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When Lindsay Oglesby’s dad told her to get a job the day after her 16th birthday, she had no idea the experience would shape her approach to life, leadership, and service. In this episode, she joins Bonni Pomush for an honest conversation about the journey from her first paycheck to founding a company grounded in clarity, compassion, and impact. Lyndsay reflects on navigating complexity—for herself and others—and shares candid insights on balancing mindset, motherhood, and meaningful work. If you’ve ever questioned your path, this episode is your reminder: start where you are, ask for help, and keep going.

In this episode of Rebuilding Careers, CEO Bonni Pomush is joined by Chris Porsena , alumni of Working Wardrobes Board of Directors, for a powerful and personal conversation about ambition, identity, and what it really means to start over. After becoming the youngest person to make partner at Accenture—and the fastest to reach senior partner, all before age 40—Chris is now in the midst of rebuilding his career with renewed purpose. He shares reflections on growing up in Haiti, navigating cultural shifts, overcoming imposter syndrome, and the importance of financial literacy and community. Whether you're reimagining your own path or searching for the courage to pivot, this episode is a compelling reminder that success isn’t linear—and you don’t have to go it alone.

In this powerful episode of Rebuilding Careers, CEO Bonni Pomush sits down with Melvin Price—musician, worship leader, and former Working Wardrobes client—for an unforgettable conversation about transformation, faith, and the true meaning of success. Melvin shares how a chance encounter on Pine Avenue led to his first job—and how decades later, after experiencing profound loss, incarceration, and healing, he’s redefining success on his own terms. His story is a testament to resilience and the ripple effect of kindness.