Claudia Mirza's guest appearances

Claudia Mirza

In Her Footsteps Podcast

The Intentional Greatness Podcast

Emprende y aprende

Gino Wickman

Jennifer Smith

Kathy Caprino

Heather Monahan

Shannon Miles

Jon Berghoff

Anna Anderson

Craig Cody

Laura Kelly

Monica Hernandez

Susan Scott

Deirdre Quinn

Donnie Boivin

Cate Stillman

Amanda Brinkman

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La exitosa empresaria en Estados Unidos asegura que a los colombianos nos hace falta creer más en nosotros mismos para triunfar.

Claudia Mirza, la colombiana con una compañía que factura 55 millones de dólares | Emprende y aprende

As a tireless leader and visionary, Cladia Mirza has guided Akorbi to become the 34th largest language services provider and the 13th fastest-growing woman-owned and led company in the world. She is an entrepreneur, author, speaker, inventor with multiple patents, a voice and advocate for women in business, and has recently been invited to the White House to meet with the President, his daughter and the Vice President to speak on behalf of small businesses and organizations run by women leaders. In addition to her highly productive and fast-paced career, Claudia is a loving wife and mother. Claudia’s talent for business and leadership have led to interviews with Forbes, Fortune, The Dallas Morning News and other local and national media outlets. What You Will Learn:  Claudia shares how she and her husband began and scaled Akorbi, and she discusses how maintaining a positive attitude and doing what she loves have been the keys to her company’s meteoric growth. Claudia explains how she learned the value of loving what she does early on, when she attended a prestigious Colombian high school. She shares the valuable lessons the nuns who worked there taught her that have helped her in her career. How Claudia immigrated to the United States from Colombia, how she entered the work world while knowing little English, and how she became an entrepreneur and started her business after a suggestion from someone at a job bank. Claudia discusses using EOS (the Entrepreneurial Operating System) from Gino Wickman’s Traction to power her business growth, and she explains why good data has been critical to growing her business. Claudia shares her experiences being a woman in business, working in a family business, being an immigrant to the United States, and how her accent was a limiting factor until she integrated it into her brand. Claudia talks about attending Harvard Business School and struggling with imposter syndrome. She explains how she was voted to be the class secretary, and she shares how being a woman is becoming an opportunity rather than a hindrance. Claudia talks about the numerous awards she has won for horseback riding, and she shares the valuable lessons on winning and losing that horseback riding has been able to teach her son. Claudia shares how she found her voice and gained self-confidence after joining the WPO (Women Presidents’ Organization), and she discusses important lessons she wishes she had learned earlier about running a business.    Resources:  Website: https://akorbi.com/ Website: https://claudiamirza.com/ Twitter: @claudiapmirza Traction: Get a Grip on Your Business by Gino Wickman: https://amzn.to/2VvgohG  Intentional Greatness In Language Services You’re here because you know that learning never ends. You’re the kind of entrepreneur, business owner or leader who realizes that the pursuit of a perfect life, while a worthy goal, is also an impossible one. You know there is no end to the race, and you’re ready to power through anyway. You know that the climb to the top is endless, and you’re going to make the climb anyway. In short, you’re ready to become an unf♥

As a tireless leader and visionary, Cladia Mirza has guided Akorbi to become the 34th largest language services provider and the 13th fastest-growing woman-owned and led company in the world. She is an entrepreneur, author, speaker, inventor with multiple patents, a voice and advocate for women in business, and has recently been invited to the White House to meet with the President, his daughter and the Vice President to speak on behalf of small businesses and organizations run by women leaders. In addition to her highly productive and fast-paced career, Claudia is a loving wife and mother. Claudia’s talent for business and leadership have led to interviews with Forbes, Fortune, The Dallas Morning News and other local and national media outlets. What You Will Learn: <ul> <li>Claudia shares how she and her husband began and scaled Akorbi, and she discusses how maintaining a positive attitude and doing what she loves have been the keys to her company’s meteoric growth.</li> <li>Claudia explains how she learned the value of loving what she does early on, when she attended a prestigious Colombian high school. She shares the valuable lessons the nuns who worked there taught her that have helped her in her career.</li> <li>How Claudia immigrated to the United States from Colombia, how she entered the work world while knowing little English, and how she became an entrepreneur and started her business after a suggestion from someone at a job bank.</li> <li>Claudia discusses using <a href="https://www.eosworldwide.com/" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">EOS (the Entrepreneurial Operating System)</a> from Gino Wickman’s Traction to power her business growth, and she explains why good data has been critical to growing her business.</li> <li>Claudia shares her experiences being a woman in business, working in a family business, being an immigrant to the United States, and how her accent was a limiting factor until she integrated it into her brand.</li> <li>Claudia talks about attending Harvard Business School and struggling with imposter syndrome. She explains how she was voted to be the class secretary, and she shares how being a woman is becoming an opportunity rather than a hindrance.</li> <li>Claudia talks about the numerous awards she has won for horseback riding, and she shares the valuable lessons on winning and losing that horseback riding has been able to teach her son.</li> <li>Claudia shares how she found her voice and gained self-confidence after joining the <a href="https://www.womenpresidentsorg.com/" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">WPO (Women Presidents’ Organization)</a>, and she discusses important lessons she wishes she had learned earlier about running a business.</li> </ul> Resources: <ul> <li>Website: <a href="https://akorbi.com/" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">https://akorbi.com/</a></li> <li>Website: <a href="https://claudiamirza.com/" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">https://claudiamirza.com/</a></li> <li>Twitter: @claudiapmirza</li> <li>Traction: Get a Grip on Your Business by Gino Wickman: <a href="https://amzn.to/2VvgohG" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">https://amzn.to/2VvgohG</a></li> </ul> Intentional Greatness In Language Services You’re here because you know that learning never ends. You’re the kind of entrepreneur, business owner or leader who realizes that the pursuit of a perfect life, while a worthy goal, is also an impossible one. You know there is no end to the race, and you’re ready to power through anyway. You know that the climb to the top is endless, and you’re going to make the climb anyway. In short, you’re ready to become an unf♥

Woman-Owned | Intentional Greatness In Language Services, with Claudia Mirza

In our inaugural episode, we go to Dallas, Texas to sit down with Claudia Mirza, CEO and Founder of Akorbi. She talks to us about originally starting her business as an act of kindness, what it takes to scale a company, and the importance of laying the proper business foundations.

In our inaugural episode, we go to Dallas, Texas to sit down with Claudia Mirza, CEO and Founder of Akorbi. She talks to us about originally starting her business as an act of kindness, what it takes to scale a company, and the importance of laying the proper business foundations.

Episode 1: Claudia Mirza on Translating Kindness Into Success