How They See Us

Building a Better Black Community in Indianapolis

Join us for another episode of How They See Us where we talk about how people are seen within the community. This episode features a conversation with Alice Watson, President of Indiana Black Expo.
 

What is Black Philanthropy?

Black Philanthropy is an act of love and a great way to give back to our community. Join us this month as philanthropy, diversity, equity and inclusion subject matter expert and Managing Principal of InExcelsis, Dr. Michael Twyman talks with Denise Herd about Black philanthropy, what it is and the importance of giving back to your community.
 

How to Overcome Imposter Syndrome

According to an article by the Human Resource Director, 90% of female employees suffer from Imposter Syndrome. On this month's episode of How They See Us, we unpack what Imposter Syndrome is and discuss how and why self-doubt permeates women's personal and professional lives.
 

What does Black History mean to You?

We are so much more than our trauma- and we’re tired of talking about it. Join Herd Strategies President Denise Herd, MBA in a candid conversation with Charlene J. Fletcher, Ph.D., and LaMar H. as they discuss Black History, what it is, and more importantly, what it is not. Learn about how researching and celebrating the past can help you play a part in reshaping the future Black narrative.
 

Unpacking the Health Disparities of Breast Feeding

Denise is joined by lactation counselor Lisa Diamond to discuss the challenges, benefits and health disparities in breastfeeding.

The State of Girls and Women in Indiana

Tune in to Episode 14 of How They See Us as our host, Denise Herd, is joined by Mackenzie Pickerrell, Executive Director of the Girl Coalition of Indiana, and Tamara Winfrey-Harris, President of the Women’s Fund of Central Indiana, for an in-depth discussion on the current state of Indiana girls and women. Together, they delve into the 2024 Indiana Girl Report findings and preview the upcoming Women’s Report, highlighting critical issues such as mental health, sexual violence, and systemic barriers to well-being.

What Do You Want to Be When You Grow Up?

In this episode, of How They See Us, host Denise Herd, president of Herd Strategies, discusses how education influences our career paths and future success. Whether aiming for higher education or entering the workforce, she emphasizes the critical role schooling plays in helping us achieve our goals.

The State of Black Entrepreneurs

Herd Strategies President Denise Herd sits down with Carolyn Mosby, the Interim President of the North Central Minority Supplier Development Council. Together, they dive deep into the state of Black businesses in 2024, exploring historical roots, current challenges and future opportunities. Tune in to this conversation as they share insights on what it will take for Black entrepreneurs to thrive, offering practical advice and a hopeful outlook.

Herd Strategies' Anniversary Special

In this special anniversary episode of How They See Us, we celebrate 13 years of Herd Strategies’ impactful journey in public relations. Join our President, Denise Herd, as she reflects on the firm’s growth, the challenges overcome, and the milestones achieved over the past decade. Moderated by Kierra Santillan, Herd Strategies' Account Executive, this episode delves into what drives the team, the lessons learned, and the vision for the future.
Denise also shares insightful tips for fellow entrepreneurs, especially Black business owners, on navigating the evolving landscape of PR and maintaining resilience in the face of adversity.

Unity in Diversity

Join Denise Herd, President of Herd Strategies, as she hosts a timely discussion on the importance of rejecting violence and fostering harmonious discourse.
Tune in as Denise explores how to maintain harmony and respect despite differing views in our country, and provides strategies for fostering constructive dialogue and empathy in political conversations.