In this episode, Chantel Williams shares her background as a military brat and transition from logistics to finance. 

Chantel's involvement with the Junior League of Houston is a testament to her commitment to community service. As the outside board representative for The Rose, she offers a unique perspective, highlighting the invaluable opportunity for Junior League members to serve on nonprofit boards and make a tangible impact.

With raw honesty, Chantel opens up about her personal experience with breast cancer, underscoring the importance of advocating for oneself.

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Key Questions Answered 

1.) In what ways does moving around as a military brat and experiencing different cultures shape her perspective and adaptability?

2.) How does being involved in organizations like the Junior League provide leadership skills and opportunities to make a positive impact in the community?

3.) Why is it important to advocate for oneself in healthcare is crucial, especially when it comes to early detection and prevention of diseases like breast cancer.

4.) How did Chantel’s role in the Junior League inspire her work with The Rose

Timestamped Overview

00:00 Background and Moving Around

02:04 Career Path and Starting AFP Group

07:30 Joining the Junior League of Houston

09:21 Being the Outside Board Representative for The Rose

13:36 Personal Experience with Breast Cancer

24:17 Impact of Junior League Membership

26:48 Learning from The Rose

31:36 Importance of Junior League and The Rose