Sue Williams
- Username: thestoryexchange
- PRX Member
- Role: Producer/Reporter: Independent
Recent Pieces from Sue Williams
Ep. 22: Horse Business
(13:33)
From: The Story Exchange
Chelsea Harden's horses create magical spaces where kids with special needs can connect and learn. Hear how she manages the unusual business assets at the core of The ...
Ep. 10: Off the Slopes and Into the Wine Shop
(10:06)
From: The Story Exchange
For Anne Dowling, a former member of the U.S. Ski Team, successful entrepreneurship means having the flexibility to live a life she loves.
Cleaning Up Our E-Waste Mess - Traci Phillips - Ep 09
(14:00)
From: The Story Exchange
How Native American roots inspired Traci Phillips to turn an environmental mission to stop toxic electronic waste into a successful business.
A Free Spirit Gets Hard-Nosed About Business - Kristine Jones - Ep 08
(13:45)
From: The Story Exchange
Kristine Jones started a business on a whim in an obscure, cutthroat industry. Then she got serious about building a strong company.
The Honest Pet Food Jackpot – Lucy Postins – Ep 07
(20:49)
From: The Story Exchange
This San Diego entrepreneur turned “human-grade” pet food into a multimillion dollar business.
Feeding the Ambitions of Female Chefs – Jody Adams, Ana Sortun – Ep 06
(21:30)
From: The Story Exchange
Hear how two Boston chefs overcame bias to rise the ranks — and what they learned along the way.
How Good Ideas Become Good Businesses - Kimberly Crupi Dobbins - Ep 05
(19:15)
From: The Story Exchange
How one woman turned a corporate sabbatical and kitchen dream into a snack company and new career.
Succeeding as a Woman in Tech - Shaan Kandawalla, Melody McCloskey, Amy Sheng - Ep 04
(28:52)
From: The Story Exchange
If there were more women in tech, would women enjoy better tech products? We look for answers through three women who are succeeding in the tech industry with innovations ...
The ‘Rain Woman’ Behind a Digital Detective Agency - Alison Chung - Ep 03
(22:32)
From: The Story Exchange
The Chicago businesswoman parlayed a phenomenal gift for numbers into a successful computer-forensics firm called TeamWerks.
