Welcome back to "Doing Well by Doing Good," the podcast where we explore the intersection of success and social impact. In this episode, we have the pleasure to chat with Tracey Hawkins, The Safety Lady.

Tracey is a dedicated safety and security professional who has extended her message fom the real estate trenches to becoming a national safety educator and advocate.

Tracey is determined to change the conversation, breaking the pattern of complacency and making safety an attractive and integral element throughout the public and private sector, and some of the most vulnerable population, the elderly.

Tracey has sought to inspire and educate by demonstrating that foresight in safety isn't just a moral necessity, but also a strategic advantage.

QUESTIONS / DISCUSSION POINTS

1. Tracey's passion for safety and security
2. The evolution of her career from real estate to safety and security.
3. Her core audiences: real estate professionals, corporate clients, and individuals like senior citizens 
4. Safety Training and Education
5. The rise of Artificial Intelligence in Real Estate and General Security
6. Connection with Coni Meyers and the Be Prepared. Be Ready Non-profit
7. Tracey's upcoming projects and focus areas
8. Tracy’s workshop for teaching kids how to use AI safely

LEARN MORE

To learn more about Travey and her work, visit her Linktree page at https://linktr.ee/TraceytheSafetyLady

To learn more about the Be Prepared Be Ready nonprofit, and the Kits4Kids Initiative, visit their website athttps://www.BePreparedBeReady.org, or on these social sites:

Facebook
Instagram
YouTube
Networking on Owwll

To learn more about Howard Fox, visit his website at https://foxcoaching.com

KEYWORDS

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