Uniting forces to tackle poverty, with Kathryn Firmin-Sellers
In a world where the disparity between different socioeconomic classes is increasing, organizations like United Way of Greater Charlotte play a critical role in forging paths toward greater economic m...
29 Apr 202528min
Strengths and strains in Charlotte's economy, with economist Mark Vitner
In a time of economic turbulence and market volatility, understanding where things stand—and where they’re headed—feels more important than ever.In this episode of The Charlotte Ledger Podcast, Ledger...
18 Apr 202514min
The art of aging well, with Jennifer Szakaly of Caregiving Corner
Aging is a stage of life that many of us are either confronting personally or experiencing through the eyes of loved ones. Discussing it can be uncomfortable and overwhelming, especially when there is...
17 Apr 20251h
Building a sustainability program, with Esther Moberly of Coke Consolidated
April has been dubbed as “sustainability month,” and sustainability and environmental impact initiatives have become increasingly more important for businesses — especially for bottling companies like...
11 Apr 202526min
Workplace Trends, Part 3: Retaining and developing your employees
Engaged and motivated employees are more likely to stay and grow. In this third and final installment of the “Trends in the Workplace 2025” series, experts share the secret sauce to retaining talent a...
4 Apr 202546min
Workplace Trends, Part 2: Rethinking your hiring strategy
What do recruiters and hiring managers think candidates want? What do job seekers actually need? Rethinking your hiring strategy could be the key to long-term success. In this second installation of t...
4 Apr 202548min
Workplace Trends, Part 1: What’s coming in 2025?
Workforce trends for 2025 are taking shape — from AI and automation to evolving employee expectations and hybrid work models. In this kickoff of the “Trends in the Workplace 2025” series, experts brea...
4 Apr 202553min
Building up tomorrow's leaders, with Courtnie Coble
Growing up, Courtie Coble’s Saturdays were filled with day trips to Charlotte. Her mother, a self-made entrepreneur who never went to college, would load Coble and her siblings into the car and take t...
28 Mars 202531min
