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“schedules, to not commute, and they take care of their health in ways they never were previously. Employees didn't have to wait until the weekend to take half days or to see their dentist, their physician, or anybody els...”

“Absolutely. I think the biggest thing, and I'll take an example from early on in my career, it was benefits was just benefits. It was medical, dental, vision. You all had maybe 1 or 2 options for employees, and that was...”

“Absolutely. Thanks for having me. I'm excited to be here. So I work as the head of talent management at New York Life, and I've been in my role just over 2 years. The journey has been a mix of always being in the people...”

“kept on working between DuPont and Axalta for 24 years. I had an opportunity to work for 1 year in a company, life science related. And then I had the opportunity to be headhunted by a very good person that brought me to...”

“Tina, as a leader in talent management, how do you balance maintaining New York Life's very established culture while still bringing in fresh perspectives and driving transformation and innovation within the organization...”

“successes, and often about challenges. And I think it really helps employees connect at a personal level with the organization's purpose and our values. I think it's about feeling much more relatable, fostering a much de...”

“Yeah, it's a, it's great to be with you. I would say that my career journey has been one that's been dynamic and changing. I started out my career at GE and worked at GE for nearly 20 years in a variety of different posi...”

“to work at the top of their license. And the intake and all the medical assistant work that people had to do in the past were now taken over by the medical assistants that we trained and we hired and developed. And so ob...”

“is a Christian religion, at the core of it is literally God's love and the openness and what that means. I think specifically with Trinity, given its history, where it's located, the people that we serve, We serve everyo...”

“became a business intelligence analyst. And then I was working, you know, as a business intelligence analyst for the financial controller at Deloitte. And that's kind of where I got a bit of a taste for analytics and peo...”

“of that social isolation. If I look at the aggregated data from customers, that also revealed that same kind of trend line. You also saw that coming through in overall care costs. One of the things we had to do is get a...”

“organization. It's how are we as people, how are we serving the community? So if you don't know, Trinity is an Episcopal church, so we are a religious institution, and just the way we see things is a little different. We...”