About this episode

Vee interviews Elizabeth Strong about her work in community leadership and personal empowerment.

In this episode of Vee the People, Vee sits down with Elizabeth Strong for an inspiring and empowering conversation about leadership, community, and building the life you envision for yourself. Elizabeth shares what it’s like serving as the Latina Affairs Commissioner for Governor Josh Shapiro, and the work she does behind the scenes to support local communities — especially when it comes to helping small business owners access the resources they need to grow and succeed. She talks about collaborating with local representatives, advocating for real change, and making sure voices in her community are heard. Beyond her work in government, Elizabeth opens up about manifesting a life she’s proud of — the mindset, intention, and belief it takes to create something meaningful on your own terms. She also reflects on a truly unforgettable moment: the honor of meeting and introducing Vice President Kamala Harris at her final rally the night before the election — a full-circle experience that speaks to how far she’s come. It’s a motivating, down-to-earth conversation about purpose, representation, and stepping into your power — only on Vee the People.

People in this episode

Host: Vee

Guest: Elizabeth Strong

Topics covered

• leadership
• community
• small business
• advocacy
• representation

Keywords

• Latina Affairs Commissioner
• Governor Josh Shapiro
• Vice President Kamala Harris
• manifesting
• purpose

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