In this episode, Scott Becker honors Liz Hutson for her exceptional professionalism and impactful feedback, highlighting her journey from engineer to healthcare brand expert and public speaker.
Chapter 1: Who is Liz Hutson and why is she being honored?
This is Scott Becker with the Becker Private Equity and Business Podcast. Today's shout out of the day, and this will come out on Saturday, May 3rd, goes to Elizabeth Hudson. So Liz Hudson, who people might not know, is an engineer from the University of Illinois, turned consumer brand zealot in the healthcare sector, then built her own consulting firm,
Chapter 2: What journey did Liz Hutson take from engineering to public speaking?
I then became sort of a professional or maybe it's an advanced hobby, public speaker, but when speaking competitions all over the place. So here's why the shout out goes to Wiz Hudson. Wiz is one of the most constructive professional people that I know. You know, think about a concept today of rest, recover, repeat. Because the concept, it might be rest, reflect, repeat.
Chapter 3: What is the importance of rest and recovery in professional life?
But the concept is that just coming off a long week, you need to make sure, take some downtime, recover, relax. I've got to do a webinar this week coming up. So I did a practice of the webinar and sent it out to thousands and thousands of people that, you know, and a great deal listened to it.
But of course, Liz Hudson is the sole person that made the effort to take the 25 thoughts I put into the webinar and turn that into five different categories that made it a lot more effective and a lot smoother and a lot more right on. So today's shout out of the day, and this is just emblematic of the things that Liz does. So the shout out of the day goes to Liz Hudson, the founder of EGH.
Whenever we mention Liz Hudson, one of the greats of all time, We also try and mention Sarah Chaco, Sarah Abraham Chaco, who was the person who introduced me to Liz Hudson. And both these two people, Liz and Sarah, are two of the greatest professionals I've had the chance to work with in my 30 years of being a professional.
Yes, I know it's closer to 35, but let's just go with 30 to not show the age too much. Thank you for listening to the Becker Private Equity and Business Podcast. And thank you again. The shout out to Liz Hudson. The thank you to Sarah Chalko. Thank you so much. And Liz, thank you so much for being a regular guest on the Becker Private Equity and Business Podcast. Thank you very, very much.