Women on the Move Podcast

Episode Five: Jeremi Gorman, Snap, Inc.

Jeremi Gorman is Chief Business Officer at Snap, Inc. Since joining Snap in 2018, she’s turned the communication app into the go-to platform for Generation Z, using her expertise in sales and advertising to redefine Snapchat’s purpose and push its limits without sacrificing the privacy of its users. In this episode, we learn about surviving massive ‘change-management’ events, understanding GenZ’s relationship to brands and their influencing power in the future.

Episode Four: Julianne Hough, KINRGY

Julianne Hough is an Emmy-winning choreographer, actress, and singer. She is also the founder of KINRGY, an energy-based workout she describes as the Soul Cycle of dance. In this episode, we learn what drives her and how she created KINRGY.

Episode Three: Kelly Kramer, Cisco

Kelly Kramer is the Executive Vice President and Chief Financial Officer of Cisco. Throughout her eight years with the company, she’s implemented hiring practices to promote diversity, facilitated mentorship programs, and pushed for gender pay parity and salary transparency. In this  episode, we learn about the importance of career mobility, effective leadership and mentoring.

Episode Two: Meredith Kopit Levien, New York Times

Meredith Kopit Levien is the Chief Operating Officer and Executive Vice President of The New York Times Company. Under her leadership, The Times has expanded its global readership to over 5 million subscriptions, reaching a new audience through its interactive reporting and digital properties. In this episode, she takes us inside NYT’s transformation into a digital product organization and how they have sharpened the art of audio journalism (podcasting) as well as interactive, visual journalism.

Episode One: Pat Russo, Hewlett Packard Enterprise

Pat Russo is the Chairman of Hewlett Packard Enterprise Company and has also served on the boards of General Motors, Merck, and Arconic. For more than two decades, Pat has redefined corporate leadership and continues to call for greater diversity and transparency in the workforce. In this episode, we learn how to apply strategic thinking to everyday work, and how to measure performance progress, communicate effectively and be authentic.

Women on the Move Podcast Trailer

Hi, I’m Samantha Saperstein of JPMC and I am really excited to announce the launch of our Women on the Move podcast. Women on the Move is an initiative inside of JPMC dedicated to advancing careers and providing leadership to the women in the firm. As the initiative has evolved, we’ve expanded our thinking globally and sat down with some of the world’s most respected business leaders.

As part of this podcast you’ll hear from an exciting range of personalities like Meredith Kopit Levein of The New York Times and  Fair Play author, Eve Rodsky. You’ll also learn how these individuals advocate for success in on our 3 key pillars: Expanding Women-Run Business, Improving Women’s Financial Health, and Empowering Women’s Career Growth. 

I hope you follow us on this journey as we debut our first three episodes next week, on March 5th! Please make sure to like, subscribe and follow us so you don’t miss out!