Pam Sullivan's guest appearances

Pam Sullivan

The Drum Arms Podcast

The Legacy Show with Susan Axelrod

Cindy Gallop

Lisa Congdon

Carolyn McCall

Lizzie Widhelm

Carol Egan

Vivian Lee

Karen King

Kat Gordon

Wendy Clark

Justin Cooke

Michelle Peluso

Alexandra Willis

Nancy Hill

Brook Sheehan

Nicola Mendelsohn

OwlTail

Susan Axelrod

What does it take to be confident on webcam? Framing, background, lighting, sound, camera angle .and ACTION! Join Webcam Confidence Co-Hosts Susan Axelrod and Pam Sullivan as they share the top X things it takes to be your own confident producer. And, it starts with realizing that you are a producer when you re going on webcam. Susan and Pam will discuss these things in the 30-minute podcast discussion and then they will go LIVE into the Virtual Presenter Studio with the LIVE STUDIO AUDIENCE for real-time confidence coaching on webcam. If you join them in the studio, you ll receive the free download, The Top X Things It Takes To Be Your Own Confident Producer. Every participant has said the real-time LIVE experience is personally helpful! Join Susan and Pam this week as they discuss best production for getting confident on webcam!

How To Be Your Own Confident Video Producer with Susan Axelrod and Pam Sullivan

Have you gotten lazy about your presence on zoom? And, why does it matter if you have? The webcam has become the new channel of business and personal connection. It s here to stay. As the world moves forward to life  in-person,  use of virtual meetings and video will continue to be a big part of the way we do business. Showing yourself confidently and expertly on camera engenders trust and creates connection; your personal energy and physical appearance will help you R.I.S.E. or fall in business. Join Susan and Pam this week as they discuss Zoom Fatigue and offer 5 Tips to bring pep back to your Zoom. For those in the LIVE STUDIO AUDIENCE, after the discussion we ll go right into the Virtual Presenters Studio for free real-time confidence coaching on webcam!

Have you gotten lazy about your presence on zoom? And, why does it matter if you have? The webcam has become the new channel of business and personal connection. It s here to stay. As the world moves forward to life in-person, use of virtual meetings and video will continue to be a big part of the way we do business. Showing yourself confidently and expertly on camera engenders trust and creates connection; your personal energy and physical appearance will help you R.I.S.E. or fall in business. Join Susan and Pam this week as they discuss Zoom Fatigue and offer 5 Tips to bring pep back to your Zoom. For those in the LIVE STUDIO AUDIENCE, after the discussion we ll go right into the Virtual Presenters Studio for free real-time confidence coaching on webcam!

"Zoom Fatigue: 5 Tips to Bring Pep Back to Your Zoom" with Susan Axelrod and Pam Sullivan

Maxus LA

One of the hallmarks of work at Maxus Los Angeles is speed. Speed breeds momentum, momentum results in success and this is where Pam Sullivan, managing director of Maxus in LA, thrives.Growing the media shop from a team of four in 2011 to a lofty place in the advertising continuum as less an order-taking endeavor and more a consultative powerhouse for clients, has demanded a pep in the step — but never sacrifices keeping the team engaged and giving them the tools and environment needed to excel, especially in the fast-paced word of entertainment, where Maxus has firmly planted its flag.Knowing how to navigate the ever-moving world helps engender confidence, something that Sullivan learned early on, especially after an incredibly awkward encounter with a client. The mother of two adopted children, Sullivan also preaches the importance of getting past fear, feeling that it is a roadblock to living and working confidently. Through all of the exhilaration, which is an experience Sullivan holds dear, is a high level of gratitude, a value that she holds in high esteem. Additionally, she believes strongly that empathy is one of the most valuable leadership skills — the ability to walk in someone’s shoes builds understanding. Deservedly proud of her accomplishments thus far, Sullivan is firmly in lockstep with Maxus global CEO, Lindsay Pattison, in their quest to continue to have an environment that is not just welcoming to women at any part of their career, but one that empowers both men and women to perform and live at their very best.

One of the hallmarks of work at Maxus Los Angeles is speed. Speed breeds momentum, momentum results in success and this is where Pam Sullivan, managing director of Maxus in LA, thrives. Growing the media shop from a team of four in 2011 to a lofty place in the advertising continuum as less an order-taking endeavor and more a consultative powerhouse for clients, has demanded a pep in the step — but never sacrifices keeping the team engaged and giving them the tools and environment needed to excel, especially in the fast-paced word of entertainment, where Maxus has firmly planted its flag. Knowing how to navigate the ever-moving world helps engender confidence, something that Sullivan learned early on, especially after an incredibly awkward encounter with a client. The mother of two adopted children, Sullivan also preaches the importance of getting past fear, feeling that it is a roadblock to living and working confidently. Through all of the exhilaration, which is an experience Sullivan holds dear, is a high level of gratitude, a value that she holds in high esteem. Additionally, she believes strongly that empathy is one of the most valuable leadership skills — the ability to walk in someone’s shoes builds understanding. Deservedly proud of her accomplishments thus far, Sullivan is firmly in lockstep with Maxus global CEO, Lindsay Pattison, in their quest to continue to have an environment that is not just welcoming to women at any part of their career, but one that empowers both men and women to perform and live at their very best.

Exceptional Women of the World: Pam Sullivan, MD, Maxus LA