Have you ever wondered if it's too late to start over? In this episode of Grownish Women, Holly sits down with Hollie Geitner, APR, a communications strategist with nearly 30 years of experience, to talk about her midlife career change at fifty. After leading communications through utility crises, shaping messaging for regional economic development, and counseling executives across healthcare, energy, manufacturing, and the nonprofit sector, Hollie walked away from her corporate title to start her own firm, Anchored Voice Consulting.
This is a conversation about corporate burnout, career reinvention, and what it actually feels like to lose the "corporate shield" of a title after two decades. Hollie shares why she believes reputation and network outlast any title, how she learned to trust the timing of her own life, and what she wishes someone had taught her about boundaries earlier in her career.
If you're a woman in the messy middle of a career pivot, questioning whether it's too late to bet on yourself, or just quietly exhausted in a job that no longer fits, this episode is for you.
In this episode, we talk about:
The moment staying in corporate America felt riskier than leaving it
What it's like to lose your professional identity after 25 years in one field
Why reputation and network outlast any job title
Trusting the timing of your life, even when it doesn't make sense on paper
Boundaries, burnout, and building something that's actually yours
Advice for women in their 20s and 30s navigating the early years of their careers
About Hollie Geitner: Hollie Geitner, APR, is the founder of Anchored Voice Consulting, LLC, helping organizations and leaders find their voice and tell stories that actually land. Learn more about her work at anchoredvoice.com.
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