Malia Lazu's guest appearances

Malia Lazu

Rhymes & Reasons

FYP Podcast

Gibrán's Podcast

Banking with Interest

Mark Cuban

Katie Couric

Gary Cohn

Langston Kerman

John Ryan

Colette Pichon

FAVIANNA RODRIGUEZ

Pat Toomey

Jim Edwards

Hans Morris

Kathryn Petralia

Jonathan Jackson

Yvonne Orji

Rich Lerner

Sheila Bair

OwlTail

Malia Lazu, the chief experience and culture officer at $13.1 billion-asset Berkshire Bank in Boston, talks about why banks often fail to reach millennial and minority customers, the challenges facing community banks, and the future of the branch.  

Malia Lazu, the chief experience and culture officer at $13.1 billion-asset Berkshire Bank in Boston, talks about why banks often fail to reach millennial and minority customers, the challenges facing community banks, and the future of the branch.

From Community Organizer to Community Banker: Berkshire’s Malia Lazu

Next on the Evolutionary Leadership Podcast is this interview with Malia Lazu. Principal at the UrbanLabs, culture creator and brilliant strategist. She is also one of my best friends. Here you get a peep into 20 years of co-evolution through friendship. Friendship between people who have devoted our lives to the work of liberation. I find it amazing that we have evolved along such similar trajectories.You’ll learn about activating the power of cultural competency. We talk about how the work of diversity, equity and inclusion should be joyful.  Not painful. Because it should feel great to be different together. You’ll learn about experimentation. About the work of spirit and how it is expressed through audience participation. Next on the Evolutionary Leadership Podcast is this interview with Malia Lazu. Principal at the UrbanLabs, culture creator and brilliant strategist. She is also one of my best friends. Here you get a peep into 20 years of co-evolution through friendship. Friendship between people who have devoted our lives to the work of liberation. I find it amazing that we have evolved along such similar trajectories.You’ll learn about activating the power of cultural competency. We talk about how the work of diversity, equity and inclusion should be joyful.  Not painful. Because it should feel great to be different together. You’ll learn about experimentation. About the work of spirit and how it is expressed through audience participation. I think you’ll enjoy this podcast. Remember - your feedback is invaluable!

Next on the Evolutionary Leadership Podcast is this interview with Malia Lazu. Principal at the UrbanLabs, culture creator and brilliant strategist. She is also one of my best friends. Here you get a peep into 20 years of co-evolution through friendship. Friendship between people who have devoted our lives to the work of liberation. I find it amazing that we have evolved along such similar trajectories. You’ll learn about activating the power of cultural competency. We talk about how the work of diversity, equity and inclusion should be joyful. Not painful. Because it should feel great to be different together. You’ll learn about experimentation. About the work of spirit and how it is expressed through audience participation. Next on the Evolutionary Leadership Podcast is this interview with Malia Lazu. Principal at the UrbanLabs, culture creator and brilliant strategist. She is also one of my best friends. Here you get a peep into 20 years of co-evolution through friendship. Friendship between people who have devoted our lives to the work of liberation. I find it amazing that we have evolved along such similar trajectories. You’ll learn about activating the power of cultural competency. We talk about how the work of diversity, equity and inclusion should be joyful. Not painful. Because it should feel great to be different together. You’ll learn about experimentation. About the work of spirit and how it is expressed through audience participation. I think you’ll enjoy this podcast. Remember - your feedback is invaluable!

Gibrán's Podcast: Episode 5-The UrbanLabs with Malia Lazu

When I think of the definition of a BOSS, one of the first people who come to mind is Malia Lazu. She can cuss about the litter she’s tired of seeing on the street, and then beautifully pitch your own business idea to you, before you even have it solidified.That’s what makes her Malia though. She’s genuine. She’s informed. And she puts in the work.Activist, civic organizer and all-around innovator, Malia Lazu is the Founder and President of Epicenter Community, a community that embodies the values of authentic diversity and the art of real conversation, while inspiring inclusive collaboration and delivering positive impact within the Boston community.Previously, Malia started MassVOTE at 19 years old, was a Community Innovators Fellow at MIT and the co-founder and executive director of Future Boston Alliance.On today’s episode we’re talking about the nonprofit sector, neighborhoods, and the first-year experience seeing your very own community change before your eyes. Hosted by Alexis @ebadubadu @firstyearprjProduction &amp; editing by Alexis @ebadubadu @firstyearprjFYP Intro music provided by @BadDecisionsCoFYP Outro music provided by Dalvin. at https://soundcloud.com/dalvinbeatsMany thanks in advance for downloading, liking and sharing this episode. Like what you hear? If so, make sure to complete this survey: ow.ly/FIaE300MSlC. It helps us to get to know YOU better.

When I think of the definition of a BOSS, one of the first people who come to mind is Malia Lazu. She can cuss about the litter she’s tired of seeing on the street, and then beautifully pitch your own business idea to you, before you even have it solidified. That’s what makes her Malia though. She’s genuine. She’s informed. And she puts in the work. Activist, civic organizer and all-around innovator, Malia Lazu is the Founder and President of Epicenter Community, a community that embodies the values of authentic diversity and the art of real conversation, while inspiring inclusive collaboration and delivering positive impact within the Boston community. Previously, Malia started MassVOTE at 19 years old, was a Community Innovators Fellow at MIT and the co-founder and executive director of Future Boston Alliance. On today’s episode we’re talking about the nonprofit sector, neighborhoods, and the first-year experience seeing your very own community change before your eyes. Hosted by Alexis @ebadubadu @firstyearprj Production &amp; editing by Alexis @ebadubadu @firstyearprj FYP Intro music provided by @BadDecisionsCo FYP Outro music provided by Dalvin. at <a href="https://soundcloud.com/dalvinbeats" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://soundcloud.com/dalvinbeats</a> Many thanks in advance for downloading, liking and sharing this episode. Like what you hear? If so, make sure to complete this survey: <a href="http://ow.ly/FIaE300MSlC" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">ow.ly/FIaE300MSlC</a>. It helps us to get to know YOU better.

S1 E13: Like A Boss (with Malia Lazu)