Olga Fleming's guest appearances

Olga Fleming

People at Work

Women On The Rise with Jen Blandos - Powered By Female Fusion

Cameron Mitchell

Julie Morgenstern

Michael Bungay Stanier

Lesley Eccles

Cameron Yarbrough

Grace Lee

Kevin Hancock

Scott Miller

Enrique Rubio

Tyler Lessard

Todd Davis

Oscar Trimboli

Ryan Malone

Jeff Smith

Sean Patton

OwlTail

This week's guest on the Women on the Rise Podcast is Olga Fleming - an angel investor specializing in tech-related investments such as Fintech, PropTech, Aviation Tech, and Travel Tech. She is a lawyer with a background in compliance, and she is passionate about helping startups to succeed.  Olga is an angel investor who focuses on investing in early-stage startups, providing them with both financial and advisory support. She works with startups to help them understand the importance of having the right advisors and investors onboard, and helps them find the right investors to make their project a success. "Looking at those sparkling eyes of those startups, having those great ideas when you're already in business for many years, that makes a difference. You realize why you are there, why you are doing this, why it's worth still doing businesses."  In this episode, Olga and Jen discuss: 1. The importance of personalized outreach when trying to find investors 2. The benefits of having a diverse group of angel investors in a startup 3. How to mitigate risk when giving away equity to investors. 

This week's guest on the Women on the Rise Podcast is Olga Fleming - an angel investor specializing in tech-related investments such as Fintech, PropTech, Aviation Tech, and Travel Tech. She is a lawyer with a background in compliance, and she is passionate about helping startups to succeed. Olga is an angel investor who focuses on investing in early-stage startups, providing them with both financial and advisory support. She works with startups to help them understand the importance of having the right advisors and investors onboard, and helps them find the right investors to make their project a success. "Looking at those sparkling eyes of those startups, having those great ideas when you're already in business for many years, that makes a difference. You realize why you are there, why you are doing this, why it's worth still doing businesses." In this episode, Olga and Jen discuss: 1. The importance of personalized outreach when trying to find investors 2. The benefits of having a diverse group of angel investors in a startup 3. How to mitigate risk when giving away equity to investors.

7 - Securing Investment for Your Business with Olga Fleming

There’s been a lot of talk about how to engage employees over the past decade (or more). Many of us spend countless hours and buckets of money to no avail. So when I come across someone who has a different take on this thorny problem, I’m all ears. That’s why I was so excited to meet Olga Fleming, CEO and founder of Y&amp;R PR.  Olga has been at the helm of her company since 2013, using her two-plus decades of experience communicating and understanding how we interact as humans, to build Y&amp;R PR’s rambunctious culture. Olga’s secret sauce for engagement has a few key ingredients (exact proportions not divulged to protect the recipe!): take care of people, listen, be honest, lead by example, and give more than a paycheck.   This creates a culture that people want to be part of and are excited to contribute to. And there’s more than a dash of fun to be had. Engagement happily happens on its own when you get the right ingredients in place. My conversation with Olga on the People at Work podcast gets into what this looks like in practice at Y&amp;R PR, with real examples of successful (and not so successful) initiatives, practices, and rituals.   If you have an appetite for how to engage your people in a fresh way, I’m certain this conversation will help.  About our guest: Olga is the CEO of Y&amp;R PR, a dynamic and nimble agency that partners with clients on challenging communications initiatives. In her free time, she enjoys spending quality time with her family and singing Paradise By The Dashboard Lights at karaoke.    Connect with Olga on LinkedIn at linkedin.com/in/olga-fleming-b764312/ or follow Y&amp;R PR on Instagram @yrprusa.

There’s been a lot of talk about how to engage employees over the past decade (or more). Many of us spend countless hours and buckets of money to no avail. So when I come across someone who has a different take on this thorny problem, I’m all ears. That’s why I was so excited to meet Olga Fleming, CEO and founder of Y&amp;R PR. Olga has been at the helm of her company since 2013, using her two-plus decades of experience communicating and understanding how we interact as humans, to build Y&amp;R PR’s rambunctious culture. Olga’s secret sauce for engagement has a few key ingredients (exact proportions not divulged to protect the recipe!): take care of people, listen, be honest, lead by example, and give more than a paycheck.  This creates a culture that people want to be part of and are excited to contribute to. And there’s more than a dash of fun to be had. Engagement happily happens on its own when you get the right ingredients in place. My conversation with Olga on the People at Work podcast gets into what this looks like in practice at Y&amp;R PR, with real examples of successful (and not so successful) initiatives, practices, and rituals.  If you have an appetite for how to engage your people in a fresh way, I’m certain this conversation will help. About our guest: Olga is the CEO of Y&amp;R PR, a dynamic and nimble agency that partners with clients on challenging communications initiatives. In her free time, she enjoys spending quality time with her family and singing Paradise By The Dashboard Lights at karaoke.   Connect with Olga on LinkedIn at <a href="https://www.linkedin.com/in/olga-fleming-b764312/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">linkedin.com/in/olga-fleming-b764312/</a> or follow Y&amp;R PR on Instagram <a href="https://www.instagram.com/yrprusa/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">@yrprusa</a>.

Olga Fleming’s secret sauce for employee engagement