Podcast-Event
A conversation between top women among themselves: Simone Menne records an episode of the stern podcast “Die Boss” at the Brigitte Academy’s job symposium – and you can be there live. The guest is the entrepreneur and author Verena Pausder.
Women need role models in their jobs. And that’s exactly why the stern podcast “Die Boss” has been inspiring for two seasons with exciting discussions in which the multi-supervisory board member Simone Menne asks other top women about their lives and careers. It’s about the exchange of experiences, getting to know different life models, and not infrequently about surprising similarities across all industries. In short: this is where we learn from the best.
If you want to experience the special atmosphere of this podcast live, there is now an opportunity: “Die Boss” will be a guest on October 2nd. The participants can be there digitally when Simone Menne meets entrepreneur, founder and author Verena Pausder. Pausder is the mother of three children and an expert in digital education. Among other things, she will talk to Simone Menne about the compatibility of family and work, about her ideas for digitization in schools and about her successes and failures at work.
“Die Boss” is a guest at the 1st digital Brigitte Academy job symposium on October 2nd
The Brigitte job symposium also offers even more programs under the motto “Make it work”: For a whole day you can comfortably participate in workshops, listen to talks, live podcasts and lectures on topics such as starting a new business, self-marketing, new beginnings or reconciliation and network and exchange ideas with top-class speakers and the other participants.
In addition to the “Die Boss” recording, the nutrition expert Dr. Anne Fleck (“Energy! The healthy way out of the tiredness labyrinth”) and the social entrepreneur Sara Nuru (nuruCoffee). In eight different workshops, you will learn, for example, how to negotiate intelligently, how job sharing works, how to program a website or how to start a new professional career when you are over 50. In the meet-ups you will discuss with founders, activists and experts about parental rights, new job ideas and the opportunities of tech professions.
Jane Stock is a technology author, who has written for 24 Hours World. She writes about the latest in technology news and trends, and is always on the lookout for new and innovative ways to improve his audience’s experience.
