2B Bolder Podcast : Career Growth and Insights from Women in Business, Tech & Sports
The 2B Bolder Podcast brings you into real conversations with women leaders in business, tech, and sports. Going deep into what helped them succeed, shine and stand out as leaders.
Hosted by Mary Killelea, a former Intel marketing strategist and career visibility coach, the show shares real stories and practical insights from women who have built meaningful careers and leadership paths.
Each conversation provides guidance on:
• Building your personal brand with intention
• Speaking with confidence and clarity
• Strengthening leadership presence and influence
• Navigating career transitions with purpose
• Advocating for your value in rooms where decisions are made
If you’ve ever felt overlooked despite the work you deliver, this podcast will help you show up, speak up, and step forward — with clarity, confidence, and a strong sense of who you are.
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2B Bolder Podcast : Career Growth and Insights from Women in Business, Tech & Sports
#10 Career Podcast Featuring Stephanie Wettstein, Director of Internal and Executive Communications : Women In Business
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On episode #10 of the 2B Bolder podcast, guest, Stephanie Wettstein, Director of Internal and Executive Communications for Cambia Health Solutions shares her career journey describes her role and responsibilities.
Stephanie, a communications professional for 23 years in various industries including high-tech and health care shares key insights and talks about specific characteristics and skills you need to develop and focus on to be successful.
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Stephanie Wettstein's Career Tips for Women Transcript
The 2B Bolder Podcast provides you first-hand access to some amazing women. Guests will include women from leading enterprise companies to startups, women execs, to coders, account execs, engineers, doctors, and innovators.