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Podcast: People Make It Possible

Anne Sample Reflects On Her Career Journey and the People Who Inspired Her

Everyone has a story that’s shaped them.

That’s the premise of “People Make It Possible,” a career-growth podcast featuring inspiring stories of successful business leaders, for executives looking to invest in themselves.

There’s no question. Having great people, it turns out, is the thing you need more than anything to get great results.

This episode connects the dots for Navigate Forward’s CEO, Anne Sample, from her school days as an AV tech and presumptive biochemistry major, to pivots to communications, human resources and eventually, running her own business.

Listen as Anne shares:

  • Key people who’ve inspired her
  • What she’s learned as an entrepreneur
  • Essential tips for making a pivot in your own career

This is a great series for senior leaders ready to invest in yourselves or make the right next move. Each episode, host Chris Dardis challenges the assumptions behind climbing the “traditional” corporate ladder, exploring the pivotal stories that shape us all in our unique journeys.

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