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Aliza Sherman, co-author of the book, Mom, Incorporated, spoke with Sarah Cook, co-author of the book The Parents' Guide to Raising CEO Kids and founder of the company of the same name. In this podcast, Sarah talks about :

• her entrepreneurial kids
• writing a book with her husband
• running a business from home while considering your family
• how to delegate for greater business success

I recently spoke with Ann Charles, CEO of BrandFog and founder of Great Leaders Conference (http://www.greatleadersconference.com). We talked about Corporate Social Responsibility or CSR and the impact on brands as well as the influence of consumers. Says Charles, "The demands of "corporate social responsibility" (CSR) wash away old norms of doing business and branding." BRANDfog specializes in social media executive branding and Corporate Social Responsibility strategy for CEOs. They develop C-Suite executive thought leadership to influence the market, attract new talent, and enlarge business opportunities by leveraging the social media landscape. The GLC event is socially responsible. Proceeds will help to build fifteen libraries for Room to Read, an organization promoting literacy and gender equality in education in some of the poorest regions of the world.

I recently had the opportunity to speak with WomenEntrepreneur.com columnist and mom entrepreneur Lisa Druxman for Women at Work Radio Show. Here's the show: You can listen to more shows at WomenEntrepreneur.com's Woman at Work.

Dr. Ann Daly (www.anndaly.com) is a fem-evangelist, devoted to the success and advancement of women. She is a coach/consultant, speaker, and author of Clarity: How to Accomplish What Matters Most. Before reinventing herself as a coach, she was a journalist and then a women’s studies professor. Sign up for her eletter at: www.anndaly.com. To get a free copy of her top 10 tips to improve your focus, email her at anndaly (at) anndaly (dot) com.

Lisa Toenniges, CPT Lisa is owner and president of Innovative Learning Group (ILG), a six year old, woman-owned business in the learning industry.

Interview with Patty Briguglio, MMI Public Relations. This podcast is part of an ongoing series of discussions with women business owners, authors and experts about issues that are important to us. For more information about this and other shows and guests, visit the Woman at Work blog and podcast.

Sarah Browne, aka the Guru of New, talks about how not to be an "e-hole" in social media.

The show guest is Andrea-Sittig Rolf of The Blitz Experience®, an activity-based new business development program that empowers salespeople to schedule appointments with qualified prospects the day of the program, resulting in a pipeline full of new opportunities at the end of the day. We discuss women and selling - challenges, fears, successes - and we also talk about her program.

This is the first Woman at Work podcast for the new Woman at Work show on WomenEntrepreneur.com. Hosted by Web pioneer and entrepreneur Aliza Sherman.

Social Media Social Goodness is a podcast for nonprofits about social media hosted by Aliza Sherman. This is Part 1 of an 11 part podcast series to help nonprofit organizations overcome obstacles for learning about and leveraging social media tools. See http://www.socialmediasocialgood.wordpress.com for additional background on this podcast.