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Listening List From: Deborah Streeter

AEM 334 - for 10/19 - Kate Jones
	Kate Jones Discusses Academic and Professional Background
		Kate Jone's story is similar to Julie McPeek (another guest speaker for class on 10/19, who also made the move from Proctor and Gamble to Provisor Marketing). This clip gives a brief outline of her education and career.
	Kate Jones Discusses Decision to Leave Procter & Gamble and Create Startup
		Again, as mentioned by Julie McPeek, the decision to leave P&G was a mutual decision by four partners that realized they had similar goals. This clip shows how this resulted in Provisor.
	Kate Jones Discusses Being an Entrepreneur
		Kate explains how personal obligations forced her, in a way, into being an entrepreneur, and how that identity has grown.
	Kate Jones Discusses Impact of Athletics On Personal and Professional Development
		In this clip, Kate explains how her participation in sports has taught her about leadership and helped her fit into the male-dominated business culture.
	Kate Jones Discusses Work-Life Balance and Gender Differences
		Kate believes that men and women are wired differently, and that gender differences still make a big difference in the work-life balance.
	Kate Jones Shares Thoughts on Femininity And Business
		In this clip, Kate shares a story in which her gender provided limitations in a coporate setting.