories from Inspiring Women“.  She is the Founder of Empowered Women Speakers, a business that provides visibility business coaching to women entrepreneurs including networking and presentation skills, social media, internet marketing strategies, and event management services.    Mary has been a serial entrepreneur for over 28 years.  She built two successful six-figure businesses and is on her way to building her third. In her keynote speeches and workshops, Mary shares her personal story of shame, self-esteem issues and feelings of not being worthy and how that affected her personal and professional life.  It wasn’t until she had the courage to speak her truth that her life took on a new direction.   She now coaches other women to step up and stand out to be seen in a bigger, bolder way in order to grow their businesses and speak their truths.

Mary Liu, International Speaker, Trainer, Facilitator, Visibility Business Coach, and Author of the Best-Selling Book “Speaking Your Truth ~ Courageous Stories from Inspiring Women“.  She is the Founder of Empowered Women Speakers, a business that provides visibility business coaching to women entrepreneurs including networking and presentation skills, social media, internet marketing strategies, and event management services.    Mary has been a serial entrepreneur for over 28 years.  She built two successful six-figure businesses and is on her way to building her third. In her keynote speeches and workshops, Mary shares her personal story of shame, self-esteem issues and feelings of not being worthy and how that affected her personal and professional life.  It wasn’t until she had the courage to speak her truth that her life took on a new direction.   She now coaches other women to step up and stand out to be seen in a bigger, bolder way in order to grow their businesses and speak their truths.