BCW Podcast Network

If you’re a leader navigating today’s rapidly changing workplace, or striving to better connect across generations, this episode of “Leadership Unleashed” is for you. Host Marsha Gordon sits down with Valerie M. Grubb, CSP—keynote speaker, executive coach, and people development leader, for an eye-opening conversation on the future of the workforce. From motivating Gen Z to leading teams that thrive across generations, Valerie shares actionable strategies and lessons from her leadership journey that you won’t want to miss.

Don’t miss this month’s episode of “What’s Trending”! Alison Kuhns, Managing Partner and Founder of Everly Talent, and Beata Mastalerz, President of Northwell Health, Phelps Hospital, sit down with hosts Marsha Gordon and Amanda DePalma for a compelling conversation on the future of healthcare and recruitment, navigating workforce demands, and the leadership approaches shaping these dynamic fields.

Don’t miss the latest episode of “Advocacy and Politics Unplugged”. Host John Ravitz is joined by David Lombardo, host of WCNY’s “The Capitol Pressroom” to break down the biggest issues shaping New York State government in 2026—and what they mean for the business community. John and David also explore how the NYC mayoral race could influence the upcoming legislative session in Albany, as well as next year’s gubernatorial campaign.

Tune into the latest episode of “The MemberSpotlight”! Host Linda Tyler, VP of Membership & Programs, sits down with David DeMilia, President of Tompkins Community Bank in the Hudson Valley Region, and Dr. Heidi Davidson, CEO of Galvanize Worldwide. Together, they explore the vital role of community banks and small businesses, the power of relationship-building, and key advice for entrepreneurs.

What does it take to create real, lasting change in Westchester? On the latest episode of “Non-Profit Voices of Impact”, Andrew Germansky, Senior Vice President, Real Estate at Westhab, Inc., and Lisa Kaurich, Director of Development at Alzheimer’s Association sit down with hosts Marsha Gordon and Linda Tyler. Together, they share how their organizations are addressing two of Westchester’s most pressing issues—affordable housing and Alzheimer’s awareness—while shaping a stronger, more compassionate community.