In this episode of What the Heck is Happening in HR?, Kelley sits down with longtime friend and powerhouse leader Mary Stockwell. Mary shares her inspiring journey from being the first woman in a global procurement leadership role to launching her own successful business. With deep roots in a family of trailblazing women, Mary opens up about how curiosity, resilience, and a love for problem-solving fueled her many career pivots—from manufacturing to pharmaceuticals to entrepreneurship. Whether you're navigating a career change or dreaming of starting your own business, Mary’s insights on transferable skills, leadership evolution, and self-awareness are sure to inspire.
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