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Lead Up for Women: Speak Up to Lead Up
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February 12th 2020: Empowering through Amplified messaging and healthy relationships
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Join me this week as we interview two female entrepreneurs, Ashlyn Leyba and Kathleen Mould. This week we will dive into how to amplify your message through digital marketing as well as share a heartfelt message of how love is the most important thing in our lives, yet we are taught very little about it. So today we will educate all people, young and old, about healthy and unhealthy relationships, empowering you to identify and avoid abuse and learn how to love better!
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Megan Gray
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Engagement Manager, San Francisco Bay Area
Megan oversees education and engagement programs in the Bay Area, working with schools, community-based organizations and local facilitators. She also manages One Love’s large-scale regional partnerships and volunteer strategy and leads Bay Area events. Megan graduated from the University of California, Berkeley, with a bachelor’s degree in Interdisciplinary Studies with a focus on Social Media and Non-Profit Management. To learn more about how to bring One Love to your community, please email Megan at megan.gray@joinonelove.org.
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Ashlyn Leyba
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Ashlyn Leyba began her career as a 7th and 8th grade English teacher. After having her daughter Scotlyn in January of 2018, she planned to put her passion of teaching on hold temporarily to stay home. After only a few months of being home, Ashlyn discovered another passion. A family member had asked her to help them put out social media content to build up their business’ online presence. She immediately fell in love with the world social media marketing!
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Kathleen Mould
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I grew up in New Jersey, and have always been someone that was curious by nature. I spent 10 years as an x-ray technician working in an office which specialized in helping people with Rheumatoid Arthritis. During my work life in NJ, an opportunity presented itself to learn how to balance one’s work life and enrich people’s lives in the community. My desire to continuously learn opened the door, and I participated in the Landmark Education programs that inspired me.
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