Junctional Thinking

Tech CEO Nolan Rollins and journalist Curtis Bunn join host Pierre Vigilance for a conversation about the current situation with COVID19, the ongoing systemic abuses impacting Black lives in America, the future of work, and the widening workforce divide. Powered and distributed by Simplecast.

Junctional Thinking as a podcast turns one this week, and in the immortal words of the incomparable Dave Chappelle, "It's a celebration!" I am joined by three former guests, Kerriann Peart, Daniel Beer, and Travis Waldron for the conversation that happens when you put me in the room with a public health professional, a social impact connector, and a politics/culture journalist with the topic "post-pandemic life". This is Junctional Thinking turning one. Thank you for supporting the movement! Powered and distributed by Simplecast.

Dr. Lisa Fitzpatrick is an infectious disease physician and a medical epidemiologist who spent time in the CDC's Epidemiology Intelligence Service investigating disease outbreaks domestically in the United States and abroad. Her company, She founded Grapevine Health to address health literacy and patient engagement challenges with the voice of patients at the center of equation. On this episode of Junctional Thinking her insight into community health and outbreak tracking is invaluable as we talk about the COVID19 pandemic, community trust, information management, and what we need to do as this pandemic evolves. Powered and distributed by Simplecast.

International Women's Day is a global day to celebrate the achievements of women, and we wanted to extend the celebration to this episode of the podcast for a conversation with two pioneering women who live life at the junction of consulting & entrepreneurship. Nawreen Khan, and Jennie Nwokoye are Senior Consultants at Deloitte working in the healthcare (provider focus), and systems engineering practices respectively. They join us to share the paths they took to consulting, and the work they do with their respective entrepreneurial ventures where they get to combine their personalities and passions in uniquely impactful ways. Powered and distributed by Simplecast.

Former Hill-staffer, Okey Enyia (CEO and Founder of Enyia Strategies) and Durham, North Carolina-based independent management consultant Ramon Llamas join me for a great conversation about the upcoming Presidential election the day after "Super Tuesday", how the coronavirus is impacting people and policy-making processes. We then discuss the need to define terms carefully when communicating at the intersection of different sectors; the importance of being diverse in the spaces where we immerse ourselves to gain knowledge and insight; the art of health policy framing; social determinants of health; and impact investing as a place where more public health practitioners need to become fluent. Powered and distributed by Simplecast.