Leadership Lowdown

On this week’s Leadership Lowdown, Pam Covarrubias, Founder and Leadership Coach at Café con Pam, shares the full-circle moment that shaped her purpose. After leaving corporate life and building her own path, Pam found herself helping immigrant entrepreneurs and Spanish-speaking business owners who reminded her of her own family’s journey and the support she wished she could have given her mother years earlier.It’s an inspiring conversation about taking risks, following the nudges life gives you, and discovering that your greatest impact often comes from serving the people you understand most deeply.Hosted by Jodi Low and powered by BBB and U & Improved, Leadership Lowdown brings you authentic stories of leaders who lead with trust and heart.

On this week’s Leadership Lowdown, Cindy Lin, CEO and Co-Founder of Hey Social Good, shares an eye-opening perspective on sustainability and why so many businesses struggle to get started. Cindy explains that the challenge is often not a lack of desire, but a lack of knowledge, resources, and clear direction.It’s a motivating conversation about leadership, education, and helping businesses take meaningful steps toward creating a healthier future for both people and the planet.Hosted by Jodi Low and powered by BBB and U & Improved, Leadership Lowdown brings you authentic stories of leaders who lead with trust and heart.

On this week’s Leadership Lowdown, Joe Seriale, owner of Joe’s Diner in Phoenix, shares the unexpected journey that led him from studying electrical engineering to building a career in the restaurant industry. From working restaurants since childhood to a memorable clash with a chef that changed his perspective, Joe reflects on the moments that helped him realize where he truly belonged.It’s a candid and entertaining conversation about career pivots, self awareness, and finding the work that genuinely lights you up.Hosted by Jodi Low and powered by BBB and U & Improved, Leadership Lowdown brings you authentic stories of leaders who lead with trust and heart

On this week’s Leadership Lowdown, Richelle Hopkins, Reverse Mortgage Advisor with Reverse Richelle, shares the importance of trusting the process. Richelle reflects on guiding clients through uncertainty, helping them see a clearer path forward, and the privilege of being part of such meaningful life transitions.It’s a heartfelt conversation about trust, patience, and supporting others as they move toward a better future.Hosted by Jodi Low and powered by BBB and U & Improved, Leadership Lowdown brings you authentic stories of leaders who lead with trust and heart.New episodes every Thursday at 6:00 a.m.

On this week’s Leadership Lowdown, Maresa Friedman, Director of Influencer Marketing at The Executive Cat Herder, shares why great leaders need to stay curious and open minded. By taking the time to truly understand people, especially emerging talent like Gen Z, Maresa highlights how powerful results can come from listening, observing, and trusting new perspectives.It’s an insightful conversation about leadership, adaptability, and how embracing fresh ideas can unlock massive impact for your business.Hosted by Jodi Low and powered by BBB and U & Improved, Leadership Lowdown brings you authentic stories of leaders who lead with trust and heart.New episodes every Thursday at 6:00 a.m.

This week on Leadership Lowdown, Inez González Perezchica, Principal of Tendiez Consulting, reflects on building a career without a blueprint. She reframes the question entirely: not "what do you want to be," but "what's next?" One step, one reputation, one right decision at a time.If you've ever felt behind because you didn't have it all figured out, this conversation will reframe that for you.Hosted by Jodi Low and powered by BBB and U & Improved, Leadership Lowdown brings you authentic stories of leaders who lead with trust and heart.New episodes every Thursday at 6:00 a.m.

What's the most expensive thing a nonprofit can do?Ask for too little.This week on Leadership Lowdown, Neal Sneller, Executive Director of Meals on Wheels of Prescott, talks about why fear around big funding requests costs organizations more than rejection ever would. He's learned to tell the story clearly, trust the community's generosity, and ask for what's actually needed. Bold, but not reckless.If you lead an organization that depends on support from others, this conversation is the push you didn't know you needed.Hosted by Jodi Low and powered by BBB and U & Improved, Leadership Lowdown brings you authentic stories of leaders who lead with trust and heart.New episodes every Thursday at 6:00 a.m.

On this week’s Leadership Lowdown, Danielle Rickert, Owner of Sir Speedy Prescott, shares why caring is the one thing you cannot teach. Danielle talks about building a team that genuinely loves what they do, thrives on customer appreciation, and takes pride in delivering great experiences every day.It’s a motivating conversation about culture, hiring with intention, and creating an environment where people feel valued, grow into their potential, and are part of something bigger than themselves.Hosted by Jodi Low and powered by BBB and U & Improved, Leadership Lowdown brings you authentic stories of leaders who lead with trust and heart.New episodes every Thursday at 6:00 a.m.