Bloomberg Industry Group

Poo-poo-plata-doo.

Jim Hofta, the Gateway Pundit, has this one and Bloomberg Tax has it too.

Google co-founder Sergey Brin has now put $102 million into fighting California's Proposition 40.

What's that, you may ask? Prop 40 is a one-time 5% tax on the entire net worth of about 200 California billionaires.

And then maybe, you know, another week later it's another change.

And I've applied that everywhere from how I've run leadership team meetings, to how I've approached marketing planning, to how I've approached, you know, naming at a company like Bloomberg Industry Group and, and thinking about just all of the, uh, opinions and things like that that matter and are critical.

And so to me it is, it is really, you know, how do you design a journey where every step of change, you know, they feel it, they may not love it, but it, it feels like a digestible move forward, and then all of a sudden you look back, you know, the, the past six months and you can point to some massive moves that you've made for the business.

Not, doesn't work for everybody, but that is, I think, an approach that I, that I've used again and again.

We are recording live at the Women, Influence, and Power in Law Conference taking place in Nashville.

And joining us now is Tanya Wilson, Director of Customer Success at Bloomberg Industry Group.

Tanya, welcome to Legal Speak.

Thank you.

Because you spend so much time at work.

According to the Bureau of National Affairs-

[laughs]

... you're way more likely to meet your future spouse at work than at school or at bars or at a party or just around the neighborhood.