Boldline: The podcast bringing bold conversations with influential leaders
Tuned into any good podcast lately? CareerSource Central Florida has a bold podcast just for you. If you are curious about how AI is changing the future of work or want to learn more about booming industries in Central Florida, or maybe even discover how our region’s leaders got to where they are today, you should tune in to Boldline, a podcast by CareerSource Central Florida, hosted by Pam Nabors, the president and CEO.
During the episodes of Boldline, listeners will discover fascinating conversations with Central Florida’s most influential leaders and experts while learning more about their history, journey and insights. During candid and real conversations, Nabors and podcast guests take on key discussions around talent strategies, career development, market trends, new technologies and innovative practices shaping the workforce and industries in our region.
Whether you are an organizational leader, an HR and talent strategist, a policymaker, a career counselor, or an individual employee navigating the workforce, Boldline has something for you.
This season we have welcomed Bryan Orr, co-owner of Kalos Services; Jason Chepenik, senior vice president of retirement and wealth at OneDigital; Chris Kuselias, impact investor and founder of Ocean Crest Ventures; Casandra Matej, president and CEO of Visit Orlando; Tanisha Nunn Gary, president and CEO of the African American Chamber of Commerce of Central Florida; and John Crossman, founder and president of Crossmarc Services.
Join Habors and Central Florida experts for valuable insights and conversations. You can find Boldline on Apple Podcasts, Spotify or the CareerSource Central Florida website to listen to our latest episodes. Stay tuned for more upcoming episodes.
CareerSource Central Florida (CSCF) services include screening and hiring talent, employee training and education, paid internships and no cost skills training and education programs. In fiscal year 2023-2024, CSCF served more than 46,000 career seekers and 4,078 businesses. It has placed more than 6,400 individuals in jobs and helped advance skills for more than 1,864 career seekers across Orange, Osceola, Seminole, Lake and Sumter counties.
