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The Career Changers
Sweet Strategies for Upward Mobility and Sugar Reduction | Kash Rocheleau
If you feel stuck in your career, interested in upward mobility, and curious about clean-label sugar reduction, this episode is for you.
At the end, you will feel inspired, empowered, and equipped with practical tips to make impactful career changes and advance in your professional journey. You will learn:
- The importance of adaptability and resilience in career transitions
- How to build and leverage professional relationships for upward mobility and growth
- Insights into the clean-label sugar reduction movement and its significance
- Strategies for making a positive impact on health and wellness through the food industry
Meet our guest Kash Rocheleau, CEO of Icon Food.
Kash shares her journey from aspiring physical therapist to business management graduate, personal trainer, and finally, to leading a company focused on clean-label sugar reduction.
She discusses her career pivots, the importance of relationships in professional growth, the challenges and innovations in promoting healthier food alternatives, and the secrets of upward mobility.
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