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A senior leader in our organization recently stood in front of 100 colleagues and gave a high-impact presentation focused on driving organizational change. She was composed, commanding, and effective. But as she walked off the stage, she confided that she was suffering through a hot flash the entire time.
That moment was striking. Not because it revealed a weakness, but because it exposed an opportunity in our workplace landscape.
Dr. Natasha Parekh is senior vice president of clinical services at Marathon Health, where she leads clinical strategy and operations to support high-quality, whole-person primary care across diverse … Read full bio
Colleen is a native of Rhode Island and moved to Charlotte, North Carolina in 2018. She has a Bachelor of Science degree in Exercise Science and a Master of Science degree in Nutrition and Health … Read full bio
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