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In this exclusive interview, we sit down with Sadiat Jimo, a Senior Security Services Engineer at @CoreroSecurity, who has built an inspiring career in the dynamic world of cybersecurity. From tackling evolving cyber threats to breaking barriers in a male-dominated field, Sadiat shares her journey, challenges, and leadership philosophy. 💬 Key Highlights from the Interview: 0:09 - What inspired Sadiat to enter the world of cybersecurity? 1:57 - Overcoming challenges like alert fatigue through innovative strategies. 2:38 - Her leadership approach and the importance of team diversity. 3:45 - Significant cyber threats businesses face today and how to prepare. 4:30 - Navigating the cybersecurity industry as a woman and breaking stereotypes. 7:14 - Essential advice for young women aspiring to a cybersecurity career. 8:23 - The legacy she aims to leave in the cybersecurity industry. ✨ Why Watch This? Sadiat’s journey is not only inspiring but also packed with actionable insights for cybersecurity professionals, aspiring leaders, and businesses striving to secure their digital landscapes. Whether it’s her tips on addressing DDoS attacks, building resilient teams, or her advice on continuous learning, Sadiat’s expertise is invaluable. 📢 Don’t Miss Out! Watch now to uncover the story of a trailblazer redefining the cybersecurity space and paving the way for future generations of women in tech. 👍 Like, Comment & Subscribe to IMPAAKT Magazine’s channel for more inspiring interviews with the leaders shaping the future! #Cybersecurity #WomenInTech #Leadership #CybersecurityTips #Inspiration #DiversityInTech #PowerWomen2024 #IMPAAKTMagazine
Sadiat Jimo in 100 Power Women to Watch in 2024
What Not To Do With GC Brown as Co-founder of UpCup Koffee In this episode, we’re honored to host the inspiring GC Brown again - this time as a co- founder of @UpCup Koffee—a brand revolutionizing the coffee market by merging the health benefits of medicinal mushrooms with premium brews. 🌟 Key Highlights of This Episode: - GC's incredible comeback story: from spending 16 years in federal prison to becoming an entrepreneur driven by wellness and reinvention. - The birth of Up Cup Coffee: how GC's health-focused experiments turned into a thriving business with a mission to support vitality and cognitive function. - Insights into the functional coffee market and how Up Cup plans to stand out with its unique blend of Shilajit, Lion’s Mane, and NAD+, all wrapped in a deliciously brewed cup. -Personal reflections on resilience, overcoming adversity, and building partnerships rooted in shared vision and trust. 🎧 Join us as GC shares how he’s turned challenges into opportunities, launching a business, writing award-winning books like Sniff, and balancing life as a new father of twins—all while inspiring others to never give up. 👉 Explore More: Visit Up Cup Coffee: https://upcupkoffee.com/ Discover GC Brown’s books: www.gcbrownbooks.com 💡 Lessons You’ll Take Away: - What not to do when launching a business. - The power of self-belief, adaptability, and persistence in the face of challenges. - How to transform setbacks into setups for success. Don't forget to like, share, and subscribe to our channel for more inspiring conversations with trailblazing leaders. Drop your thoughts and favorite insights from the episode in the comments below! #Podcast #WhatNotToDo #Entrepreneurship #Resilience #FunctionalCoffee #GCbrown #UpCupCoffee
Resilience, Reinvention & Coffee! What Not To Do - Episode7: GC Brown, Co- founder of UpCup Koffee
What Not To Do with Manisha Arora, Principal Consultant at LTI Mindtree In this insightful #episode of the What Not to Do podcast, Manisha Arora sheds light on #AIhype cycle and the crucial balance businesses need to strike. Key Highlights: 1. The AI Hype Cycle Manisha explains the importance of pacing with AI adoption—many companies over-invest without strategy, while others hesitate due to uncertainty. Waiting for clarity can often prevent costly missteps. 2. People First in Transformation Successful digital transformation, according to Manisha, centers on people. Without stakeholder alignment across all levels, even the best tech investments can fall short. 3. Culture Over Tech Manisha highlights the need for a digital-first mindset over simply implementing new tools, warning that without cultural buy-in, tech changes may not be fully effective. 4. Essentials for Transformation Manisha’s top advice: establish a clear roadmap, engage knowledgeable people, and secure alignment from all stakeholders to ensure lasting impact.
AI is real. Gen AI is real. But are companies getting lost in the hype? Episode 6: Manisha Arora
WHAT NOT TO DO: GC BROWN, Author In this compelling fifth episode of the What Not to Do series, we welcome GC Brown, a man whose extraordinary journey offers profound insights into resilience and transformation. After spending 16 years in federal prison for tax-related offenses, GC emerged with a new perspective on life, declaring that his time in prison was, paradoxically, the best thing that ever happened to him. In our conversation, GC shares how writing became his lifeline during incarceration, leading to the creation of two upcoming book series. He reflects on the mistakes that landed him behind bars, the lessons learned through hardship, and how those experiences fueled his passion for storytelling. GC's motto, "from the worst of the places to the best of intentions," resonates deeply as he discusses his transition from a chaotic life of business ventures to a focused career as an author and entrepreneur. He opens up about the challenges of prison life, the importance of mentorship, and the steps he took to rebuild his life post-release, including the joy of becoming a father to twin boys. Join us for an inspiring dialogue filled with raw honesty and powerful advice for anyone feeling they’ve hit rock bottom. GC’s story is a testament to the power of transformation and the importance of perseverance. Tune in to discover what not to do and how to turn missteps into meaningful beginnings.
From the worst of the places to the best of the intentions | Episode 5: GC Brown
WHAT NOT TO WITH with Robert Feldman, Co-Founder and CEO, WOWS Insurance Services. In this enlightening fourth episode, we sit down with Robert Feldman, co-founder of Wows Insurance Services. With 25 years in the insurance industry, Robert is dedicated to helping homeowners in California navigate the complexities of fire insurance amidst a backdrop of increasing natural disasters. He reveals the intricate challenges he faced while addressing a market in crisis, the innovative solutions he and his team are pioneering, and the importance of learning from past mistakes. Tune in to explore Robert’s journey, his unique insights into the insurance landscape, and his passionate mission to change the narrative for homeowners and brokers alike. Whether you’re a seasoned entrepreneur or just starting out, this episode will equip you with valuable lessons on resilience, innovation, and the importance of accurate information in an ever-evolving market.
Now I'll say this for everyone out there not a big fan of that bill | Episode 4: Robert Feldman
WHAT NOT TO DO WITH DEVON BLAINE, PRESIDENT AND FOUNDER AT THE BLAINE GROUP Devon discusses her journey from actress and model to founder of a communications agency. She shares insights about challenges she faced during this transition, including the importance of a spontaneous attitude and learning from failures, especially related to cash flow and client management. The conversation covers specific obstacles in her career, including handling a significant crisis involving a pet food recall. Devon emphasizes the importance of effective communication and the pitfalls of the "no comment" stance during crises. She reflects on critical mistakes made during her company's growth phase, highlighting the importance of oversight and reviewing all communications before they go out. Additionally, she offers advice on adaptability in campaign strategies and the necessity of fast responses in business. As the conversation wraps up, Devon shares her experiences advocating for women entrepreneurs and outlines key lessons on what not to do, such as avoiding greed and ensuring proper follow-up when delegating tasks.
The biggest reason I've seen entrepreneurs fail is that they got greedy | Episode 3: Devon Blaine
Devon Blaine shares her journey from actress and model to founding her own PR firm, highlighting the costly lessons learned along the way. Don’t miss the full podcast! Stay tuned!
WHAT NOT TO TEASER WITH DEVON BLAINE
WHAT NOT TO DO WITH: Gordon Dimec, Chief Information Officer at the Ministry of Education and Sports of Malta. A key player in Malta's digital education transformation, Gordon discusses the integration of cutting-edge technologies like AI, blockchain, and data analytics into educational frameworks. He reflects on the evolution of digital education, the importance of preparing students for future job markets, and the common mistakes leaders make when implementing new technologies. With candid insights on overcoming resistance to change, the necessity of thorough market research, and the importance of balancing courage with caution, Gordon's expertise sheds light on what not to do in the digital education space. Whether you’re an educator, a technology leader, or simply curious about the future of learning, this episode offers invaluable lessons to guide your journey. Tune in for a compelling exploration of how to successfully navigate digital transformation while avoiding the missteps that can hinder progress!
Don't be afraid to navigate through new technologies | Episode 2: Gordon Dimech, CIO, Malta
In this episode of "What Not to Do," Guest Ingmar Høgøy, Founder and CEO of Green Tech Innovators, talks about the real-world challenges of leadership. With over 31 years of experience, Ingmar shares invaluable insights on navigating fear of failure, balancing instinct with strategy, and the importance of innovation in business. He emphasizes that mistakes are crucial for growth and discusses the significance of humility and service in leadership roles. Tune in for a candid conversation filled with wisdom, humor, and practical advice for current and aspiring leaders alike! Not to miss:
I used to say if you don't do mistakes, you do too little, right? | Episode 1: Ingmar Høgøy
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