We made it— 300 episodes of This Is Woman’s Work ! And we’re marking this milestone by giving you something that could seriously change the game in your business or career: the skill of pitching yourself effectively. Whether you’re dreaming of being a podcast guest, landing a speaking gig, signing a client, or just asking for what you want with confidence—you’re already pitching yourself, every day. But are you doing it well? In this milestone episode, Nicole breaks down exactly how to pitch yourself to be a podcast guest … and actually hear “yes.” With hundreds of pitches landing in her inbox each month, she shares what makes a guest stand out (or get deleted), the biggest mistakes people make, and why podcast guesting is still one of the most powerful ways to grow your reach, authority, and influence. In This Episode, We Cover: ✅ Why we all need to pitch ourselves—and how to do it without feeling gross ✅ The step-by-step process for landing guest spots on podcasts (and more) ✅ A breakdown of the 3 podcast levels: Practice, Peer, and A-List—and how to approach each ✅ The must-haves of a successful podcast pitch (including real examples) ✅ How to craft a pitch that gets read, gets remembered, and gets results Whether you’re new to pitching or want to level up your game, this episode gives you the exact strategy Nicole and her team use to land guest spots on dozens of podcasts every year. Because your voice deserves to be heard. And the world needs what only you can bring. 🎁 Get the FREE Podcast Pitch Checklist + Additional Information on your Practice Group, Peer Group, and A-List Group Strategies: https://nicolekalil.com/podcast 📥 Download The Podcast Pitch Checklist Here Related Podcast Episodes: Shameless and Strategic: How to Brag About Yourself with Tiffany Houser | 298 How To Write & Publish A Book with Michelle Savage | 279 How To Land Your TED Talk and Skyrocket Your Personal Brand with Ashley Stahl | 250 Share the Love: If you found this episode insightful, please share it with a friend, tag us on social media, and leave a review on your favorite podcast platform! 🔗 Subscribe & Review: Apple Podcasts | Spotify | Amazon Music…
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What if work sites could have a ready-to-use, high quality, and cost-effective office in just a few days? In this episode of Built Modular, host Michelle Dawn Mooney engages with Lynette Wooten, a seasoned transactional Sales Representative at BOXX Modular covering the dynamic territory of South Carolina, Georgia, Florida, and Alabama. Referencing her day-to-day supplying general contractors and large-scale construction projects, Lynette sheds light on the flexibility, environmental benefits, and time-efficiency of mobile offices. From debunking misconceptions about modular construction to discussing the convenient relocation process, Lynette delivers crucial insights about mobile offices and their ability to enhance operational efficiency on project sites. Lynette explores how choosing modular can streamline the process of your interior planning using her own hands-on experience. She discusses how she helps clients fully furnish their work spaces with all the necessary elements needed for a productive workspace, including kitchens, office furniture, and more, depending on the client's unique requirements. If you're considering a mobile office trailer for your business' needs, Lynette concludes by exploring how you can get started. The process of acquiring a mobile office begins with an inquiry on the BOXX Modular website, where you can quickly and directly start interacting with a local sales rep, like Lynette, in your region. The result is an efficient delivery and setup process, taking only a few days for standard units.…
1 2024 Year in Review and 2025 Trends: Insights from Tom Hardiman, Executive Director of the Modular Building Institute 26:26
In a comprehensive interview on the "Built Modular" podcast, Tom Hardiman, the Executive Director of the Modular Building Institute, joined host Michelle Dawn Mooney for an in-depth analysis of the state of modular construction in 2024 and the trends that could shape the industry in 2025. Tom shed light on the remarkable growth of modular construction. He highlighted the industry's tripling market share over the last seven years and the strong demand from different sectors. He emphasized the substantial increase in modular construction use in healthcare, education, and housing—sectors pushed by a skills shortage in the construction industry and the critical need for affordable housing. Looking ahead, Tom predicts increased production of modular buildings in various segments, including hospitality, education, healthcare, and especially multifamily homes. With the illustrious benefits of modular construction—speed, efficiency, and sustainability—he believes it's an invaluable tool to mitigate the housing shortage issue. Despite its glowing potential, the modular construction industry has challenges to overcome. Regulatory barriers and outdated construction ideologies are among the major hurdles. Nevertheless, the reward looks promising—a brighter, more sustainable future marked by reduced construction waste and increased building efficiency. Tom envisions this future as attainable, especially if governments and builders fully embrace the potential of off-site and modular constructions. He sees it as an opportunity to streamline construction processes, spur regional economic growth, and provide affordable, quality housing.…
1 Modular Design for Corporate Agility: Gerry Mecca on Exploring Modular Design in Corporate Strategy and Innovation 25:20
In our latest episode, Gerry Mecca shares invaluable insights into the world of modular design within corporate settings. Drawing from his rich background at Dr. Pepper, Ingram Micro, Keurig, and Tropicana, Mecca provides a comprehensive overview of the transformative potential of modular design. Mecca explores the rapid establishment of operations within large corporations facilitated by modular design. He illustrates this concept with real-world examples from his experiences at Dr. Pepper and Ingram Micro. He underscores the importance of strategic planning and partnerships in anticipating an organization's future needs. His insights, rooted in both tech and corporate management, shed light on the critical role these elements play in driving corporate agility and innovation. The conversation delves into tech innovations, which Mecca attributes to modular design principles, as well as the sustainability benefits of choosing modular. Mecca highlights how its emphasis on reuse and adaptability fosters sustainability, suggesting diverse applications in construction, stadiums, and municipal infrastructure. Overall, Gerry Mecca’s insights offer a compelling blueprint for corporations seeking to leverage modular design as a catalyst for agility, innovation, and sustainability in today’s dynamic business landscape.…
1 Leading with Purpose: Sabrina Fiorellino on Entrepreneurship, Empowerment, and Environmental Impact 19:35
In this inspiring episode, we delve into the journey of Sabrina Fiorellino, a dynamic entrepreneur who seamlessly transitioned from launching her first business at just 18 to becoming a legal expert, and then returning to entrepreneurship to found Fero International Inc. Sabrina shares her unique challenges and triumphs of starting a new venture amidst the COVID-19 pandemic, from navigating funding shortages to overcoming the hurdles of being a female entrepreneur in a male-dominated field. Driven by personal experiences during the pandemic, Sabrina set out to globally revolutionize healthcare infrastructure. She introduces us to innovative modular construction solutions, including an "ICU in a box," designed to address critical healthcare needs swiftly and effectively. Throughout the episode, Sabrina reflects on her vision for the future of modular manufacturing in healthcare, her commitment to social impact, and her ongoing efforts to empower women in the industry. Join us as we explore how Sabrina leads with purpose, aiming to create a lasting environmental impact and championing empowerment through innovation.…
In a landscape increasingly defined by technological advancement and sustainability, the architectural realm stands on the cusp of a revolution, prominently marked by the advent and growth of modular innovation. This installment of Built Modular, presented by BOXX Modular, delves into the transformative potential of modular architecture and its implications for the future. Host Michelle Dawn Moody welcomes Paul Doherty, President and CEO of The Digit Group (TDG), for a compelling exploration into the intersection of architecture, technology, and modular design. The episode kicks off with an insightful discussion on the evolving architectural landscape, where Doherty shares his unique journey in the field. The focus then shifts to the core of today's conversation: the emergence of modular solutions as a beacon of innovation in addressing architectural challenges from conceptualization to execution. Doherty emphasizes the integration of technology to forge smarter cities and more inspiring urban experiences. The conversation navigates through the complexities of digital transformation in architecture, spotlighting the necessity of reimagining traditional processes to accommodate the digital assets and gaming engines shaping modern design and construction. A significant portion of the episode is dedicated to discussing the environmental and sustainable merits of modular design. Doherty champions the paradigm shift towards viewing buildings as computers, proposing a future where architecture not only coexists with but thrives on digital innovation for sustainability and efficiency. The dialogue culminates with a visionary outlook on the role of modular construction in fostering environmental responsibility and design excellence. Doherty calls upon the architectural community to lead the transition towards a more sustainable and technologically integrated future, underscoring the importance of unlearning conventional methods in favor of embracing modular solutions. "Built Modular" with Michelle Dawn Moody and guest Paul Doherty offers a deep dive into the potential of modular architecture to redefine the industry, promising an enlightening journey for enthusiasts and professionals keen on the future of sustainable and innovative construction. For those intrigued by the evolution of modular construction and its role in shaping tomorrow's architectural landscapes, visit boxxmodular.com for further information and insights.…
BOXX Modular’s Charles Landry, Branch Manager for Atlantic Canada, and Ray Girouard, the Senior Business Development Lead at Black Diamond Group, discuss Boxx’s expansion in Moncton, Atlantic Canada, to increase construction innovation in the modular space.
The Heart and Stroke Foundation is committed to helping and treating those affected by heart disease and strokes. In a recent episode of Built Modular, Gabrielle Bejarano sat down with Samantha Berscht, the Director of Health Policy and Systems Division, to discuss the importance of stroke awareness.…
Plant turnarounds are an essential process that should not be overlooked and should be performed regularly to preserve the lifespan of a plant. It can increase the overall production performance, improve product quality, reduce unit downtime, and drastically reduce the plant’s operating cost. It typically takes place twice a year (in the spring and fall) and may span a few weeks, months, or even years, depending on the line of work and how efficient the process is. In another episode of Built Modular by BOXX Modular , host Gabrielle Bejarano chatted with Errick Small, a BOXX Sales Representative, about plant turnaround and how BOXX Modular can use their expertise to provide a safe and efficient modular solution. They discussed: Meaning of plant turnaround and challenges this necessary process presents. What sets BOXX apart in making the process an easier one? The timeline for getting your new building project done. As mentioned by Errick, “We are providing temporary modular buildings that can be used in a variety of different functions such as office space, launch room space for craft workers, washroom facilities, laundry facilities, and we are able to rapidly deploy this equipment in a safe and economic setup for the client.”…
Although natural disasters are not a daily occurrence for everyone, an event such as a hurricane, tornado, earthquake, or fire is a situation that it’s important to be prepared for. MPA Systems modular construction by BOXX Modular is set up to quickly and efficiently provide secure buildings in the event of a disaster. Host Tyler Kern spoke with David Strong, Branch Manager at MPA Systems, about the unique use-case of their modular buildings during disaster recovery. As a fifty-year-old company, MPA Systems has a plethora of experience in its pocket and now designs, builds, and delivers modular financial institutions, “…to lease, to sell, as well as our product offering in the disaster recovery environment,” said Strong. MPA Systems focuses on building financial institutions which can be delivered and set up in less than 72 hours throughout the United States. Strong noted, “all financial institutions are required to have some sort of disaster recovery plan or business continuity plan.” While this can include an advertisement for another branch nearby, the financial institutions must offer an environment for their customers to continue to operate. “What we offer for that is we have an annual program, similar to insurance, but they pay us an annual fee that in case they have a natural disaster…we get them a building with all the equipment up and running in less than 72 hours,” Strong explained. These buildings are unconventional from typical modular frames. They are designed specifically with financial institutions in mind and often include a bullet-resistant teller window, a deal drawer, a night depository, and a receiving safe. All of which allow for walk-in and drive-through customers. Given the lack of functional utilities in disaster zones, MPA Systems also offers a power generator, computers, and satellite connectivity. Strong emphasized, “So, it’s truly a deliver on-site plug and play.”…
The process of procurement is often a lengthy, confusing, and full-time job. To help ease this process, TIPS-USA acts as a cooperative to help net procurement. Jensen Mabe, VP of Sales for TIPS-USA, sat down with host Tyler Kern to discuss the cooperative purchasing process and how they remain a nationally leading co-op in that space. Formed in 2002, TIPS helps make purchasing personal. In cooperative purchasing, Mabe said, “We put out category IDIQ contracts where vendors respond and go through a reward process.” Not only does this take the burden off the public agencies, but Mabe emphasized, it allows entities to jump straight to the table of negotiating pricing, saving both time and money. Free to public agencies, membership with TIPS assures that you are receiving quality vendors at great prices. Membership, Mabe said, is easy to join via an online membership form or inter-local agreement/board resolution form to complete. The process is fast and easy and helps serve industry sectors such as education, government, and non-profit. TIPS-USA works with BOXX Modular to establish prices ready to go. Mabe stated that building these permanent and portable modular buildings receives two parts in the process, procurement prior to work and JOC. With 12 program managers located across the nation available to work with vendors and members, TIPS managers assist in case BOXX, or other vendors, outsell their contracts, and helps ensure pricing is reviewed and compliant with the contract. With the myriad of protective measures, Mabe emphasized that TIPS acts as “a helping hand” in the job-order contracting process. All TIPS employees are active and engaged with their clients and Mabe emphasized the personal aspect of care, “If you pick up the phone and call TIPS it’s not a voice messaging system that you get.” Working with BOXX Modular, and the growth that has come for TIPS following this partnership, has helped TIPS continue growing, Mabe said. TIPS helps save time and money while providing access to quality vendors with a vast degree of transparency. To learn more information about TIPS-USA, visit www.tips-usa.com.…
Mark Meyers, General Manager of Marketing Services at Vanguard Modular, joined host Daniel Litwin for a deep dive into the world of modular construction with a focus on designing, developing and delivering the individual modules that make up a complete building solution. From the decisions that impact the quality and feasibility of a modular building to the strategies that work best for specific industries, Meyers and Litwin left no stone unturned. For starters, what are the main differences between a modular building process and traditional construction? “I would say the primary difference of modular versus conventional construction is that the buildings are constructed in sections in manufacturing facilities that may not be anywhere near the end construction site,” Meyers said. “Once these modules are constructed, then they’re delivered to the site, they’re put together, and they form a very similar building to a conventional structure.” As for similarities, Meyers said both processes share a commonality with the types of materials used in construction. “The building materials, whether it be wood or steel or concrete, even the finishes, the windows, the doors, plumbing, fixtures; they’re all very much similar, if not the same, in both.” And, while a customer may turn to modular construction for time and cost considerations, Meyers said that doesn’t reduce quality. “Our base spec is not going to provide you with something that’s going to fall apart in a year. That’s not the way that we operate. We make sure that our base spec supplies the quality that any customer requires. But there are always upgrades that can be put into any building.” www.VanguardModular.com…
The idea of using modular materials for quick construction dates back centuries. On this episode of Built Modular, host Daniel Litwin welcomes Carl Bennett, General Manager of Contract Services for Vanguard Modular for an in-depth discussion of the history of modular construction and how it’s evolved in the modern era. Carl Bennet has been in the business for 50 years and is one of the original members of the Modular Building Institute, a legacy organization of dealers, manufacturers, installers, and other industry professionals. Commercial modular, prefabricated, or relocatable construction has historical examples from ancient Rome to covered wagons and premade houses for British colonies. The modern era of modular construction took off in the early 20th Century and was largely driven by residential housing. In the WWII era companies used relocatable construction to house workers, putting towns up almost overnight. From these origins, modular construction has boomed over the last fifty years, expanding from residential units into commercial buildings like offices, laboratories, and schools. These market forces brought enhancements and innovations to the typical modular building offerings. Engineers and architects began to see the opportunities and pushed the industry forward. “Just about anything you could envision construction-wise was now transitioning from site-built conventional to modular,” Bennet said.…
Manufacturers around the world are searching for ways to lower costs, add efficiency and produce more consistent parts the first time – and digital twins might be the ideal solution. The creation of a digital twin to a real-world part allows for effective digital twin modeling that empowers manufacturers to, in a virtual space, see how each process in the manufacturing chain will impact parts or how a part will perform in the physical world before a significant investment is made in producing that part at scale. That process brings benefits to a variety of industries, including modular construction. On this episode of Built Modular from Vanguard , host Daniel Litwin invited Nathan Yorgey, President of North America Operations at CyberTwin , to share his insights and give listeners a better idea of exactly how digital twins are elevating the way the world approaches manufacturing. “Sometimes, it’s almost scary how accurately artificial intelligence can predict what’s going to happen in the real world better than humans,” Yorgey said. “[Add virtual reality and augmented reality], and you now have an entire ecosphere of technology at your disposal to take the physical world, virtualize it, and then be able to run scenarios, run models, or, more importantly, just expose your connected sensor data on top of that virtual model for a host of use cases.” In modular construction, digital twin modeling has been used to understand what finished spaces are going to look like, envision a part’s journey through the manufacturing process, and more.…
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