Join me in this interview with Brynne Kennedy, author, business leader, and Congressional Candidate in the state of California. Brynne shares her experiences as the former head of Topia, a global talent mobility platform. We discuss the challenges of staying connected when the workforce is becoming more and more distributed. Brynne also shared her political platform and areas that she is passionate about. Unlike most episodes, I polled the audience beforehand. The majority of the questions come from you, the people!
In this episode, we discuss:
- What is the talent mobility revolution?
- How can organizations support a distributed workforce?
- Is levity at risk of dying off with organizations moving toward remote work?
- Audience Q&A
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People come together in these dynamic spaces to collaborate, to ideate, to spark creativity–and the office needs to reflect that.
– Brynne kennedy
About Brynne Kennedy
Brynne Kennedy is an American entrepreneur, author and candidate for US Congress in California’s Fourth Congressional District (CA-04).
Rooted in the values of hard work and the promise of the American Dream, Brynne was raised in a rural area hit hard by a changing economy. Her father served in the military and was the first in his family to go to college. Her mother runs a small store on main street. An accomplished business woman, Brynne has helped to bring infrastructure and real estate projects to life, and built Topia, an HR technology company that’s created hundreds of jobs and pioneered talent mobility solutions to help employers and workers thrive in today’s economy. Brynne is the author of “Flat, Fluid and Fast” (McGraw-Hill, 2019), which provides a playbook to employers, workers and policy makers to succeed in the future economy.
Brynne is a former national gymnast for the USA and Division 1 collegiate gymnast for Yale, where she earned four Varsity Letters, won two Ivy League Championships and received Yale’s Annual Athletic Department Award for community service. She holds a B.A. in History from Yale and an MBA from London Business School.
