Hey there, listeners. I'm Catherine Midschew, CEO and founder of The Muse. Now, I'm not the voice you usually hear on Hang Up and Listen, but I'm here to tell you about a new podcast I host. It's called Let's Workflow It and it's produced by Service Now in partnership with Slate Studios. On Let's Workflow It, we're really trying to pull back the curtain on how businesses

today are driving transformation and growth and finally putting these clunky, outdated workplace

systems to rest. The episode you're about to hear features Sint Marshall, the CEO of the Dallas

Mavericks, and the NBA's first black woman CEO. In this episode, Sint dives into how

her brand of people first leadership transformed the Mavericks culture, and she also sheds

light on how empathy and technology can help us stay connected and enhance shared experiences.

If you like what you hear, you can find Let's Workflow at on Apple Podcasts or wherever you listen.

We hope you enjoy.

This paid podcast is produced by Slate Studios and Service Now.

All uses of trademarks or brands are not meant to convey sponsorship or affiliation of this podcast.

My favorite quote is people don't care how much you know until they know how much you care.

It is about people and caring for people.

That's how we get stuff done.

I really, really believe that.

Hey, everybody.

From Service Now, this is Let's Workflow It, a podcast about the workflow revolution.

I'm Catherine Minchu, founder and CEO of The Muse.

And I'm Alan Marks, chief marketing officer of Service Now.

In every episode, we're going to pull back the curtain on how businesses today are driving

transformation and growth with digital workflows.

It's obvious that everything about the way we work is changing, but we're noticing some really

interesting contrasts. For example, we live in an age when so much arrives at the press of a button,

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