# Nicole Welch

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HR Should Be a Partner, Not the Police with Nicole Welch

When Nicole Welch first began her career in HR, she never imagined she’d one day be representing healthcare before legislators, leading in an organization with nearly 2,000 employees, or serving as Chief Human Resources Officer of Foundation Health Partners, an independent health system that didn’t…

Christmas Leadership Huddle Remix

Ummm, tomorrow is Christmas. Perhaps you’re listening to this while you are finishing up your Christmas shopping, but it’s more likely you’re hearing this just after the holiday because why wouldn’t you be listening to Christmas music while you finish your shopping? In this Leadership Huddle remix …

How to Own Your Voice & Navigate Power Dynamics in Male-Dominated Spaces | Tanya Spencer

What if the way you communicate your leadership is the very thing holding your career back? In this kickoff to The Execution Series: Power, Pivot & Purpose, host Deneen L. Garrett is chatting with Tanya Spencer — speaker, founder of FCK Being Stuck Coaching, and the self-proclaimed Master of "Ba…

Opening Doors: How to Navigate High-Stakes Career Pivots in Media & Production | Nicole Welch

What if the most powerful story you ever tell isn't the one on the screen — but the one you coordinate behind the scenes? In this installment of The Execution Series: Power, Pivot & Purpose, host Deneen L. Garrett is chatting with Nicole Welch — seasoned Production Manager, Television Academy me…

The Purpose Catalyst: Leadership, Risk & Resilience with Dr. Connie Y. Bell

What if the most powerful thing you can bring to the boardroom is exactly what they told you to leave at the door? In this installment of The Execution Series: Power, Pivot & Purpose, host Deneen L. Garrett is chatting with Dr. Connie Y. Bell — transformational executive leader, doctoral mentor,…

Week 19 | Monday | The Inherited Verdict: Deputy Jeffrey Vaughn Mitchell

Thank you Brenda Jorgensen, Tracy, and many others for tuning into my live video! Join me for my next live video in the app. 🎙️ Episode Overview Deputy Jeffrey Vaughn Mitchell, 38, was shot and killed with his own service weapon during a traffic stop at approximately 3:30 a.m. on October 27, 2006, …

Week 19 | Tuesday | The Assumption Stack: Deputy Jeffrey Vaughn Mitchell

Thank you Emily Dill, Brenda Jorgensen, and many others for tuning into my live video! Join me for my next live video in the app. 🎙️ Episode Overview Today’s episode lays out the six load-bearing assumptions underneath the Mitchell case’s dominant theory — that Deputy Mitchell interrupted the disp…

Week 19 | Thursday | The Four Category Map: Deputy Jeffrey Vaughn Mitchell

🎙️ Episode Overview Today sorts every fact in the Mitchell case into four categories: Known, Don’t Know, Can’t Know Anymore, and Will Never Know. The exercise shows that the “Known” column is largely descriptive — what happened, where, and to whom — while the single fact that would resolve the case…

Week 19 | Wednesday | System Stress Test: Deputy Jeffrey Vaughn Mitchell

🎙️ Episode Overview Today’s episode presses each of Tuesday’s six assumptions against the available evidence, in order of structural importance. Assumptions one (same actor at both scenes) and five (single offender) largely hold as reasonable inference. Assumptions three (a composed, deliberate dis…

Week 19 | Friday | The After Action: Deputy Jeffrey Vaughn Mitchell

🎙️ Episode Overview The week closes with the methodology finding, the case’s live investigative doors, and the central question the case forces. The finding: a coincidence, however compelling, is not a chain of custody — and this case’s twenty-year theory rests on a manner-of-death classification f…