Margarita Rozenfeld's guest appearances

Margarita Rozenfeld

The Talent Grow Show: Grow Your Leadership and Communication Skills

DC Entrepreneur

Yeukai Business Show

Culture Stew

Ray Blakney

Jane Duncan Rogers

Ruth King

Randy Cohen

Robert Farrington

Jeff Altman

Paul Smith

Paul Clarke

Rebekah Smith

Michael Lewis

Lina Khalifeh

Steve Sims

Jay Newton-Small

Rob Pegoraro

Kimberly Smith

OwlTail

Is it possible to be a refugee and still have privilege? How do we make space for the multiple layers of our complex stories? Margarita Rozenfeld is the President of Incite International, a consulting and coaching firm that helps organizations become more effective by aligning their vision, culture and people. She shares how her personal experience as an immigrant from the former Soviet Union has led her on a journey of self-discovery to define her unique identity and come to terms with white privilege.  http://www.inciteinternational.com

Is it possible to be a refugee and still have privilege? How do we make space for the multiple layers of our complex stories? Margarita Rozenfeld is the President of Incite International, a consulting and coaching firm that helps organizations become more effective by aligning their vision, culture and people. She shares how her personal experience as an immigrant from the former Soviet Union has led her on a journey of self-discovery to define her unique identity and come to terms with white privilege. <a href="http://www.inciteinternational.com/" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">http://www.inciteinternational.com</a>

Exploring the Nuances of Immigrant Identity: An Interview with Margarita Rozenfeld

Margarita Rozenfeld is an organizational effectiveness and leadership development expert from Washington, U.S.A. As the CEO of an award-winning professional training and coaching company, she has got some important insights on starting a business. Margarita shares her amazing journey of self-discovery and transition into fully embracing the life of an entrepreneur.   Key Questions Asked: What advice would Margarita give to business owners who are very set in their ways? Why is it important that your business is around your personality? How did Margarita overcome the fear when she was first starting out? What mistakes are usually committed by many business owners and how can they avoid them? How did Margaret come to identify the areas that she was not so good at in her business and what necessary steps did she take to get people or a system on board?   Highlights of Lessons Learned: Overcoming Fear The Impostor Syndrome: Most successful people have this attitude of constantly questioning themselves which is very prevalent the first few years. That is why it was really important for Margarita to be surrounded by people who were supportive and encouraging. How to best overcome fear? Margarita suggests dealing with it by surrounding yourself with a really strong community of other encouraging people who are doing amazing things. Aside from that, you also have to have a coach that really sees something for you that you may not see in yourself or really stretches your boundaries and helps you think differently, among other things.   Avoiding Mistakes Margarita thinks it’s really important for business owners and leaders to be very honest with their competencies and weaknesses. Another mistake business owners do is falling too much in love with what you do that sometimes you forget to stop and check in with your customers to make sure that what you’re doing is still relevant and important to them. As business owners, you need to be in tune and listen to what our customers are asking for.

Margarita Rozenfeld is an organizational effectiveness and leadership development expert from Washington, U.S.A. As the CEO of an award-winning professional training and coaching company, she has got some important insights on starting a business. Margarita shares her amazing journey of self-discovery and transition into fully embracing the life of an entrepreneur. Key Questions Asked: What advice would Margarita give to business owners who are very set in their ways? Why is it important that your business is around your personality? How did Margarita overcome the fear when she was first starting out? What mistakes are usually committed by many business owners and how can they avoid them? How did Margaret come to identify the areas that she was not so good at in her business and what necessary steps did she take to get people or a system on board? Highlights of Lessons Learned: Overcoming Fear The Impostor Syndrome: Most successful people have this attitude of constantly questioning themselves which is very prevalent the first few years. That is why it was really important for Margarita to be surrounded by people who were supportive and encouraging. How to best overcome fear? Margarita suggests dealing with it by surrounding yourself with a really strong community of other encouraging people who are doing amazing things. Aside from that, you also have to have a coach that really sees something for you that you may not see in yourself or really stretches your boundaries and helps you think differently, among other things. Avoiding Mistakes Margarita thinks it’s really important for business owners and leaders to be very honest with their competencies and weaknesses. Another mistake business owners do is falling too much in love with what you do that sometimes you forget to stop and check in with your customers to make sure that what you’re doing is still relevant and important to them. As business owners, you need to be in tune and listen to what our customers are asking for.

Episode #142: Margarita Rozenfeld | Common Mistakes Business Owners Should Avoid Doing

In this episode, D.C. Entrepreneur speaks with Margarita Rozenfeld. Margarita is the CEO of Incite International, an award-winning organizational development company providing consulting, coaching, facilitation and training services to non-profit, corporate and public sector clients including Pew Charitable Trusts, World Bank, Wells Fargo, Washington Humane Society, NASA and Nuclear Regulatory Commission. Margarita is a frequent speaker on topics of strategy, leadership, cross-cultural communication and organizational development. Her expertise has been featured on the Fox Morning Show, Washington Business Journal, Washington Post and several books on entrepreneurship and organizational effectiveness. Margarita is the host of Leadership Insights Podcast that has been featured in the iTunes New &amp; Noteworthy category. Margarita is also the founder of YES!Circle, a networking, advisory and educational organization for entrepreneurs in the D.C. region. Margarita graduated with honors from James Madison University with degrees in International Affairs and Spanish and a minor in Russian Studies and holds an executive certificate in Organization Development from Georgetown University. She lives in Washington D.C. and works world-wide.Support the show

In this episode, D.C. Entrepreneur speaks with Margarita Rozenfeld. Margarita is the CEO of Incite International, an award-winning organizational development company providing consulting, coaching, facilitation and training services to non-profit, corporate and public sector clients including Pew Charitable Trusts, World Bank, Wells Fargo, Washington Humane Society, NASA and Nuclear Regulatory Commission. Margarita is a frequent speaker on topics of strategy, leadership, cross-cultural communication and organizational development. Her expertise has been featured on the Fox Morning Show, Washington Business Journal, Washington Post and several books on entrepreneurship and organizational effectiveness. Margarita is the host of Leadership Insights Podcast that has been featured in the iTunes New &amp; Noteworthy category. Margarita is also the founder of YES!Circle, a networking, advisory and educational organization for entrepreneurs in the D.C. region. Margarita graduated with honors from James Madison University with degrees in International Affairs and Spanish and a minor in Russian Studies and holds an executive certificate in Organization Development from Georgetown University. She lives in Washington D.C. and works world-wide.<a href="https://www.patreon.com/georgeindc" rel="payment nofollow" target="_blank">Support the show</a>

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