Kathleen Waters's guest appearances

Kathleen Waters

PA BOOKS on PCN

DaVita Leadership Insights

Donald Trump

David Smith

Benjamin Franklin

Ben Franklin

Betsy Ross

Mark Epstein

James Buchanan

Donald Miller

Walter Isaacson

Richard Bell

Alexander Hamilton

Erica Wagner

Mark Oppenheimer

Dick Allen

Tim Palmer

OwlTail

LEAD

Listen to stories shared by Kathleen Waters, DaVita’s Chief Legal Officer, about growing up with a working mother, succeeding in a male-dominated profession, and her “tricks of the trade” as a working mom herself. She shares why it is so important to have different perspectives around the table, whether that table is an interview panel or a weekly team meeting, as well as practical tips for how to make others feel like they are connected and belong. Her one tip, for both men and women, is to not be afraid to lean into relationships! Invite your teammates, regardless of gender, to coffee or lunch, so that you can build relationships that can strengthen your team and positively impact your career.      Like what you heard in this episode? Rate us on iTunes or your favorite podcast app! HOSTED BY: Grace Berman and Doug Miller, Senior Directors, Wisdom For DaVita teammates, please visit to learn more about our guests and hosts, and listen to our other episodes.   Share your thoughts and comments about our podcast here: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/DLIPodcastEval Have an idea about a topic you want to hear in 2020, or a mini-insight? Share it with us here: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/DLITopicIdeas

Listen to stories shared by Kathleen Waters, DaVita’s Chief Legal Officer, about growing up with a working mother, succeeding in a male-dominated profession, and her “tricks of the trade” as a working mom herself. She shares why it is so important to have different perspectives around the table, whether that table is an interview panel or a weekly team meeting, as well as practical tips for how to make others feel like they are connected and belong. Her one tip, for both men and women, is to not be afraid to lean into relationships! Invite your teammates, regardless of gender, to coffee or lunch, so that you can build relationships that can strengthen your team and positively impact your career. Like what you heard in this episode? Rate us on iTunes or your favorite podcast app! HOSTED BY: Grace Berman and Doug Miller, Senior Directors, Wisdom For DaVita teammates, please visit to learn more about our guests and hosts, and listen to our other episodes. Share your thoughts and comments about our podcast here: <a href="https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/DLIPodcastEval" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/DLIPodcastEval</a> Have an idea about a topic you want to hear in 2020, or a mini-insight? Share it with us here: <a href="https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/DLITopicIdeas" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/DLITopicIdeas</a>

Episode 55: How to Lead Belonging for Women Leaders with Kathleen Waters

Kathleen Waters Sander

Historian Kathleen Waters Sander tells the story of B&amp;O Railroad President John W. Garrett and the B&amp;O's plan to build a rail line from Baltimore over the Allegheny Mountains to the Ohio River. The B&amp;O's success ignited "railroad fever" and helped to catapult railroading to America's most influential industry in the nineteenth century. After the Civil War, John W. Garrett became one of the first of the famed Gilded Age tycoons, rising to unimagined power and wealth. Sander explores how—when he was not fighting fierce railroad wars with competitors—Garrett steered the B&amp;O into highly successful entrepreneurial endeavors, quadrupling track mileage to reach important commercial markets, jumpstarting Baltimore's moribund postwar economy, and constructing lavish hotels in Western Maryland to open tourism in the region. Kathleen Waters Sander teaches history at the University of Maryland University College. She is the author of "The Business of Charity: The Woman's Exchange Movement, 1832–1900" and "Mary Elizabeth Garrett: Society and Philanthropy in the Gilded Age." Description courtesy of Johns Hopkins University Press.

Historian Kathleen Waters Sander tells the story of B&amp;O Railroad President John W. Garrett and the B&amp;O's plan to build a rail line from Baltimore over the Allegheny Mountains to the Ohio River. The B&amp;O's success ignited "railroad fever" and helped to catapult railroading to America's most influential industry in the nineteenth century. After the Civil War, John W. Garrett became one of the first of the famed Gilded Age tycoons, rising to unimagined power and wealth. Sander explores how—when he was not fighting fierce railroad wars with competitors—Garrett steered the B&amp;O into highly successful entrepreneurial endeavors, quadrupling track mileage to reach important commercial markets, jumpstarting Baltimore's moribund postwar economy, and constructing lavish hotels in Western Maryland to open tourism in the region. Kathleen Waters Sander teaches history at the University of Maryland University College. She is the author of "The Business of Charity: The Woman's Exchange Movement, 1832–1900" and "Mary Elizabeth Garrett: Society and Philanthropy in the Gilded Age." Description courtesy of Johns Hopkins University Press.

"John W. Garrett and the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad" with Kathleen Waters Sander