Stacey Staaterman's guest appearances

Stacey Staaterman

After Magazines

Sugar Coated

Uncaged Show

Katie Fogarty

Jade Simmons

Victor Cho

Roger Clark

Suzy Whaley

Maria Dismondy

John Roberts

Justin Smith

Jennifer Dawn

Mike Fisher

Derek Lundsten

Jared Wilson

John Turner

Rob Davis

Tom Finn

OwlTail

Stacey is a Certified Professional Coach (Leadership, Career Growth) and Communications Consultant with extensive experience in advertising, media, entertainment, journalism, luxury, tourism, travel, communications, and financial services.  Modern-day leadership can be lonely and even isolating. She partners with leaders (and organizations) that want to drive next-level results and more happiness. Stacey leverages her pragmatic, feet-on-the-street business experience to co-create solutions that help leaders level up their careers, teams, businesses, and lives.  Prior to becoming a professional leadership coach and consultant, Stacey held leadership positions in the advertising and media industry for more than 20 years – with companies including American Express, Time Warner, Fast Company, Meredith Corporation, and Scholastic.  She coaches teams, leaders, executives, and high-potentials at organizations including Google, Meredith Corporation, Egon Zehnder, Mercer Healthcare, Amazon, Piaget, Delta Dental, Saks Fifth Avenue, New York University, Chanel, Random House, LVMH, Sesame Street Workshop, Novartis, Prudential, Consumer Reports, Fortune, Post Foods, StartUp Institute, Marsh &amp; McLennan, MIT (Massachusetts Institute of Technology), Media Lab, Random House, Blackstone, Deloitte, Legal Zoom, Bloomberg Media, and EY.  Stacey received her B.S. in Advertising from Syracuse University (S.I. Newhouse School of Communications) and completed a digital media from Rutgers University. 

Stacey is a Certified Professional Coach (Leadership, Career Growth) and Communications Consultant with extensive experience in advertising, media, entertainment, journalism, luxury, tourism, travel, communications, and financial services. Modern-day leadership can be lonely and even isolating. She partners with leaders (and organizations) that want to drive next-level results and more happiness. Stacey leverages her pragmatic, feet-on-the-street business experience to co-create solutions that help leaders level up their careers, teams, businesses, and lives. Prior to becoming a professional leadership coach and consultant, Stacey held leadership positions in the advertising and media industry for more than 20 years – with companies including American Express, Time Warner, Fast Company, Meredith Corporation, and Scholastic. She coaches teams, leaders, executives, and high-potentials at organizations including Google, Meredith Corporation, Egon Zehnder, Mercer Healthcare, Amazon, Piaget, Delta Dental, Saks Fifth Avenue, New York University, Chanel, Random House, LVMH, Sesame Street Workshop, Novartis, Prudential, Consumer Reports, Fortune, Post Foods, StartUp Institute, Marsh &amp; McLennan, MIT (Massachusetts Institute of Technology), Media Lab, Random House, Blackstone, Deloitte, Legal Zoom, Bloomberg Media, and EY. Stacey received her B.S. in Advertising from Syracuse University (S.I. Newhouse School of Communications) and completed a digital media from Rutgers University.

UNCAGED With Stacey Staaterman

Stacey Staaterman, leadership coach and career strategist. 3:36  Being adaptable to the new environment. 4:51Learning to get comfortable speaking up. 8:03The tools and techniques for getting a job have changed. 11:58 Being absent from professional social media can be damaging to your career. 15:40How to make a difference?  Nurture your network 19:00Job seeking during the pandemic: Be brave and offer up your unique skills 24:59 Techniques for shifting your pattern of thinking. 26:15Job searching is a marketing job: What to do if you aren’t good at self-marketing? 27:36The power of a coach: offering new perspectives and a structure of support. 31:40  How do you choose your coach? 33:05  Pattern interruption: The difference between a coach and a consultant. 35:10   Do your homework before you partner with a coach. 40:45https://staceystaaterman.com/ https://www.linkedin.com/in/staceystaaterman/ 

Stacey Staaterman, leadership coach and career strategist. 3:36 Being adaptable to the new environment. 4:51 Learning to get comfortable speaking up. 8:03 The tools and techniques for getting a job have changed. 11:58 Being absent from professional social media can be damaging to your career. 15:40 How to make a difference?  Nurture your network 19:00 Job seeking during the pandemic: Be brave and offer up your unique skills 24:59 Techniques for shifting your pattern of thinking. 26:15 Job searching is a marketing job: What to do if you aren’t good at self-marketing? 27:36 The power of a coach: offering new perspectives and a structure of support. 31:40 How do you choose your coach? 33:05 Pattern interruption: The difference between a coach and a consultant. 35:10   Do your homework before you partner with a coach. 40:45 <a href="https://staceystaaterman.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://staceystaaterman.com/</a> <a href="https://www.linkedin.com/in/staceystaaterman/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.linkedin.com/in/staceystaaterman/</a>

13. Get more out of your work life & take yourself to the next level - with Stacey Staaterman, Career Strategist

Mike Bruno

I spoke with career coach Stacey Staaterman, a 20-year marketing and advertising magazine industry vet. Stacey talks about her run in the mag biz, when and why she decided it was time to try something different, and shares insights and strategies she uses with clients looking to make a pivot themselves. Among the tips Stacey shares in the episode: 1. When considering a career pivot, go back to the basics. Deconstruct what you love and what you want to do more of, and use that to model your ideal next step. 2. Surround yourself with people who are already in the place you’re trying to get to. 3. "The Future Does Not Fit in the Containers of the Past” -- a quote she got from advertising guru Rishad Tobaccowala that absolutely changed her life. STACEY STAATERMAN https://staceystaaterman.com/ AFTER MAGAZINES https://www.facebook.com/groups/1350197931719900/ Please let me know what you think of the show and who you'd like to see interviewed next: brunoaftermags@gmail.com

I spoke with career coach Stacey Staaterman, a 20-year marketing and advertising magazine industry vet. Stacey talks about her run in the mag biz, when and why she decided it was time to try something different, and shares insights and strategies she uses with clients looking to make a pivot themselves. Among the tips Stacey shares in the episode: 1. When considering a career pivot, go back to the basics. Deconstruct what you love and what you want to do more of, and use that to model your ideal next step. 2. Surround yourself with people who are already in the place you’re trying to get to. 3. "The Future Does Not Fit in the Containers of the Past” -- a quote she got from advertising guru Rishad Tobaccowala that absolutely changed her life. STACEY STAATERMAN <a href="https://staceystaaterman.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://staceystaaterman.com/</a> AFTER MAGAZINES <a href="https://www.facebook.com/groups/1350197931719900/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.facebook.com/groups/1350197931719900/</a> Please let me know what you think of the show and who you'd like to see interviewed next: brunoaftermags@gmail.com

Ep 3: Stacey Staaterman, Career Coach -- After Magazines Podcast With Mike Bruno