Cracking the Staying Power Code with Deidre Malone [Video]

Episode 005 – Cracking the Staying Power Code with Deidre Malone

Welcome to Sispreneur Stories, the podcast that brings you inspiring stories and valuable insights from black female entrepreneurs and industry leaders. In this episode, we have the honor of speaking with Deidre Malone, a trailblazing entrepreneur and advocate.

Meet Deidre Malone: Deidre Malone is not just a business leader; she’s a history-maker. From her groundbreaking roles as the first African-American chairwoman of the Shelby County Commission, to her impactful work as a business owner of The Carter Malone Group, Deidre’s journey is both inspiring and enlightening.

Get inspired by her trailblazing story on this episode of Sispreneur Stories!

How to Listen:
Join us on this empowering journey by listening to the full episode HERE https://linktr.ee/sispreneurstories

Key Takeaways:

👉🏽Leverage the power of community and networking
👉🏽Building a brand that fosters inclusivity and representation
👉🏽Be authentic and transparent in your leadership

Website: https://www.cmgpr.com/)
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/The-Carter-Malone-Group-146833388670/
Twitter: https://twitter.com/CMGPR
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/cartermalonegroup/

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Episode Credits:

• Hosts: The Anthony Sisters

Podcast ID- S1:005

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