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Sasha Mitchell living in Bangkok, Thailand, but grew up in London. He stared in the creative industries, as one side of his family are architects and the other side are musicians. This inspired him to study music production, which allowed him to enjoy the intersection of tech and creativity. During his time in film tech, he discovered the blockchain and started his journey into this industry. Outside of tech, he enjoys snowboarding, skateboarding, and of course - music and film. Being in the space for a long time, Sasha has been witnessing what he describes as the drop in the value of currency, by manipulation. He wanted to see decentralized, smart contracts create a smart economy - as part of a new internet. This is the creation story of BeL2 . Sponsors Permit CacheFly ClearQuery Kiteworks Links https://bel2.org/ https://elastos.info/ https://www.linkedin.com/in/sashmitchell/ Checkout our episode stacks on Stacklist! https://stacks.codestory.co/ Hosted by Noah Labhart | Technical Founder & Startup Mentor. Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brands Privacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

Link to Part 1 In Part 2 of this episode, we learn more about Sasha’s new platform, Work Sis, and she gives us some practical advice on advocating for yourself in the work space. Follow Sasha on Social Instagram: sasha2fierce4u Facebook: Sasha Christianne Website Recommended resources: Professional: LinkedIn (& LinkedIn Premium) Personal: Therapy ABOUT THE PODCAST Corporate Creative was established to highlight the intersections between employment and entrepreneurship. We exist to: Build a community of like-minded professionals committed to making an impact both inside and outside of work, Redefine success by emphasizing self-exploration, and Educate and empower individuals to use their passion and skills to grow their brands and businesses. Join the Tribe! Follow us on social media @ CorporateCreativePod Interested in financial and career tips? Subscribe to Personal Finance Fridays jadeihendricks.com SUBSCRIBE & REVIEW Don’t miss an episode! Subscribe on Soundcloud & iTunes Enjoying the podcast show? Leave a review on iTunes. The more reviews, the greater our reach. Go to “Ratings and Reviews” > “Write a Review” and let us know why you love the show. Thank you! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/corporatecreativepod/support

Sasha Mitchell, Strategy Manager with Unilever, is also a blogger and new founder of Work Sis , a career coaching platform for Black women in Corporate America. In Part 1 of this episode, we talk about building your career as a person of color in Corporate and how she’s been able to navigate various career successes and failures and leverage the opportunities to help other women climb the corporate ladder as well. Follow Sasha on Social Instagram: sasha2fierce4u Facebook: Sasha Christianne Website Recommended resources: Professional: LinkedIn (& LinkedIn Premium) Personal: Therapy ABOUT THE PODCAST Corporate Creative was established to highlight the intersections between employment and entrepreneurship. We exist to: Build a community of like-minded professionals committed to making an impact both inside and outside of work, Redefine success by emphasizing self-exploration, and Educate and empower individuals to use their passion and skills to grow their brands and businesses. Join the Tribe! Follow us on social media @ CorporateCreativePod Interested in financial and career tips? Subscribe to Personal Finance Fridays jadeihendricks.com SUBSCRIBE & REVIEW Don’t miss an episode! Subscribe on Soundcloud & iTunes Enjoying the podcast show? Leave a review on iTunes. The more reviews, the greater our reach. Go to “Ratings and Reviews” > “Write a Review” and let us know why you love the show. Thank you! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/corporatecreativepod/support

You researched your family back to the county where they were living right after enslavement; located white people in the community with the same surnames and found wills associated with their family. In addition, you may also (or instead) utilize DNA information to lead you to a specific family that held enslaved people. You have done the work of finding records of people and sometimes families linked to a place or maybe two places in time but there is no centralized or searchable place for us to leave those records for others. This discussion will focus on: • Records that are kept at the County level • Why enslaved people may use the surnames of the seller, buyer, the grantors or the grantees or another name altogether • Finding enslaved people that may be sold across the county or state lines • Searching for a family member that may have been split up Sasha Mitchell is a family and community historian, former chair of African American Heritage for Asheville & Buncombe County, NC. Researching for over 30 years. A mother of 3 sons, age 22, 20 & 17, a former foster mom, a seamstress, miniaturist, and budding woodworker. She works as Operations Manager at Dogwood Alliance, a non-profit devoted to protecting the forests of the South. She loves genealogy research for its power to connect people to history, to places in time, and to communities. And at a time when DNA is exposing connections between white and black families that have long been hidden, family history is helping people to heal and build connections. Opening Music: Sweet Mellow Spice by AK Alexander Productions Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/ancestor-s-footprints-with-bernice-alexander-bennett--6436157/support . You can find Ancestor’s Footprints on Spreaker.com, Apple Podcasts, iHeart, Amazon Music, and many other platforms. Be sure to subscribe so you never miss an episode.