• Rhonda Vetere - Results-oriented, renowned Technology and Business Leader

  • Sep 27 2020
  • Length: 37 mins
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Rhonda Vetere - Results-oriented, renowned Technology and Business Leader

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  • 3:11 Came up from nothing, and proud of it

    4:14 Started with CompuServe

    5:27 Sought early mentorship and suggests it for anyone listening

    7:43 It’s all about change management

    7:59 I’m five years down the road in my head – even problem solving

    8:56 I like to clean up messes (regarding change)

    9:15 Life is a transition, and you’re always pivoting

    10:47 My gender, I never thought about it early on

    12:14 Good leadership is servant leadership

    12:19 Once you open your heart up, more things come to you

    14:53 What does grit mean to you?  Getting your hands dirty; pushing through it; whatever it takes do it.

    15:55 Grinding is important

    16:25 The harder it is, the better it is

    18:26 Different perspective on life, a different grinding, in a different environment (running 55 miles in Africa)

    19:23 I run with no music; I think, strategize, problem solve

    20:56 What are we doing?  Running over lion tracks in the Serengeti.

    22:32 We all need an outlet; and I wanted a healthy outlet 

    23:01 4 am – we’re all on the treadmill

    26:06 I learned balance in my 40’s

    26:51 Giving back is a big part of my balance

    31:37 Everyone needs help, and I look at help as a strength

    35:38 It’s hard work; it’s not about popping up and glitz and glamour 
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