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What does bold leadership look like in the face of uncertainty, failure, and change?
In this episode of the Why STEM Podcast, Frannie Matthews, tech executive, former CEO of the Colorado Technology Association, and educator, shares powerful lessons on leading through crisis, embracing failure, and trusting a beginner’s mindset.
From navigating an undiagnosed learning difference to rising through the ranks of IBM and leading during the pandemic, Frannie’s story is packed with truth, strategy, and resilience for leaders at every level.
In this episode, you’ll learn:
✅ Why doing nothing is often the riskiest decision
✅ How Frannie overcame the limits of suspected dyslexia and self-doubt
✅ The value of foundational learning in the age of AI
✅ How her hospitality background shaped her tech career
✅ What bold leadership looks like — even when you’re afraid
✅ Practical advice for women in STEM and emerging leaders
Who is this episode for?
→ Emerging leaders in tech and education
→ High school/college students considering STEM careers
→ Women navigating leadership roles
→ Educators, mentors, and decision-makers shaping the future of STEM
✅ Subscribe to the Why STEM Podcast — new episodes every Wednesday
✅ Partner with us: [email protected]
✅ Follow us on YouTube: Why STEM Podcast
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