Pass The Mic Podcast

Don’t Ask for Permission

Embracing the unknown can change your career. Delphine Hernoux, Chief Client Transformation Officer at Omnicom Media, shares her experience. This episode features Delphi

If You Can Fake It, You Can Do It

The best career moves often happen before you feel ready. Megan Pagliuca, Chief Product Officer at Omnicom Media Group North America, explains why. This episode features

Find Work that Energizes You

What if work energized every part of your life? Yes, it really is possible. Shelley Smit, CEO at Omnicom Media Canada talks about building a career you really love. This

Curiosity Fuels Growth

Growth starts with saying yes before you have all the answers. Sofia Colantropo, Chief Growth & Marketing Officer at Omnicom Media, shares why taking the leap pays off.

Community Creates Change

Community lifts us all. Melissa Wisehart, Chief Client Solutions Officer, North America at Omnicom Media, shares why collaboration creates lasting change. This episode f

Building Better Together

Mentorship matters. Dawn Reese, President, Omnicom Media Content Collective, and Jessica Klein, Head of Content & Entertainment, discuss honest feedback and paying it for

Be Bold and Fearless

Growth sometimes arrives disguised as a challenge. Jill Schnitt, President of Outdoor Media Group, shares why it's worth saying yes anyway. This episode features: Jill S

Confidence Comes Prepared

Confidence isn't always the loudest voice. Renee Marquardt, EVP of Business Operations at Omnicom Media, shares why preparation is the real superpower. This episode feat

The Mentorship Ripple Effect

Make an impact. Jill Kregel, Head of Partnerships & Investment at Omnicom Media Health and Katie O’Reilly, Senior Manager, Programmatic Media at Pfizer, discuss mentorshi

Give Yourself Grace

Great leaders don’t shine alone. Ellen Griffin, Global Brand President at OMD, shares how empathy, authenticity, and honest feedback help your career grow. This episode

Power Looks Good on You

Confidence, instinct, and connection. These three assets are what female leaders rely on to give them power. This episode is all about reflections of confidence and how t

Real Recognizes Real

Leadership isn’t about the spotlight. It’s about the small, consistent moments that make people feel valued, heard, and respected. This episode features: Marissa Dacay,

The Network Effect

Networking, the art of meeting others, and building lasting connections in a professional setting is a vital tool to have in your career toolbelt. We explore the importan

We, Not Me

A good leader is one who not only recognizes the strength within themselves, but the strengths of their teams, as well. We explore what it means to build connections and

Moving on from the Myth of "Having it all," with Maria Tullin

Ambition, identity, family, self-care—can we really “have it all” without burning out? Let’s explore what balance truly means and how redefining success starts on your ow

Embrace the Beauty of Growth and Change, with Jessica Henrichs

From first steps to dream jobs, change shapes us. Learn how to navigate growth, take risks, and embrace the lessons that come from leaving your comfort zone. This episod

Finding Your Passion, with Micheline Grace Lewis

Finding your passion isn’t always an “aha” moment—it’s a journey. Let’s explore passion and how to make your work feel meaningful over time. This episode features: Miche

Redefining Work-Life Balance, with Katie Klein

As life and roles shift, work-life balance can feel like a moving target. Learn how to navigate ambition and life’s shifting tides—on your own terms. This episode featur

The Art of Advocating for Yourself, with Nancy Hall

Advocating for yourself can be tough—especially without the title or authority. Learn how to use your voice and communicate with confidence. This episode features: Nancy

Growing Through Change, with Colleen Canty

Change is inevitable. From new jobs to new cities, growth can challenge and reward us. Let’s unpack the lessons, beauty, and triumphs of taking a chance on yourself. Thi