Monica Stevens's guest appearances

Monica Stevens

OneHaas

(Blank) With Friends

Wine Country Women

JCB LIVE

The Realistic Nutrition Podcast with Randa Derkson

Manish Chandra

Christina Sommers

Katie Hamilton

Holly Peterson

Kelli White

Vanessa Conlin

Steven Williams

Caroline Lee

April Gargiulo

Jason Wang

Tim Mondavi

Cathy Corison

Christina Torres

STEVE LEE

Robin Lail

OwlTail

Kellie McElhaney

Today, Sean Li and guest co-host Kellie McElhaney, a popular Haas lecturer and founding Director of the Center for Equity, Gender and Leadership (EGAL), chat with our special guest, Monica Stevens. Monica is a full-time MBA class of 1996 and currently the Senior Vice President of Wells Fargo Merchant Services. She is the first black woman on the Haas board and the Chair and Founder of the Haas Alumni Diversity Council.Monica takes us back to her early years growing up in a middle-class family, her exposure to many different cultures and mindsets, and her involvement in many international activities and government, particularly in school.She also narrates her time at the Navy, her early career path, and why she joined and quit Haas the first time before coming back years later. She then became the first African-American to win the Raymond E. Miles Alumni Service Award for her community service to Haas.Monica shares her thoughts on diversity, equity, and inclusion in the workplace and the community and across different cultures.Episode Quotes: "When you're younger, go with what you need or what you want and not create this large, unwieldy construct of the why the how, or I'm not worthy. Just do it.""Sometimes, women who get into the role of power opportunity forget that there are others around, behind, next, that are just like them and deserve the same opportunity.""If we just let ourselves have that curiosity and ask from our hearts, you know, with good intentions and some education, but God, don't feel like you got to read a thousand books before you can be equity fluent.""Do one thing different tomorrow and see how it feels. If it's uncomfortable, I would say push into that discomfort. But then, if it's comfortable and pleasing, do more of that. Either way, do more and then talk about it and see how it feels and try it on. If it doesn't feel right to you, that's okay. Decide whether you want to adopt it, but do something different, and that's outside and beyond yourself. That's what we're really asking people to do; go beyond."Show Links:LinkedInHaas Alumni Diversity CouncilSupport this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/onehaas/donations

Today, Sean Li and guest co-host Kellie McElhaney, a popular Haas lecturer and founding Director of the Center for Equity, Gender and Leadership (EGAL), chat with our special guest, Monica Stevens. Monica is a full-time MBA class of 1996 and currently the Senior Vice President of Wells Fargo Merchant Services. She is the first black woman on the Haas board and the Chair and Founder of the Haas Alumni Diversity Council. Monica takes us back to her early years growing up in a middle-class family, her exposure to many different cultures and mindsets, and her involvement in many international activities and government, particularly in school. She also narrates her time at the Navy, her early career path, and why she joined and quit Haas the first time before coming back years later. She then became the first African-American to win the Raymond E. Miles Alumni Service Award for her community service to Haas. Monica shares her thoughts on diversity, equity, and inclusion in the workplace and the community and across different cultures.<h3> </h3><h3>Episode Quotes: </h3> "When you're younger, go with what you need or what you want and not create this large, unwieldy construct of the why the how, or I'm not worthy. Just do it." "Sometimes, women who get into the role of power opportunity forget that there are others around, behind, next, that are just like them and deserve the same opportunity." "If we just let ourselves have that curiosity and ask from our hearts, you know, with good intentions and some education, but God, don't feel like you got to read a thousand books before you can be equity fluent." "Do one thing different tomorrow and see how it feels. If it's uncomfortable, I would say push into that discomfort. But then, if it's comfortable and pleasing, do more of that. Either way, do more and then talk about it and see how it feels and try it on. If it doesn't feel right to you, that's okay. Decide whether you want to adopt it, but do something different, and that's outside and beyond yourself. That's what we're really asking people to do; go beyond." <h3>Show Links:</h3> <ul><li><a href="https://www.linkedin.com/in/monicastevens/detail/photo/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">LinkedIn</a></li><li><a href="https://haas.berkeley.edu/diversity/our-diverse-community/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Haas Alumni Diversity Council</a></li></ul>Support this podcast at — <a href="https://redcircle.com/onehaas/donations" rel="payment nofollow" target="_blank">https://redcircle.com/onehaas/donations</a>

Monica Stevens, FTMBA 96 - Women as Allies With Kellie McElhaney

This week BWF sat down with Monica Stevens Le. Monica is blogger, wife, mom, and recipe developer. We got to talk to her about her transition out of her 9-5 and into blogging about cooking and creating The Movement Menu. She also shared about her relationship with her daughter, her inspiration for cooking, and her vision for her brand. Check it out and let us know what you think! Follow us on IG: @blank.withfriends; @themovementmenu

This week BWF sat down with Monica Stevens Le. Monica is blogger, wife, mom, and recipe developer. We got to talk to her about her transition out of her 9-5 and into blogging about cooking and creating The Movement Menu. She also shared about her relationship with her daughter, her inspiration for cooking, and her vision for her brand. Check it out and let us know what you think! Follow us on IG: @blank.withfriends; @themovementmenu

32. The Movement Menu w/ Monica Stevens Le

Monica Stevens is the Founder and CEO of Jameson Animal Rescue Ranch and Co-Proprietor of 750 Wines, but also a woman who lives a life of purpose.  Monica grew up and lived in Chicago until she moved to the Napa Valley in 2006.  Her first job was Inns Keeper at the quaint Poetry Inn nestled in the hills above Yountville.   Learn how she met her husband and together created two successful businesses.  Discover what makes 750 Wines a unique place to taste wines and learn it’s connection to Screaming Eagle. Find out how Jameson Animal Rescue Ranch feeds Monica’s soul and how a capital campaign will help build out the Ranch, but also provide a footprint for other facilities across the country.

Episode 30 - Monica Stevens, Jameson Animal Rescue Ranch