Jeremi Gorman's guest appearances

Jeremi Gorman

Allowed: Conscious Leadership and Personal Growth with Dr. Caneel Joyce

Women on the Move Podcast

Eve Rodsky

Jean Chatzky

Rebecca Minkoff

Marie Claire

Anita Hill

Gay Hendricks

Robert F. Kennedy

Jamie Erickson

Jean Case

Gigi Gorgeous

Sarah Kunst

John Foster

Melissa Smith

Julianne Hough

Alex Ikonn

OwlTail

We are in a time of deep change – a kind of change that requires not just incremental shifts, but deep transformation where we don't know what the end state is going to look like, both collectively, but also for each of us individually. It's changing the way that we need to show up as leaders and highlighting the importance of leading as whole humans with empathy and compassion for one another. Jeremi Gorman, the Chief Business Officer at Snap Inc, is here to discuss the importance of practicing and leading with empathy. Jeremi leads global sales, agency partnerships, customer and business operations, platform integrity, trust and safety, and creative strategy, and is also a huge influence on people's mindsets and the culture at Snap, and she brings some great insight into leadership, from both a corporate and a personal standpoint. Company values come from the top, and leaders who practice empathy are leaders that teams are eager to support, teams that are willing and able to pivot, teams that want to learn and to grow, not just professionally but personally, and teams that stand together during times of crisis. See show notes and get the free tools at AllowedPodcast.com.For complete show notes and additional resources, visit allowedpodcast.com 

We are in a time of deep change – a kind of change that requires not just incremental shifts, but deep transformation where we don't know what the end state is going to look like, both collectively, but also for each of us individually. It's changing the way that we need to show up as leaders and highlighting the importance of leading as whole humans with empathy and compassion for one another. Jeremi Gorman, the Chief Business Officer at Snap Inc, is here to discuss the importance of practicing and leading with empathy. Jeremi leads global sales, agency partnerships, customer and business operations, platform integrity, trust and safety, and creative strategy, and is also a huge influence on people's mindsets and the culture at Snap, and she brings some great insight into leadership, from both a corporate and a personal standpoint. Company values come from the top, and leaders who practice empathy are leaders that teams are eager to support, teams that are willing and able to pivot, teams that want to learn and to grow, not just professionally but personally, and teams that stand together during times of crisis. See show notes and get the free tools at <a href="https://caneel.com/podcast-41/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">AllowedPodcast.com</a>.For complete show notes and additional resources, visit <a href="https://caneel.com/podcast" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">allowedpodcast.com </a>

#41: The Challenge and Skill of Leading with Empathy with Jeremi Gorman, CBO of Snap Inc.

Jeremi Gorman is Chief Business Officer at Snap, Inc. Since joining Snap in 2018, she’s turned the communication app into the go-to platform for Generation Z, using her expertise in sales and advertising to redefine Snapchat’s purpose and push its limits without sacrificing the privacy of its users. In this episode, we learn about surviving massive ‘change-management’ events, understanding GenZ’s relationship to brands and their influencing power in the future.

Jeremi Gorman is Chief Business Officer at Snap, Inc. Since joining Snap in 2018, she’s turned the communication app into the go-to platform for Generation Z, using her expertise in sales and advertising to redefine Snapchat’s purpose and push its limits without sacrificing the privacy of its users. In this episode, we learn about surviving massive ‘change-management’ events, understanding GenZ’s relationship to brands and their influencing power in the future.

Episode Five: Jeremi Gorman, Snap, Inc. 