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Oct 2, 2026
478: Audra Dinell and The Thread's new direction
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13:20Kirk SeminoffHOST
Talk more about what you're going to do next with the alums who have had connections with the thread after their cohorts, but it sounds like it's going to be a much thicker connection now.

Audra DinellGUEST
Well, I was thinking back to when we made this announcement that, hey, we're going to evolve our model and cohort 12 is going to be the final cohort for now.

Audra DinellGUEST
I happened to be attending the Global Leadership Summit when that Business Journal article came out after we'd shared with our community, and people were really coming up to me and wanting to know what the sentiment was.

Audra DinellGUEST
There has also been some sadness because anytime a chapter comes to an end, cohort model, not the thread, you know, you look back and think, oh, what a good chapter.
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19:20Kirk SeminoffHOST
Did you notice through five, six years of cohorts that what these women professionals needed at that point changed over that time? Or has it stayed pretty consistent?