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Power of the W

Power of the W

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 Based in Rock Island, Illinois, YWCA Quad Cities has been working to empower families and women in our community for over 100 years. The ”W” in our name is more than just a letter in the YWCA acronym, it’s our whole purpose. The Power of the W Podcast aims to inspire, educate, and celebrate women from diverse backgrounds, sharing their stories, experiences, and insights to empower listeners in various aspects of their lives. The podcast will cover a wide range of topics, including personal development, career success, health and wellness, entrepreneurship, and societal issues impacting women. Visit www.ywcaqc.org for more information about YWCA Quad Cities.Copyright 2025 All rights reserved.
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  • Power of the W - Finding your Happy Place

    Power of the W - Finding your Happy Place
    May 1 2025

    In the first-ever episode of The Power of the W, we sit down with YWCA Quad Cities President & CEO Julie Larson.

    Julie is one of the largest serving non-profit CEO's in the Quad City Area. She left her career in the corporate world for the non-profit world and hasn't looked back. In this episode, she talks about balancing career and home life, navigating male-dominated spaces, and answering that age-old question, "Can women really have it all?"

    You can find this podcast on all your favorite streaming platforms. Don't forget to hit subscribe, leave a review, and share this episode with a friend!

    Host: Jenna Panicucci

    Guest: Julie Larson

    Producer: Jenna Panicucci
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    23 mins

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