Welcome to the continuation of the Into the Breach: Protect Your Business by Managing People, Information and Risk audio series. (Click this link) to learn more about this how this book solves today’s challenges and pick up a complete copy.

This series, underwritten by Configuresoft, now part of EMC, is the full and unabridged audio version of Into the Breach, written by Michael Santarcangelo and read by the author.

What you’ll find in this episode (Chapter 12)

This chapter addresses the challenge of changing first in order to lead and influence change. The concepts introduced and explained in Into the Breach – the Strategy to Protect Information, The Catalyst Method™ (recently updated) and others – produce rapid and lasting results for those who embrace them and implement them in their organizations.

Michael shares two basic analogies to consider while summoning the courage to break from tradition and take action: the process of building a flywheel and reconsidering Newton in a new light.

Into the Breach provides a wealth of ideas and information. The Awareness that Works™ system is the implementation of the guide from the book – and more. Contact Michael today to learn more and explore the guaranteed results.

Put the power of Into the Breach to work for you…

After listening to this segment of Into the Breach, keep the energy going and support the shift in thinking and inspire behavior change by

1. Engage with Michael on twitter (http://twitter.com/catalyst) (and he’ll engage back with you)
2. Subscribe to The Security Catalyst podcast & blog to get more insights; ask a question and get an answer!
3. 3. Check out Awareness that Works™ – Michael Santarcangelo’s program to guide smart investment in people, with guaranteed results (this program pays for itself).

Welcome to the continuation of the Into the Breach: Protect Your Business by Managing People, Information and Risk audio series. (Click this link) to learn more about this how this book solves today’s challenges and pick up a complete copy.

This series, underwritten by Configuresoft, now part of EMC, is the full and unabridged audio version of Into the Breach, written by Michael Santarcangelo and read by the author.

What you’ll find in this episode (Chapter 9)

Writing this book and testing these methods revealed a surprise: people who are engaged – connected more closely to the consequences of their actions – do more than protect information.

This chapter explores additional benefits from the improved communication and insights that come from following the strategies and elements shared in Into the Breach, including:

• Quickly align business and technology organizations (true alignment, not lip service)
• Harnessing the power of people to uncover new revenue opportunities
• Leveraging and engaging individuals in the act of reducing waste while doing more with less\

You want more, so after listening…

After listening to this segment of Into the Breach, keep the energy going and support the shift in thinking and inspire behavior change by

1. Engaging (not following) Michael on twitter (http://twitter.com/catalyst)
2. Subscribing to The Security Catalyst podcast & blog to get more insights
3. 3. Checking out Awareness that Works™ – a new program from Michael Santarcangelo to guide smart investment in people, with guaranteed results (this program pays for itself).

On Friday, The Web Squeeze posted an interview with me. We had a blast discussing backups, passwords, building more secure websites and a bit about the human paradox and Into the Breach.

I’m impressed with The Web Squeeze (http://thewebsqueeze.com/) and hope to get more involved in additional ways.

In the meantime, I really enjoyed the banter (enough to really get me thinking about getting a new show or two going) and the professionalism extended to me by Jacob and Linda.

I hope you consider taking a listen; more – share it with the folks you know in development and see what they say. Use this as a springboard for conversations.

Here is the link: http://www.thewebsqueeze.com/freelance-podcasts/into-the-breach.html

Welcome to the continuation of the Into the Breach: Protect Your Business by Managing People, Information and Risk audio series. (Click this link) to learn more about this how this book solves today’s challenges and pick up a complete copy. This series, underwritten by Configuresoft, now part of EMC, is the full and unabridged audio version of Into the Breach, written by Michael Santarcangelo and read by the author. Join us for a new chapter released on the first Tuesday of each month (there are 13 chapters total).

What you’ll find in this episode (Chapter 7)

The strategy has been revealed. The fundamentals of what is now The Catalyst Method have been shared (note: if you want the update on The Catalyst Method, contact us to learn more).

So how do you implement in a way that gets results?

In this chapter, “Putting the Strategy to Work: A Pilot,” Michael explains the basic approach – with key insights – to engaging people in the process of protecting information. Learn how to select the pilot approach that works best, build the team and plan a strategy that drives tactical and strategic success.

There is no “one-size-fits all” approach, and this chapter lays out how to make the right decisions the first time. Get a jumpstart on success with this chapter.

Put the power of Into the Breach to work for you…

After listening to this segment of Into the Breach, keep the energy going and support the shift in thinking and inspire behavior change by

1. Engage with Michael on twitter (http://twitter.com/catalyst)
2. Subscribe to The Security Catalyst podcast & blog to get more insights; ask a question and get an answer!
3. Check out Awareness that Works™ – Michael Santarcangelo’s program to guide smart investment in people, with guaranteed results (this program pays for itself).

If you had one hour to pack your home, your office and head out – could you do it?

Mount Rushmore, Nov 2008

What if you had three months? Six months?

Most of us answer this question with a series of questions along the lines of what, when, for how long, and why? A simple question with many dimensions and contexts for certain; a question I asked myself on a regular basis over the last five or so years.

When I worked for Accenture (back when it was Anderson Consulting; when it first developed a security practice) I witnessed something I vowed I would never repeat: managers literally watching their children grow up in pictures. This was before video conferencing was available on laptops (and is no judgement on those who choose this path), yet it ingrained in me a sense that when it came to my family (which I didn’t have at the time), I would choose a different path.

And we did.

Never alone, Tricia, my wife (and quite frankly, my soulmate, best friend and partner in this journey), decided with me that we would do things differently. It started before we had children, and evolved when we did. The simple path made sense initially – travel by car, loaded with stuff, and time in hotels. By the time we actually understood the phrase “curtain climbers,” we realized it was time for a change. I’ll share the story of how we got started with our RV in the future, but it evolved into a 40′ RV that allows us to travel in style — as a family.

Here is an article from October 2008 that captures some of the benefits: Family man (By KRISTI L. GUSTAFSON, Staff writer)

We’ve been going out for “trips” that started at one week and progressively built up to a few months. As much as we enjoy living near family, we always felt a bit sad to return to our ‘stick house.” Even the kids would ask if we could stop short and stay over in a rest area, for one more night on the road. When we got home, the house felt too big, distant and we pined to get back on the road.

Lumbering home from the Talladega Super Speedway along the scenic byways of the East Coast, we engaged in the questions again – but this time we asked deeper questions and instead of dismissing the answers, we researched the answers to uncover our truth: it was time to go.

We flipped the switch. The mental one that says, “Let’s do this.”

And now after six months of final planning and execution, I’m excited to share that we are leaving our things behind and traveling the country as a family. We’ve dubbed the journey as being ‘onTour’ as it dovetails with my professional speaking, seminars and a new program we’re making available around implementation guidance.

We recently were interviewed on the NBC Today Show – and are currently on the website as a counterbalance (note: while some have sold their houses to weather the recession, we have chosen to divest our “stuff” in search of a simpler life and the ability to realize our mission):

Web only: Another family’s decision to hit the road. Nov. 4: Michael Santarcangelo explains his family’s decision to sell their house and hit the road full time. http://today.msnbc.msn.com/id/26184891/vp/33534656

Sharing Our Journey

There is more to the story – and we intend to share and inspire others to join us. In fact, we’re in the process of setting up a blog to chronicle our travels, but also to explain life on the road, running a business, “road school” (imagine learning for the whole family, as a family) and whatever else we come across. But this realization of our desire to hit the road is the outward sign of over two years of planning, thinking and preparation.

We are embarking on a journey to share a positive and needed message to the individuals, teams, organizations and communities in which we travel. We will meet people where they are – literally and figuratively – and demonstrate that it’s possible — and rewarding — to manage people, information and risk (calling it security is misleading and limited).

Put Up or Shut Up

Here’s the thing – we practice what we preach.

We have sold, donated or otherwise recycled a lot of stuff (a lot of lessons learned in that process that I hope to relate to information protection in the future) and focused on living simply. The process has been amazing – more focus on connection and moments, less focus on material things.

We are liberated.

We will chase our passions, engage with friends and make new friends, connect, learn and share. This journey is about passion, about people, about life.

Writing this, I cannot wait until the diesel is rumbling and we’re heading out — hopefully to meet you.

What does this mean for you?

It means a lot of things:

• As we travel (we have “goalposts and destination dates” but the journey is fluid), we hope to meet and engage with as many people as we can – through a variety of mechanisms. In the meantime, engage with me through twitter, skype, email, by a campfire, in classrooms, where ever and whenever.
• A renewed focus on speaking, seminars and implementation for organizations and communities (we’re mobile and able to go anywhere)
• More time to focus on the TSC online experience, including writing, podcasting and other elements to engage and influence positive change

I have more planned – and in the coming weeks and months, I will share, ask for feedback and work as a catalyst for change, an advocate for the power of people, connecting individuals to the consequences of their actions, helping to turn insiders into allies who reduce business risk.

The Freedom of the Road, the Power of The Catalyst

As we prepare to head out, we are flexible for January with plans to head West in February and March in California — and mapping our travels between the two (which oddly may make a turn toward Baltimore/DC in early February . We have a lot of opportunity, and total flexibility. And while we have limited availability to engage – we’re actively seeking organizations that realize people are the answer, and need the guidance of the catalyst to get them results.

I can offer amazing incentives and opportunities for the right organizations…

Not sure what I do – or how I can help?

Check out the website, or flat out give me a call (the first call is on me). I have a rare blend of skills, passions and abilities, and I enjoy creating custom solutions built on proven frameworks and principles. Sometimes it’s a powerful keynote, seminar or free-form “catalyst session”

My focus is the human ecology of the organization – harnessing the power of people to turn insiders into allies who reduce business risk. Not sure how that works – call. We’ll talk. I’ll explain.

I work with companies of all sizes – and selectively support solution providers who want to differentiate and leverage the power of the approaches we have developed for their prospects and clients.

Need a boost turning insiders into allies?

Good first step is to read or listen to Into the Breach. I spent a few years researching, writing and ultimately distilling it to be an easy, powerful read. I just announced a “team inspiration” holiday pack – and it’s the perfect way to figure out if I’m a fit for your needs (if you read the book, nod your head and say – I want that – then you’re a fit).

If that’s you – give me a call, send me an email or reach out in some other way — and you just might get a chance to see the RV and spend some time with me and my family. And since we’re mobile – if you have an event where you know my approach and vision would get the results you need – call me, and we’ll find a way to make it work.

Welcome to the continuation of the Into the Breach: Protect Your Business by Managing People, Information and Risk audio series. (Click this link) to learn more about this how this book solves today’s challenges and pick up a complete copy.

This series, underwritten by Configuresoft, now part of EMC, is the full and unabridged audio version of Into the Breach, written by Michael Santarcangelo and read by the author. Join us for a new chapter released on the first Tuesday of each month (there are 13 chapters total).

What you’ll find in episode 6, Into the Breach: Chapter 5 (The Strategy to Protect Information)

Chapter 5 is the introduction to Part II of Into the Breach — where the focus shifts to looking at what needs to be done. I outline a powerful, yet simple, approach dubbed “The Strategy to Protect Information.”

Key is the focus on information, not data, and the three steps that any organization must follow in order to be effective. The balance of Part II explains how – but just learning and understanding the three part strategy is transformative.

After listening to this chapter, you will know the strategy and be able to apply it to your current challenge — small and tactical or larger and organizational.

Put the power of Into the Breach to work for you…

After listening to this segment of Into the Breach, keep the energy going and support the shift in thinking and inspire behavior change by

1. Engage with Michael on twitter (http://twitter.com/catalyst)
2. Subscribe to The Security Catalyst podcast & blog to get more insights; ask a question and get an answer!
3. Check out Awareness that Works™ – Michael Santarcangelo’s program to guide smart investment in people, with guaranteed results (this program pays for itself).

Welcome to the continuation of the Into the Breach: Protect Your Business by Managing People, Information and Risk audio series. (Click this link) to learn more about this how this book solves today’s challenges and pick up a complete copy. This series, underwritten by Configuresoft, now part of EMC, is the full and unabridged audio version of Into the Breach, written by Michael Santarcangelo and read by the author. Join us for a new chapter released on the first Tuesday of each month (there are 13 chapters total).

What you’ll find in this episode (Chapter 3: Breaking the Security Diet)

Breaking the security diet is recognition that what happens in organizations today is more akin to a crash diet than a healthy approach to securing information. In this chapter, Michael reveals the high cost of this “fad diet” approach and shines a light on the new fad diet: encryption. However, there is a solution, and Michael explains how to break the fad diet, improve leadership and engage individuals. A pivotal chapter in the book, designed to create a fundamental change in the way organizations and individuals protect information.

Put the power of Into the Breach to work for you…

After listening to this segment of Into the Breach, keep the energy going and support the shift in thinking and inspire behavior change by

1. Engage with Michael on twitter (http://twitter.com/catalyst)
2. Subscribe to The Security Catalyst podcast & blog to get more insights; ask a question and get an answer!
3. Check out Awareness that Works™ – Michael Santarcangelo’s program to guide smart investment in people, with guaranteed results (this program pays for itself).

Welcome to the audio series of Into the Breach: Protect Your Business by Managing People, Information and Risk (click this link to learn more about this book and pick up a complete copy – to get started on your personal journey). This series, underwritten by Configuresoft, now part of EMC, is the full and unabridged audio version of Into the Breach, written by Michael Santarcangelo and read by the author. Join us for a new chapter released on the first Tuesday of each month (there are 13 chapters total).

What you’ll find in this episode (Chapter 2: People Just Want to do their Jobs)

Chapter 2 reframes the challenge with powerful insights about the way people “just want to do their jobs.” Michael introduces what he calls the two principles  – a powerful concept about how people do their jobs, and an eye-opener that leads to improved interactions. The corollary to these principles is also explored, along with guidance on what to do about it. With a focus on individuals, Michael explains, “Compliance is not a video game” and reveals that a common approach of “exclusion” is creating more harm than good. The chapter wraps up with a discussion of “the human response to pain” – with a common example played out in organizations everywhere.

Put the power of Into the Breach to work for you…

After listening to this segment of Into the Breach, keep the energy going and support the shift in thinking and inspire behavior change by

1. Engage with Michael on twitter (http://twitter.com/catalyst)
2. Subscribe to The Security Catalyst podcast & blog to get more insights; ask a question and get an answer!
3. Check out Awareness that Works™ – Michael Santarcangelo’s program to guide smart investment in people, with guaranteed results (this program pays for itself).

Welcome to the audio series of Into the Breach: Protect Your Business by Managing People, Information and Risk (click this link to learn more about this book and pick up a complete copy – to get started on your personal journey). This series, underwritten by Configuresoft, now part of EMC, is the full and unabridged audio version of Into the Breach, written by Michael Santarcangelo and read by the author. Join us for a new chapter released on the first Tuesday of each month (there are 13 chapters total).

What you’ll find in this episode (Chapter 1: Breach: A Human Problem)

Chapter 1 defines the challenge of breach as a “human problem” and begins the journey to understand how and why we got where we are today. Michael reveals how reliance on technology has masked the true nature of the problem and explains how to re-think the way technology supports the needs of people. He also suggests that a focus on breach is too narrow, and that all information must be protected.

Update from Michael: the updated approach is to focus on the human paradox – introduced in this segment – that points out the unintentional, but systematic, disconnection of people from the consequences of their actions. This means “breach” and information protection is less a human problem than a paradox; my focus is on connecting people back to the consequences of their actions and presenting solutions that turn the cost of working with people into an investment.

Put the power of Into the Breach to work for you…

After listening to this segment of Into the Breach, keep the energy going and support the shift in thinking and inspire behavior change by

1. Engage with Michael on twitter (http://twitter.com/catalyst)
2. Subscribe to The Security Catalyst podcast & blog to get more insights; ask a question and get an answer!
3. Check out Awareness that Works™ – Michael Santarcangelo’s program to guide smart investment in people, with guaranteed results (this program pays for itself).

Welcome to the audio series of Into the Breach: Protect Your Business by Managing People, Information and Risk (click this link to learn more about this book). This series, underwritten by Configuresoft, now part of EMC, is the full and unabridged audio version of Into the Breach, written by Michael Santarcangelo and read by the author. Join us for a new chapter released on the last Tuesday of each month (there are 13 chapters total).

What you’ll find in this segment

The Introduction explores the nature of the challenge faced by organizations around the world. As we prepare for the journey “Into the Breach”, it is revealed that breaches are only symptoms, and the real challenge is described as a human paradox. Setting the stage for a shift in thinking necessary to get results, three common myths are exposed and addressed. A powerful strategy to protect information is shared, and the clarion call to engage, empower and enable people is sounded.

Put the power of Into the Breach to work for you…

After listening to this segment of Into the Breach, keep the energy going and support the shift in thinking and inspire behavior change by

1. Engage with Michael on twitter (http://twitter.com/catalyst)
2. Subscribe to The Security Catalyst podcast & blog to get more insights; ask a question and get an answer!
3. Check out Awareness that Works™ – Michael Santarcangelo’s program to guide smart investment in people, with guaranteed results (this program pays for itself).

Welcome to the Security Catalyst Program – bringing you the ideas, insights and tools necessary to change the way people protect information. I am Michael Santarcangelo, your personal catalyst on this journey. Thanks for listening!

On today’s program, we explore Certification and Accreditation with the help of three experts who share an absolute wealth of knowledge.

A few quick notes

1. Into the Breach is available as an eBook and signed Hardcover from www.intothebreach.com Learn more about how to engage users, restore responsibility and hold people to account. In fact, this book lays out how to reduce costs without increasing risk, turn insiders into allies and manage people, information and risk better.

2. For 2009, I am excited to announce the expansion of the Security Catalyst Blog – with the awesome Catalyst Contributors. Visit the blog each day to get a fresh perspective

3. I’m in the process of revamping the podcast series for 2009. I know a lot of people are struggling – and in addition to being a voice of optimism, I’m building a team to share information and strategies necessary for making a difference this year. If you want to contribute, or if you are facing a challenge and need some help – shoot me an email: securitycatalyst@gmail.com

Stay tuned for more information.

For today’s program, I am joined by Mike Smith, Graydon McKee and Joe Faraone to discuss C&A.

Links at a glance

The presentation that started the idea for this episode: http://www.slideshare.net/rybolov/why-care-about-government-security?src=embed

Graydon, Joe, and Mike teach 2-day C&A workshop and a 5-Fridays NIST Framework for FISMA workshop for the Potomac Forum. http://www.potomacforum.org/

Graydon’s blog: http://www.ascensionriskmanagement.com/BlogOne/

Papers and presentations: http://www.ascensionriskmanagement.com/BlogOne/paperspresentations/

Mike’s blog:http://www.guerilla-ciso.com/

Papers and presentations: http://www.guerilla-ciso.com/papers-and-presentations

The most relevant NIST publications are special publications 800-37 and 800-53, available here: http://csrc.nist.gov/publications/PubsSPs.html

About the Experts

Mike Smith

Michael Smith is a Manager in the Audit and Enterprise Risk Services organization of Deloitte & Touche LLP, where he leads engagements to provide security services to both commercial enterprises and government agencies. Prior to Joining Deloitte, Michael served as the Chief Information Security Officer with the Unisys Federal Service Delivery Center based in Reston, Virginia.  His scope of responsibility included both providing governance and managing risk for several data centers, Security Operations Center, Network Operations Center, and Server Management Team.

Graydon McKee

Graydon McKee is the Vice President and Chief Operating Officer of Ascension Risk Management LLC.  Graydon is an accomplished Risk Management/Information Security professional with extensive experience in developing and implementing Information Risk Management and Information Security Programs to clients in both the public and private sector.  He is a recognized leader in government regulatory compliance (Federal Information Security Management Act and the Defense Information Technology Security Certification and Accreditation Process compliance) and has taught the process to over 2,000 individuals representing over 600 federal government agencies and offices. 

Joe Faraone

Joe Faraone is a Senior Information Security Architect with GCI Corporation, based in Reston, Virginia with over 20 years’ experience in Information Security. Joe has delivered services for numerous Federal customers including Certification and Accreditation support, Security Governance Gap Analysis and Independent Validation and Verification (IV&V).  Over his career, he has served as Lead Independent Security Engineer, Manager and Architect of a managed security center for an Intelligence Community Agency, and has performed Certification and Accreditation services for several high-assurance systems.

After a great week in Michigan, tonight we pack up and prepare to head to Ohio tomorrow. Friday promises to be busy and exciting – and then on Saturday, we head to Maryland (Metro DC) for a week. Which brings me to the gifts I promised:

Join a conversation, get a free copy (hardcover) of Into the Breach

First – while in Maryland, I am attending CSI next week in support of the CompTIA Security Trustmark. It turns out that a chapter of Into the Breach examines how to evaluate, build and improve “third party trust” – what we need for success with our service providers and other vendors.

CompTIA Security Trustmark is hosting a handful of “catalyst conversations” to discuss my findings and examine how the industry handles this today, and what we can do in the future. This is not a sales pitch; rather, this is an opportunity to come together and work toward a common solution.

For those invited to attend, CompTIA will present you will your own copy of Into the Breach – which I will promptly autograph for you. Drop me an email – securitycatalyst (gmail) if you want to join us.

This leads me to my second offering…

Not going to CSI? Do you want to?

CSI was generous enough to share with me two ways for you to get involved:

* I can offer (I think) a free conference pass with full access – based on response. Here’s the deal – share with me the biggest challenge you face in changing how people protect information. The best answer gets a signed copy of the book and a pass to the show (I’ll hand you the book at the show).

* If you are already planning to attend, you can get 25% off your registration with code: BLOG25

I will do my best to both tweet (twitter id: catalyst) from CSI and report on interesting talks/findings from the floor. I will also be taking a limited number of vendor meetings to learn more about the products and solutions that make it easier for people to protect information. Shoot me a note if there is a product you want me to check out and report back on. 

While in Kansas City next week, I have been invited (Thanks Ax0n!) to the Cowtown Computer Congress - and look forward to a relaxing – and engaging evening. If you are in or near the Kansas City area, I hope you make the time to come and spend time with other passionate professionals.

More details here: http://www.h-i-r.net/2008/10/catalyst-on-tour-michael-santarcangelo.html

I am honored to be a speaker on protecting information for the Microsoft Small Business Summit on Wednesday. I fly out to Redmond on Tuesday morning – and have my moments during the day on Wednesday.

You can follow along live! At this link:

http://www.microsoft.com/smallbusiness/summit/

I am a day 2 speaker – with an impressive lineup of guests:

http://www.microsoft.com/smallbusiness/summit/guests.aspx

This is a live program, but I have been working with the producers for a few weeks now – and I am excited about the questions, thought process and opportunity to share some different thinking about what businesses need to do to protect them. More, we’re also going to explore how the right approach to protecting your business can actually save money and increase the opportunity for more revenue (as outlined in Into the Breach). To me, that’s a really cool conversation.

I hope you check it out. I look forward to the opportunity continue to conversations through this blog, the podcast(s) and as we fire up the diesel and head out on the road again (Friday – next stop, Kansas City!).

Social media and social networking continue to spread – and that includes the security community. If you have heard about twitter, wondered about a service that begins with ‘twit’ and have pondered the advantages and concerns – listen in to the Security Roundtable that discusses those very points.

Our guest for this episode is Zach – security professional, friend of the show and curator of the Security Twits list.

Twitter: www.twitter.com

Zach: http://twitter.com/quine

Michael: http://twitter.com/catalyst

Martin: http://twitter.com/mckeay

Security Twits: http://n0where.org/security-twits/

Next Recording: Saturday, October 11, 2008 @ 10a Eastern – look for the live stream (and your chance to participate) around 10:15.

PS: 10 Days after the break-in and theft – we’re still working with insurance and others to sort out the mess, get the laptops replaced and head back out on the road. I will be posting a complete run-down of what happened, what we did well, what we learned and how we are going to improve. I’m also following the advice of my book – and will be publishing a set of requirements and inviting participation as we all learn smarter ways to protect ourselves. This will hit home for small businesses and those who travel a lot. 

I am confirming some exciting opportunities this week and next – and should be back out on the road within the next 10-15 days. The theft slowed us down a bit, but has not stopped us. Not one bit. Thanks for your continued support and help!

As I wrap up my week in Las Vegas and prepare to head to Sierra Vista, AZ, I will be offering preview copies ofInto the Breach. I’m going to wander down to the Vegas strip this afternoon/evening – if you’d like to get your hands on a copy, please send me an email (michael at this domain) or direct message me on twitter: http://twitter.com/catalyst

We are heading out from Vegas Saturday morning and will stop briefly in Phoenix around noon. We’re hoping to meet some friends for a quick bite to eat and then head on down. We’ll be coming back through Phoenix on the 18th and tentatively sticking around for a day or two.

I have a “Protect Your Business by Managing People, Information and Risk” keynote on the morning of the 18th – and would be happy to explore working with your team as we work our way back across the country. I have an intense 10 days in front of me – but continue to develop content for the blog, have some special reports I look forward to sharing and more awareness and breach podcasts coming up.

I am also working to publish the updated fall speaking schedule – which will see us criss-cross the country, providing many opportunities to meet, work with companies and families around the country and have some fun!