Aug 10, 2020
Mary Ann Pierce
Website: https://mapdigital.com/
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Mary Ann Pierce is Founder & CEO of MAP Digital, Inc. For over 20 years Mary Ann has fused the digital space to global investment banking conferences and built MetaMeetings, a live and virtual event platform as a service. She is the co-founder of the Equality Moonshot which support women-run STEM businesses solving the UN Sustainability Development Goals 2030, a sponsor of The Global Summit of Women, and an advisor to WATCH Media, a multi-channel program by Gen Z and young millennials advocating an equitable and sustainable post COVID-19 world. All of MAP Digital pro bono accounts run on our MetaMeetings platform.
She serves on the Board of Digital Irish and was an advisor for the MIT Enterprise Forum NYC and Inspirefest in Dublin. She taught digital event design at New York University and has been a speaker at many prestigious event industry and social good conferences including Ideagen UN Empowering Women & Girls 2030 Summit. She has a background in the performing and visual arts with The Walnut Street Theatre in Philadelphia, MoMA PS1, Queens Council on the Arts, and the Atlantic Theater Company. MAP Digital is certified by the Women’s Business Enterprise National Conference.
In this episode, we discuss:
- Owning your intellectual property
- Being purposeful and responsible for yourself
- Practicing articulating your worth
- Overcoming fear to succeed
- Divine intervention
- What disruption in the market looks like
- How disruption leads to opportunity
- Saying “yes” and figure things out
- Why you never say “no” to a client
- The value of continual business evolution
- When the worst thing that ever happened becomes the best thing
- Taking the opportunity to connect
- The recipe for success
- The future of work