Getting Real with Bossy: For Women Who Own Business

Write Your Own Story with the F.O.R.K Method TM, Elina Kokorotsis

Ep. 21 Bossy ROC welcomes you to connect with a dynamic HR professional and business coach whose journey started in Albania and led her to the heart of the American dream.
Born in Albania and raised in Greece (the Country), Elina moved to Rochester, NY, USA in search of opportunities for growth and development. Here, she found a thriving HR community dedicated to improving workplaces and the lives of employees.
In this episode, Elina shares insights and strategies to support overwhelmed HR professionals and small business owners, helping them focus on self-leadership and enhancing employee experiences. Her story will inspire anyone seeking empowerment and success.
In the Worx
Elina's coaching and consulting business helps overwhelmed business owners and HR Pros become intentional and present leaders, find focus through self-leadership, and successfully improve their employees’ experience and their day-to-day work. By leveraging In the Worx's services and solutions, you can build a culture that keeps your best talent, boosts productivity, and drives organizational excellence.
Connect with Elina Kokorotsis , Strategist & HRofHR Coach |
Owner & Founder In The Worx, Coaching and Consulting
https://www.intheworx.org/
LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/ekatroInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/lifeisintheworx/
RESOURCES 
DisruptHR ROC: https://www.disrupthrroc.org/ 
SweetElla Bakery ROC: https://www.facebook.com/SweetEllaROC/  
Riverside.FM Discount Code: JAZZYCAST for 15% of Remote Audio/Video Recording
Start your own podcast with production, distribution help from JazzCast Pros. 
Join BOSSY at www.BossyRoc.com
Follow Bossy on Instagram @BossyRoc
2023 BOSSY SMALL BUSINESS CONFERENCE OCT 17 -19, BUFFALO, NY 12+ seminars, 6 hours of directed co-work, lunches and dinners for networking and inspiration. 
Thank you to our Sponsors:
Salena's Mexican Restaurant at Village Gate
302 N Goodman St, Rochester, NY 14607 
 
Marshall Street Bar 81 Marshall St, Rochester, NY 14607
 
Other episodes you'll enjoy:
Building a Brand in Broadcasting and Podcasting with Jazzy T 
Startup Business Checklist Part One: Beauty Boss Millionaire Podcast
Finding Your Joy Amidst Fear with Junielle Rosher, Creator of the Joy Calendar
 

Broadcasting vs Podcasting with Jazzy T of WDKX + JazzCast Pros

Ep. 20 Have you ever listened to someone on the radio and thought "that's a really cool job"? But what happens when that DJ has an entrepreneurial spirit and a deep desire to uplift other people's voices?
Join us as we delve into the world of podcasting and broadcasting with our podcast producer Jazzy T (you may recognize her from WBLK, WDKX, WJLB, WQHH etc).
From her journey as a radio host to the creation of her podcast production network, JAZZCAST PROS, you won't want to miss the shocking car accident revelation and the unexpected challenges she faced as BIPOC woman in media. Brace yourself for an abrupt ending that leaves Jazzy T in a precarious situation, leaving you craving for more answers.
In this episode, you will be able to:
Cultivate your entrepreneurial spirit and identify profitable opportunities.
Decode the power of broadcasting and podcasts in transforming businesses.
Explore Jazzy T's epic ascent in the entertainment realm.
Navigate the trials and triumphs of initiating a successful podcast network.
Discover the art of pursuing passion in work and mastering task delegation effectively.
Meet Jazzy T, a passionate broadcaster-turned-podcast producer who has been working in the entertainment industry since she was 16. She has a fascinating journey that starts from her hometown Detroit, takes her to the glamorous Hollywood, then eventually lands her in Western New York. Jazzy T’s love for the mic is rooted deeply back in her days at Michigan State University when she ran a successful hip-hop show. Over the years, she has learned to shape the power of spoken words, transforming ideas and thoughts into compelling audio content that educates, inspires and empowers women and people of color. Her unique knowledge of both broadcast and podcast media works to her advantage, giving her a deeper understanding of how to captivate an audience regardless of the medium.
RESOURCES MENTIONED
Riverside.FM Discount Code: JAZZYCAST for 15% of Remote Audio/Video Recording
Start your own podcast with production, distribution help from JazzCast Pros. 
Join BOSSY at www.BossyRoc.com
Watch Jazzy T on TBS America's Next Weatherman
Follow Bossy on Instagram @BossyRoc
Thank you to our Sponsors:
Salena's Mexican Restaurant at Village Gate
302 N Goodman St, Rochester, NY 14607 
Marshall Street Bar 81 Marshall St, Rochester, NY 14607
 
Other episodes you'll enjoy:
Embracing Transition: How Iris the Olympian Found Her Purpose After Retirement | Getting Real with Bossy
Operating in Your Zone of Genius: How Can I Create More of This? | High Vibe Table Talks: Empowering your Self-Growth Journey
Capital for Women, Minorites and Veteran-Owned Businesses | Beauty Boss Millionaire
 
The key moments in this episode are:
00:00:01-Introduction,
00:00:17-Entrepreneurial Mindset,
00:00:49-Podcasting vs Broadcasting,
00:05:11-Working with Jazzy T,
00:12:56-FM98 WJLB Detroit
00:14:09-A Bold Move to Buffalo,
00:15:11-America's Next Weatherman Audition,
00:19:31-Getting Let Go and Finding Success,
00:22:28-Transition to Podcast Production,
00:26:05-Jazzy T's Journey into Podcasting,
00:27:01-Beauty Boss Millionaire Podcast,
00:29:18-JR Galactic Casting,
00:31:59-Traffic Reporting on News10NBC Rochester, HY
00:36:49-Seeking Full-Time Compensation,
00:39:42-Terrifying Car Accident,
00:40:17-Nonstop Work Schedule,
00:41:05-Becoming an Entrepreneur,
00:43:19-Goal for JAZZCAST Pros,
00:48:24-Future of Podcasting,
00:54:29-Comparison of Podcasts,
00:55:18-Personal Connections and First Businesses,
00:56:21-Lack of Guidance and Figuring Things Out,
01:00:12-Communication Challenges in the Media Industry,
01:01:47-Hustle for Health Programs,
01:07:51-The Electric Slide vs. the Cupid Shuffle,
01:08:14-Line Dance Party and Soul Train Line,
01:09:04-Sharing a Video on Facebook,
01:09:32-Promoting Businesses and Finding Videos,
01:14:27-BONUS Content
 

Coaching Employees into Entrepreneurs with Raeanne Lacatena

Ep. 19 Unleashing the power of holistic business coaching, Raeanne Lacatena tackles the paradox of female entrepreneurs' resistance to guidance, aiming to shift their limiting beliefs and empower them to pursue greatness.
In a world where fate often unfolds in mysterious ways, Raeanne Lacatina's story is a testament to the unexpected turns life can take. She started as a social worker, dedicating herself to helping those in need, but little did she know that her path would veer towards an entirely different realm. Through a chance encounter with a perceptive mentor, Raeanne discovered her true calling as a business coach.
Now, the question remains: What hidden talents and untapped potential might you uncover on your own journey?
 
In this episode, you will be able to:
Grasp the unique challenges borne by women in entrepreneurship and the necessity to transform mindsets.
Appreciate the leverage provided by strong communities and the immense potential of collaborative efforts.
Unravel the roadmap to dispel self-doubt and nurture personal development.
Discover the underlying need for authenticity and introspection in shaping a successful business journey.
ABOUT THE GUEST COACH RAEANNE LACATENA
I am a Holistic Certified Professional Business Coach, Licensed Registered Mental Health Practitioner and Reiki Master with well over a decade of experience in the Holistic Business Coaching field and beyond. I help experienced entrepreneurs and small business owners achieve their wildest dreams in their business while living their happiest, healthiest, and wealthiest lives possible.  The businesses that I serve are all across the board - from restaurateurs, best-selling authors, artists, service professionals like coaches, therapists, physicians, as well as brick and mortar businesses and online/digital businesses.  I'm also a mother of 3 small children under 5 - who are my why - and help me understand and live the principles that I teach more deeply everyday! 
 
Raeanne Lacatena, LCSW-R, CPC
585-485-2830
https://raeannelacatena.com/
Connect on LinkedIn
Connect on Instagram
Connect on Facebook
 
RESOURCES MENTIONED
Take the Employee vs Entrepreneur Mindset Quiz
Join BOSSY at www.BossyRoc.com
Follow Bossy on Instagram @BossyRoc
2023 BOSSY SMALL BUSINESS CONFERENCE OCT 17 -19, BUFFALO, NY 12+ seminars, 6 hours of directed co-work, lunches and dinners for networking and inspiration. 
 
Thank you to our Sponsors:
Salena's Mexican Restaurant at Village Gate
302 N Goodman St, Rochester, NY 14607 
 
Marshall Street Bar 81 Marshall St, Rochester, NY 14607
 
Other episodes you'll enjoy:
Embracing Transition: How Iris the Olympian Found Her Purpose After Retirement | Getting Real with Bossy
Operating in Your Zone of Genius: How Can I Create More of This? | High Vibe Table Talks: Empowering your Self-Growth Journey
Capital for Women, Minorites and Veteran-Owned Businesses | Beauty Boss Millionaire
 
 
 

Embracing Transition: How Iris the Olympian Found Her Purpose After Retirement

Ep. 18 Join motivational performance coach Iris Zimmerman as she untrains imposter syndrome, inspires self-validation, and embraces transition in this empowering episode for ambitious women.
Born to immigrant parents in search of a better life, Iris Zimmerman found her passion for fencing at a young age. After representing the U.S.A at the Olympics, she dedicated herself to running her childhood fencing club, providing a sanctuary for those seeking a sense of belonging. But eventually, Iris realized her identity extended beyond the sport she had devoted her life to. Armed with a commitment to self-validation, she embarked on a new journey, leading her to a career in leadership coaching. Iris's story reminds us that it's never too late to embrace change and redefine ourselves. 
Women can do some shit, and they can do it from anywhere, at any time, in any place. - Iris Zimmerman
Meet Iris Zimmerman, an Olympian, performance coach, and a leading advocate for self-validation and embracing life transitions. Iris's journey from a young mixed-race athlete to a successful Olympian is proof that dedication and a strong sense of self are key ingredients to success. Following her Olympic career, Iris teamed up with her sister to create an inclusive fencing club that has cultivated a nurturing community for aspiring athletes. Now as a performance coach, Iris shares her expertise and encourages others to embrace change and overcome imposter syndrome, equipping them with the tools necessary to thrive both professionally and personally.
 
Iris Zimmermann 
Olympian | MBA | Stanford Alumna | Performance Coach | DISC Certified | ICF Certified
https://www.linkedin.com/in/iriszimmermann/
 
Website: www.monarch-leadership.com
Listen to Untrained Podcast

Thriving as a Parent and a Person: Nyeshia Gibson’s Mission to Help Moms in Crisis Part 2

Ep. 17 Are you a new parent struggling to find the balance between caring for your child and maintaining your own mental health? Have you been told to simply tough it out or suck it up, but still feel overwhelmed and alone?
It's time to prioritize your well-being and learn how to effectively support your family. In this episode, you'll discover the importance of self-care, community support, and practical strategies for addressing postpartum depression and preventing child abuse. Don't suffer in silence any longer – join us and break free from the stigma surrounding parental challenges.
Join Nyeshia Gibson as she overcomes savior syndrome and builds a supportive community for moms, all while navigating the high expectations and pressures of being a business owner and single mother.
Listen to Part One- The Story of Saving AJ here.
In this episode, you will be able to:
Realize the significance of mental health and self-care practices.
Understand the necessity of community support in child-rearing.
Discover valuable resources to aid struggling families.
Overcome the stigma around seeking assistance for parental challenges.
My special guest is Nyeshia Gibson
Nyeshia Gibson, a passionate entrepreneur and founder of Saving AJ Agency, is dedicated to providing support and resources for new parents navigating their mental health and self-care journey. With a background in childcare and a heart for helping families in crisis, Nyeshia has made it her mission to create a safe space for parents and their children to grow together. Her determination to make a difference in the lives of others has led to the creation of support groups, therapy sessions, and various programs designed to cater to the unique needs of each family. Nyeshia's personal experiences and genuine love for her work make her an inspiring and knowledgeable guest to discuss the importance of mental health and self-care for new parents.
The resources mentioned in this episode are:
Support Saving AJ by visiting https://savingaj.agency 
Join Sankofa Family Counseling's support circle for moms on Tuesdays from 5-7pm at Saving AJ's nursery.
Bring your kids to Saving AJ's monthly movie night on the second Saturday of each month from 6-9pm.
Sign up for Saving AJ's membership program for unlimited access to the nursery for 3 hours each day at a cost of $75 per month.
Connect with Bossy: Instagram: @BossyRoc Website: www.bossyroc.com
 
Thank you to our Sponsors:
 
Gallery Salon 4 Elton St, Rochester, NY 14607
 www.galleryhair.com (585) 271-8340
 
Salena's Mexican Restaurant at Village Gate
302 N Goodman St, Rochester, NY 14607 
 
Marshall Street Bar 81 Marshall St, Rochester, NY 14607
 
Other episodes you'll enjoy:
Saving AJ: Creating a Village of Support for Parents with Nyeshia Part 1
Black Women & Depression: Understanding Our Differences | Healthy Illness
Childcare Made Simple | a podcast by Marvelous Minds Academy
 

Saving AJ: Creating a Village of Support for Parents with Nyeshia Gibson

Ep. 16 Nyeshia Gibson's journey began with postpartum depression, but what she discovered on social media led to an unexpected twist that transformed her own home into a safe haven for parents in need. But that's not even the most surprising part of her story... stay tuned for Part 2 on May 29th. 
 
In this heart-wrenching episode, a single mother shares her struggle with postpartum depression and the importance of having a support system. As she creates a safe space for other moms, she realizes that she may never have received the help she needed if she hadn't spoken out. But just as she begins to make progress, COVID-19 hits, leaving her and other parents without access to childcare. Will she be able to continue her mission to create a village for struggling parents, or will the pandemic be too much to handle?
 
This is Nyeshia Gibson's story:
As Nyeshia continued to foster connections among parents through her non-profit Saving AJ, she found strength and healing through the process. With each shared story and piece of advice, the community around her grew stronger. Gradually, she began to see a positive change in not only her own mental health but in the lives of others as well. Now, Nyeshia is a loving advocate for parents who need support and understanding, ensuring that no one has to face their struggles alone. Her dedication to building a nurturing community for parents is a testament to the power of empathy and connection in overcoming life's challenges.
In this episode, you will be able to:
Identify essential aspects of mental health awareness.
Create a nurturing environment for struggling parents.
Examine the link between postpartum depression and the COVID-19 crisis.
Apply the power of faith and kindness in everyday life.
Initiate manageable steps toward self-improvement and achievement.
Accept the necessity of requesting support when needed.
Contribute to others as a means to achieve personal success.
 
Connect with Bossy: Instagram: @BossyRoc Website: www.bossyroc.com
 
Thank you to our Sponsors:
 
Gallery Salon 4 Elton St, Rochester, NY 14607
 www.galleryhair.com (585) 271-8340
 
Salena's Mexican Restaurant at Village Gate
302 N Goodman St, Rochester, NY 14607 
 
Marshall Street Bar 81 Marshall St, Rochester, NY 14607
 
Other episodes you'll enjoy:
Kelly Bush: Working through Trauma | Getting Real with Bossy
Heart of the Hustle Podcast| Turn Your Side Hustle into a Small Business 
Black Women & Depression: Understanding Our Differences | Healthy Illness
 
Theme Music: Do it by Infraction, Mellow Bop by Prigida 
You are the best by Cutesy Chamber Ensemble 
LoFi Beat
https://uppbeat.io/t/mountaineer/fly-away
 
Podcast produced and edited by JazzCast Pros
 
The resources mentioned in this episode are:
Visit Saving AJ website to learn more about the organization or make a donation. 
Join the Saving AJ call center to connect with other moms going through postpartum or mental health challenges.
Reach out to childcare counsel for assistance with finding childcare options for postpartum moms.
Consider seeking therapy or counseling for postpartum depression or other mental health concerns.
Take at least 3 hours a week for self-care and relaxation, even if that means dropping children off at a nursery or with a caregiver.

Benefits of Virtual Coworking Post-COVID with Merchon Hargrave

Ep. 15 Merchon Hargrave, owner of High Vibe Cowork, a virtual community for women entrepreneurs and creators, shares her journey of leaving her full-time job to focus on her business and how she conducts daily meetings to support her community. The conversation also touches on the benefits of virtual work and the challenges of making the transition to full-time entrepreneurship.
From starting off as an educator and coach to growing a small business alongside her father, High Vibe is the culmination of all these experiences to facilitate the cohorts and impact lives.  The core of High Vibe is that big dreams and small steps can transform your life. 
Merchon resides in Rush, NY with her daughter and husband, is an avid vegetable gardener, and loves a good leadership book or podcast.  
See her acting debut on this commercial. 
 
https://www.highvibecowork.com/
Instagram: @highvibecowork) 
(Be on the lookout for her to have her own book and/or podcast soon)
 
Connect with Bossy: Instagram: @BossyRoc Website: www.bossyroc.com
 
Thank you to our Sponsors:
 
Gallery Salon 4 Elton St, Rochester, NY 14607
 www.galleryhair.com (585) 271-8340
 
Salena's Mexican Restaurant at Village Gate
302 N Goodman St, Rochester, NY 14607 
 
Marshall Street Bar 81 Marshall St, Rochester, NY 14607
 
This episode is supported by Riverside.fm, the leading platform to record studio quality audio or video podcasts.
Visit Riverside.FM and use promo code JAZZYCAST to get 2 HOURS of FREE Remote recording and 15% off a membership plan.
 
Other episodes you'll enjoy:
The Story of Salena’s, Nox & RYCE with Kelly Metras | Getting Real with Bossy
Heart of the Hustle Podcast| Turn Your Side Hustle into a Small Business 
7 Journaling Strategies for Self-Improvement | Healthy Illness
 
Theme Music: Do it by Infraction, Mellow Bop by Prigida 
You are the best by Cutesy Chamber Ensemble 
LoFi Beat
https://uppbeat.io/t/mountaineer/fly-away
 
Podcast produced and edited by JazzCast Pros
 

The Story of Salena’s, Nox & RYCE with Kelly Metras

Ep. 14 Kelly Metras, co-owner of Salena’s Mexican Restaurant, Salena’s Taqueria, Nox, and co-founder of BOSSY, is someone that is pessimistically optimistic, believing that it is our job as local business owners to make our communities better. She believes that community engagement should be the primary focus of businesses, as we are only as strong as the community that we do business in; if our communities are failing to thrive, it is a direct reflection of the businesses surrounding them.
In 2014, Kelly created BOSSY with fellow entrepreneur Kelly Bush, in response to dealing with the complexities of working in a male dominated industry. The goal of BOSSY is to support and lift women business owners in their community, helping to make sure all voices are at the table.
In 2015, Kelly founded RYCE (Rochester Youth Culinary Experience) which developed and opened a full-service restaurant with a group of 12 high school students from a culinary program in the City of Rochester. The program was discontinued for many reasons, which she will gladly talk about if you ask, but the lessons learned, and the insight gained, remain a huge part of the growth plan for her current businesses.
Kelly’s belief in a community centered approach is reflected in all of her life choices. She is cautious and aware of how her money is recycled back into the local economy, and supports grassroots organizations in any way that she can, often through advertising dollars and partnerships. The focus of many of these partnerships is to assist those on the front lines lifting community members that are disproportionately affected by deep-seeded racist policies and practices.
Kelly's passion is to continue to meet new people doing amazing things, and to connect us all so that we can all thrive.
Connect with Bossy: Instagram: @BossyRocWebsite: www.bossyroc.com
 
Thank you to our Sponsors:
 
Salena's Mexican Restaurant at Village Gate
302 N Goodman St, Rochester, NY 14607 
 
Union Tavern 4565 Culver Rd, Rochester, NY 14622
Marshall Street Bar 81 Marshall St, Rochester, NY 14607
 
This episode is supported by Riverside.fm, the leading platform to record studio quality audio or video podcasts.
Visit Riverside.FM and use promo code JAZZYCAST to get 2 HOURS of FREE Remote recording and 15% off a membership plan.
 
Other episodes you'll enjoy:
Kelly Bush: Working through Trauma | Getting Real with Bossy
Heart of the Hustle | a new podcast by JazzCast Pros
Which Industries Thrive During a Recession? | Beauty Boss Millionaire
 
Music: Do it by Infraction, Mellow Bop by Prigida & You are the best by Cutesy Chamber Ensemble 
Produced by JazzCast Pros
 

Kelly Bush: Working through Trauma

Season 2 Episode 13 I'm sure you're thinking "It must be nice to be co-founder of Bossy ROC and owner of three businesses." But in this episode, you'll learn how Kelly Bush went from dreaming of a life of fame in the arts to running a bar; and how her ability to improv got her through tumultuous life events; both physically and emotionally. 
Kelly Bush never thought she would become a business owner, as she was sure she was going to be a performer. After watching the movie Dirty Dancing, Kelly was inspired to write a script for a new version of the movie with her as the lead.
She eventually went into business with her husband Don when they bought Marshall Street Bar and Grill. She also has a consulting business that helped other women navigate the pandemic.
As a childless wife and woman business owner, Kelly has experienced the challenge of being in spaces dominated by mompreneurs, but she has learned to fill her space with different things."If anyone out there is a business owner and not a mother, a woman business owner, it's something I've struggled with before because I felt like there was like two years where every bossy happy hour, like half of the time spent was talking about what it's like to manage your home with your children and your business. And I would just sit there and get smaller and smaller and like, I can't contribute here."
ABOUT THE INTERVIEWEE:
Kelly Bush is a multi-business owner in Rochester, NY. She and her husband, Don, co-own Marshall Street Bar and Grill and the Union Tavern. Kelly owns K & B Consulting and is the co-founder of BOSSY. 
Kelly graduated from college with a degree in technical theatre and design. It had been her dream since childhood to be on stage, on and behind the scenes. When she realized that the long hours and unpredictable schedule did not work for her or her anxiety. She left the professional theatre world and began her career as a Behavioral Specialist at a therapeutic, day treatment school. 
It was here that she became close with Kelly Metras, a casual friend that came on as a Special Ed Teacher. During their time there, the Kelly's became important and essential supports for each other, which continued on as they transitioned into small business owners. It was during this time that BOSSY was formed. 
Kelly has served as President of the local chapter of the NYS Restaurant Association and currently holds a board seat with the state association. She is an active board member of her neighborhood and business associations and spends her limited free time hanging with her husband (outside of work) and playing with her sweet pup, Lincoln.
 
Connect with Bossy: Instagram: @BossyRocWebsite: www.bossyroc.com
 
Thank you to our Sponsors:
 
Gallery Salon 4 Elton Street, Rochester, NY 14607 www.galleryhair.com
 
Salena's Mexican Restaurant at Village Gate
302 N Goodman St, Rochester, NY 14607 
 
Union Tavern 4565 Culver Rd, Rochester, NY 14622
 
This episode is supported by Riverside.fm, the leading platform to record studio quality audio or video podcasts.
Visit Riverside.FM and use promo code JAZZYCAST to get 2 HOURS of FREE Remote recording and 15% off a membership plan.
 
Other episodes you'll enjoy:
Megan Flanagan Mills: From CIA Analyst to Insurance Agency Owner
Better Relationships Come from Within: Self-Love and Forgiveness | Healthy Illness
Delegation is Your Friend | Beauty Boss Millionaire
 
Music: Do it by Infraction, Mellow Bop by Prigida & You are the best by Cutesy Chamber Ensemble 
Produced by JazzCast Pros
 

Megan Flanagan Mills: From CIA Analyst to Insurance Agency Owner

Ep. 12 Megan Flanagan Mills, a former CIA analyst turned independent insurance broker, faces a legal battle from her previous employer, putting her own future and her children's college funds at risk. Despite the traumatic experience, she still believes she did the right thing in leaving the company and learning to be more cautious and proactive in the future.
 
In this episode, you will learn the following:
1. What is the Risk of Leaving a Large Corporation to Start Your Own Business?
2. How Did Megan Flanagan Mills Overcome the Financial Losses from a Surprising Lawsuit?
3. How reimaging remodeling can lead to a new side business. 
 
Connect with Bossy: Instagram: @BossyRocWebsite: www.bossyroc.com
 
Thank you to our Sponsors:
 
Gallery Salon 4 Elton Street, Rochester, NY 14607 www.galleryhair.com
 
Salena's Mexican Restaurant at Village Gate
302 N Goodman St, Rochester, NY 14607 
 
Union Tavern 4565 Culver Rd, Rochester, NY 14622
 
This episode is supported by Riverside.fm, the leading platform to record studio quality audio or video podcasts.
Visit Riverside.FM and use promo code JAZZYCAST to get 2 HOURS of FREE Remote recording and 15% off a membership plan.
 
Other episodes you'll enjoy:
The Life-Changing Power of Personal Development with Jen Schwytzer
Startup Business Checklist Part 1 | Beauty Boss Millionaire
Better Relationships Come from Within: Self-Love and Forgiveness | Healthy Illness
 
ABOUT THE GUEST
Megan is the owner of the Flanagan Mills Agency, an independent insurance agency in Rochester NY.  Her agency specializes in helping individuals and small business owners develop the best insurance program for their needs.
Megan’s key strengths include relationship building, networking, and the ability to build trust and respect. She has worked in the insurance industry for 16 years in various capacities and opened her own agency in October 2015.
Megan is active in the local Rochester, NY, community, and she serves as the Program Committee Chair for the Rochester Women’s Network and is a member of the Irondequoit Business Chamber.  Megan finished her tenure as president of the Rochester Women’s Network in early 2021.
In 2017, Megan was the recipient of the Rochester Women’s Network Up & Coming Award. She has obtained several insurance industry awards and in 2016 was named a Women to Watch by the Democrat & Chronicle. 
Megan has a large family in upstate New York and currently lives in Rochester with her husband, Brady, daughter, Ada, and son, Jackson. 
Megan Flanagan Mills, Agency Owner
Flanagan Mills Insurance Agency AUTO - HOME - SMALL BUSINESS - LIFE
448 Titus Ave - Rochester, NY 14617
585-678-8008 (Office) Email megan@themillsagency.com