Season 1: Episode 5: Do What Scares You with Anne Tammel
Anne Tammel joins Real Talk Real Growth to talk about leadership, innovation, and building meaningful community. From her early career in Silicon Valley to founding the OC CEO Collective and SoCal Women in Business, Anne shares how the advice to do what scares you shaped her path and continues to inspire the way she leads. She also gives insight into the vision behind the Global Women in Innovation Summit on April 16, 2026, at UCI Paul Merage School of Business. At the heart of this episode is a powerful reminder that courage can open doors and help you create the room you want to see.
Season 1: Episode 4: Skirts & Pants on Fire- Honoring Jerri Rosen’s Legacy with Sam Dawson
In this heartfelt episode of Real Talk, Real Growth, CEO Bonni Pomush sits down with author, speaker, facilitator of Sam’s Salons, founding member of Impact Giving, and one of Jerri’s dearest friends, Sam Dawson, to honor the life and legacy of Jerri Rosen, founder of Working Wardrobes. Together, they reflect on Jerri’s resilience, leadership, and unwavering belief in possibility—and the journey of completing her memoir, Skirts & Pants on Fire.
Help Us Earn District 73 Nonprofit Recognition
Working Wardrobes is honored to share that Assemblywoman Cottie Petrie-Norris is recognizing nonprofits making a meaningful difference across California’s District 73, and we would be proud to be considered. For more than 35 years, Working Wardrobes has helped individuals overcome barriers to employment through career readiness services,
Meet a ChangeMaker: Anna Villarreal
For almost 2 years, Anna Villarreal has been making a meaningful impact as a Career Navigator on Working Wardrobes’ Client Services team. In her role, Anna helps clients build workforce readiness skills, connect with resources, and take important steps toward self-sufficiency. What Anna loves most about her work is seeing
Volunteer Spotlight: TsunYa Mountford
TsunYa Mountford began volunteering with Working Wardrobes in August 2025 and since then she has shared her time, care, and creativity with Working Wardrobes in a variety of volunteer roles, including front desk volunteer, wardrobe assistant, and wardrobe stylist. No matter where she is serving, TsunYa brings a thoughtful presence





