Moment or Movement Featuring Donna Fullerton and Jane Hyun

Donna Fullerton has decades of experience in the worlds of advertising and research, where she developed a toolkit of skills (including innovative/traditional and communications effectiveness techniques, Creative Problem-Solving, Neurolinguistic Programming and Mindset Coaching). Jane Hyun advises leaders and organizations on leveraging diversity and culture to drive high performance and innovation.  We discuss: A key variable on how people are seen [3:00] The beauty of translating things in context [5:33] Vulnerable statements as a place of genuineness [8:34] A new element that needs to be part of the fabric of every company [11:00] Who’s missing from the table [15:34] The opportunity of small businesses to become personal [17:22] Why small businesses are more capable of making the necessary shift happen [20:46] An influencer’s role in making realistic changes in the areas of diversity and inclusion [23:18] Why we need to accept we are actually biased [26:09] Celebrating all of us as part of the society we’ve created [28:09] The barriers that prevent us from connecting with each other [29:47] Donna applies her vast expertise to elicit underlying consumer motivation/insights and to help small business owners re-imagine their businesses by identifying promising opportunities and designing a strategic action plan to support business development. Donna has Advanced Degrees from Pace University, Executive Certifications in Strategic Marketing from University of Chicago, co-authored, “The Freedom Zone: Your Gateway to Love, Liberty and Happiness” and created “Food For The Soul,” an online source of daily inspiration.  Learn more about Donna at http://dmfcominc.com/ (http://dmfcominc.com), https://www.linkedin.com/in/dmfcominc/ (LinkedIn), http://foodforthesoul.us/ (http://foodforthesoul.us).    Drawing on 25 years of experience navigating change in high-stakes business environments, Jane’s clients have included over 200 corporations,