About the Show
How do you handle the unforeseeable in a way that’s completely under your control? Join us on Women Lead Radio as Jennifer “JJ” Jank, your host of Brain Power Up!, has a conversation with Camilla Bignell, Productivity Strategist & Relationship Builder of Biz Aid Solutions, on taking charge even when life is dealing out big surprises, so you can still stay productive and effective.
About Your Guest
Camilla Bignell is a seasoned leader and coach with 30-plus years of experience in successfully managing teams from 2 to over 50, across various virtual and physical organizations. A highly skilled Productivity Strategies and Relationships Builder, Camilla has a passion for helping service-based business owners and their close-knit teams. She has a deep understanding that business is more than just a job—it’s about creating exceptional experiences for clients, teams, and business owners alike. With her visionary perspective and talent for fostering unity, reframing, and optimizing focus and resources, Camilla has been instrumental in driving transformative change and momentum, cultivating a strong sense of family within the teams she works with to achieve lasting progress and success.
About Your Host
Jennifer “JJ” Jank is your host of Brain Power Up!, a show that helps women be more effective at work so they can reclaim their time and spend it with friends, family, and hobbies. JJ is the Chief Brain Hacker at Productivity Injection, which is dedicated to helping business owners create impact with their businesses, while still enjoying the good things in life outside of work. All of her work is based on neuroscience and the power of the human brain. She’s excited to keep learning, including from guests on her podcast.
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