In a riveting TEDx talk, Jill Osur shares the groundbreaking story of Sue Dyer, who, against all odds, saved $1 billion and rebuilt a community after the 1989 Loma Prieta Earthquake in the San Francisco Bay Area. Through this story, Jill introduces “Full Capacity Thinking,” a revolutionary approach to leadership that integrates the head, heart, and gut. Discover how leveraging all three brains can lead to well-balanced, integrity-aligned outcomes and why traditional intellect-based leadership is no longer sufficient. Drawing from personal experience and scientific insights, Jill challenges us to reimagine leadership, make conscious and intentional decisions, and foster inclusive and innovative business cultures. Join Jill on a transformative journey to unlock the full potential of leadership and create lasting impact in today’s complex world. Watch now and start your journey to reimagine leadership! Former UC Berkeley softball player, Jill Osur, draws on her athletics to hone her leadership style and overcome obstacles. Elevating women and inspiring change have guided her career—first as a political fundraiser, then Special Olympics, and now, as an Entrepreneur. In 2020, she founded Teneral Cellars, a company on a mission to reshape the wine industry to reflect its largest customer, women! She acquired property for Teneral with 26-acres of vineyard, production winery, tasting room, and 5-star hotel Grand Reserve Inn, in the Amador wine region. Jill’s a Tory Burch Fellow, member of the Gov’s Entrepreneurship & Economic Mobility Taskforce, Women Presidents’ Organization, and an advisory board member for Enterprising Women. Accolades include: WPO’s Adrienne Hall Award for Breaking Down Barriers; Stevie Award for Best Female Entrepreneur; Leader Award from Leadership CA; NAWBO OWL Award; and 2023 Honoree as 100 Women to KNOW in America. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://ift.tt/r1OSo0t
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