Tidbits of Joy #79 - Invisible Not Broken
Dear AdNet Employees, Clients and Friends; To many people in this country, July means backyard BBQs, hot days chilling in the pool, and...
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Room at the Table Podcast
In this episode of Room at the Table, Betsy Cerulo talks with Lynn Lafy, the HR Consulting Supervisor at AdNet, and Sydney Blondell, Administrative Coordinator at AdNet and an indie author in the disabled community. They share their experiences as women with invisible disabilities, in and out of the workplace, and discuss the importance of education and compassion as forms of support.
In this episode of Room at the Table, Betsy Cerulo talks with Kathy Corbett-Welch, an Episcopal priest, and Ken Kovacs, a minister in the Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.). They share their experiences coming out, the challenges they faced, and how it has affected their roles as clergy.
In this episode of Room at the Table, Betsy is joined by Miranda Quinn, a professional dancer with Alvin Ailey Dance Company to candidly discuss how society often puts expiration dates on how long a person can grieve the loss of a loved one.
Shake It Off Leadership
by Betsy Cerulo
“Shake it off!”, shouts my coach and teammates from the sidelines after I missed a point.
Whether on the court, field or professionally, this phrase has motivated Betsy Cerulo to shake off the losses and get back up to give it her best. Being a successful business owner for 30 years has brought a myriad of victories and setbacks especially navigating the business playing field as an LGBT woman. Betsy takes on her labels of diversity with great pride and has been relentless in guiding employees and colleagues to never, ever give up, even when the odds are not in your favor. Betsy transformed her failing company out of the 2008 recession to a thriving 8(a) federal government contractor with a culture driven by collaborative compassion.
Betsy chronicles her journey to overcome discriminating barriers from childhood through business. Her courage to be vulnerable in revealing the tears and fears that she overcame, teaches the reader that with fire in your belly, you will tap into your own greatness to live your dreams.
To invite Betsy Cerulo to speak with your team, contact her at bcerulo@adnetp3.com.
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