What if the most reliable path to impact isn’t a grand gesture, but a habit? We sit down with Ann Canela to unpack how a childhood marked by strict rules and food insecurity forged an uncommon lens on giving, volunteering, and community. At 17, Ann left Northern California for New York City, learned to stand on her own, and eventually built a career at the intersection of philanthropy, corporate giving, and community partnerships. Her core insight is disarmingly simple: small actions, done co...
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What if the most reliable path to impact isn’t a grand gesture, but a habit? We sit down with Ann Canela to unpack how a childhood marked by strict rules and food insecurity forged an uncommon lens on giving, volunteering, and community. At 17, Ann left Northern California for New York City, learned to stand on her own, and eventually built a career at the intersection of philanthropy, corporate giving, and community partnerships. Her core insight is disarmingly simple: small actions, done co...
Logistics Expert: Balancing Professional Ambition & Personal Fulfillment
Let's Ride w/ Paul Estrada
49 minutes
6 months ago
Logistics Expert: Balancing Professional Ambition & Personal Fulfillment
What happens when you prioritize both career success and family fulfillment? Alyssa Coriel's journey offers a masterclass in modern work-life integration that defies conventional wisdom. Rising from an entry-level position to Vice President at a multi-billion dollar transportation company before turning 40, Alyssa could have followed the traditional executive path. Instead, she made the radical decision to relocate her family to Steamboat Springs, Colorado – a remote mountain town that...
Let's Ride w/ Paul Estrada
What if the most reliable path to impact isn’t a grand gesture, but a habit? We sit down with Ann Canela to unpack how a childhood marked by strict rules and food insecurity forged an uncommon lens on giving, volunteering, and community. At 17, Ann left Northern California for New York City, learned to stand on her own, and eventually built a career at the intersection of philanthropy, corporate giving, and community partnerships. Her core insight is disarmingly simple: small actions, done co...
