Lee Whiting's guest appearances

Lee Whiting

WEEI/NESN Jimmy Fund Radio-Telethon

Concussion: There IS Hope

Alex White

Matt Barnes

Dave Portnoy

Alex Cora

Gerry Callahan

Wyc Grousbeck

Sam Kennedy

David Ortiz

Guy Fieri

Adam Schefter

Brad Stevens

Kevin O’Connor

Shawn Thornton

Torey Krug

ERIC SMITH

OwlTail

Mark Maillett

Deep River Snacks

Mark Maillett and Lee Whiting with Deep River Snacks join OMF

Mark Maillett and Lee Whiting with Deep River Snacks join OMF

OMF- Mark Maillett and Lee Whiting with Deep River Snacks

Stacey Lee

Today’s brief interview features businesswoman, Stacey Lee Whiting. She has benefited companies such as Novell/Ivy Communications, InvesTOOLS, Business Week, KLAS Research, Move Networks, and Ancestry.com. Experienced with developing business plans, process structuring and product repositioning, she now takes that depth of knowledge of repositioning and uses it for private individuals who seek to restructure their confidence after traumatic events.When previously Stacey Lee and I had chatted back in episode 3, she shared that two of her children had experienced a variety of concussions with some fairly serious effects. For the brief conclusion of the episode 3 interview, not only do we find out how her children are doing, she and I also explore the hope she offers those who have experienced injury or trauma and the valor that she has seen by those who have faced tough situations and triumphed, such as with concussions. It’s an inspiring conclusion to her interview, so let’s listen in.And many thanks to Aakash Gandhi who composed and performed the song, "Twinkle in the Night," which blesses our intro and outro to the podcast!As always, seek the advice of your care provider before making any adjustments to your life after a concussion.

Today’s brief interview features businesswoman, Stacey Lee Whiting. She has benefited companies such as Novell/Ivy Communications, InvesTOOLS, Business Week, KLAS Research, Move Networks, and <a href="http://Ancestry.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Ancestry.com</a>. Experienced with developing business plans, process structuring and product repositioning, she now takes that depth of knowledge of repositioning and uses it for private individuals who seek to restructure their confidence after traumatic events.When previously Stacey Lee and I had chatted back in episode 3, she shared that two of her children had experienced a variety of concussions with some fairly serious effects. For the brief conclusion of the episode 3 interview, not only do we find out how her children are doing, she and I also explore the hope she offers those who have experienced injury or trauma and the valor that she has seen by those who have faced tough situations and triumphed, such as with concussions. It’s an inspiring conclusion to her interview, so let’s listen in.And many thanks to Aakash Gandhi who composed and performed the song, "Twinkle in the Night," which blesses our intro and outro to the podcast!As always, seek the advice of your care provider before making any adjustments to your life after a concussion.

Episode 11 - Stacey Lee Whiting, Owner of OnTarget Business Systems - Part 2

Hello! Thank you for stopping by! This is launch week for Concussion: There IS Hope, a podcast bringing awe and respect for concussion survivors and their families. Whether you’ve had a concussion or not, there are insidious dangers associated with concussions that all people need to know. Did you know a second concussion on top of a first can cause immediate death? It’s this kind of information you deserve to have; every family needs to know what I’ll be sharing in the episodes to come. Concussions are everyone’s business, and that’s why I’m launching this podcast. I want everyone to stay safer than I have, suffering through my 10 concussions. Today’s sneak peek is into the life of Stacey Lee Whiting, the director and owner of OnTarget Business Systems. Stacey Lee is a perceptive businesswoman who has developed business plans, business process structuring, marketing communications materials, and advised on product re-positioning. She has worked closely with numerous companies to help them improve efficiency to save money in hard and soft costs. As a result, business clients have received increased response rates of more than 200%. Companies she has benefitted include Novel/Ivy Communications, InvesTOOLS, Business Week, KLAS Research, Move Networks, and Ancestry.com. In this episode, Stacey Lee shares her children’s story about concussions and how she dealt with the experience. She also provides suggestions of hope for those who are struggling with the impact of mental health changes after a concussion.As always, seek the advice of your care provider before making any adjustments to your life after a concussion.

Hello! Thank you for stopping by! This is launch week for Concussion: There IS Hope, a podcast bringing awe and respect for concussion survivors and their families. Whether you’ve had a concussion or not, there are insidious dangers associated with concussions that all people need to know. Did you know a second concussion on top of a first can cause immediate death? It’s this kind of information you deserve to have; every family needs to know what I’ll be sharing in the episodes to come. Concussions are everyone’s business, and that’s why I’m launching this podcast. I want everyone to stay safer than I have, suffering through my 10 concussions. Today’s sneak peek is into the life of Stacey Lee Whiting, the director and owner of OnTarget Business Systems. Stacey Lee is a perceptive businesswoman who has developed business plans, business process structuring, marketing communications materials, and advised on product re-positioning. She has worked closely with numerous companies to help them improve efficiency to save money in hard and soft costs. As a result, business clients have received increased response rates of more than 200%. Companies she has benefitted include Novel/Ivy Communications, InvesTOOLS, Business Week, KLAS Research, Move Networks, and <a href="http://Ancestry.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Ancestry.com</a>. In this episode, Stacey Lee shares her children’s story about concussions and how she dealt with the experience. She also provides suggestions of hope for those who are struggling with the impact of mental health changes after a concussion.As always, seek the advice of your care provider before making any adjustments to your life after a concussion.

Episode 3 - Stacey Lee Whiting, Owner of OnTarget Business Systems - Part 1