Host Vikita Poindexter welcomes Victor Griego, President of WELL, for an inspiring conversation about leadership, water equity, and community impact. Together, they discuss the importance of developing leaders, addressing systemic challenges through education, balancing immediate crises with long-term solutions, and empowering communities to advocate for meaningful change. Victor also shares personal experiences that shaped his leadership philosophy, emphasizing service, relationships, accountability, and building a legacy rooted in equity and compassion.

In this insightful episode of Leading with Grace, Grit, and Greatness, host Vikitta Poindexter sits down with Todd Thomas, Founder and CEO of Woodchuck AI, bestselling author of Hyperscale, and a recognized thought leader in artificial intelligence, sustainability, and energy innovation. Together, they explore how emerging technologies are reshaping industries, driving energy demand, and creating new opportunities for sustainable growth.

Todd shares how Woodchuck AI is revolutionizing waste management by using AI-powered image recognition to divert construction waste from landfills, recover valuable materials, and convert resources into renewable energy. The conversation highlights the importance of leadership in navigating technological change, adopting AI responsibly, and rethinking waste as a source of value rather than a burden.

In this inspiring episode of Leading with Grace, Grit, and Greatness, host Vikita Poindexter sits down with Juan Guevara, CEO of NOW Media, Emmy-Nominated Technology Expert, and International Technology Journalist, for a powerful conversation about leadership, entrepreneurship, technology, and personal purpose.

Drawing from more than two decades of experience in technology, media, cybersecurity, and business, Juan shares how leaders can use technology as a force for empowerment rather than division. He discusses the impact of social media on society, the importance of clarity and service-driven leadership, and why true success comes from focusing on purpose rather than profit.