Episodi

  • Why You Should Delegate Before You Feel Ready
    Oct 20 2026

    The best time to delegate often arrives before it feels like the right time.

    In this episode of Her Table, Her Rules, Juliet Peters goes solo to make the case for delegating and hiring before you feel ready. Setting the financial side aside for most of the conversation, she focuses on the mental blocks that keep business owners doing everything themselves, and the lessons she learned from waiting too long to grow her team.

    Juliet admits she held off on hiring for far too long, including a firm belief that bringing on another lawyer wouldn't pay off. Her very first hire, though, came before her very first client. Knowing that doing the books was never her strong suit, she brought on a bookkeeper to keep her financials pristine while she focused on bringing in business. She opens up about launching Framework Legal with no clients, no plan B, and a family relying on her, why she wouldn't recommend that level of stress to everyone, and how it pushed her far outside her comfort zone. Her time, she realized, was better spent meeting people for coffee and building her network than filling in QuickBooks.

    From there, Juliet gets into the real work of delegation. It takes effort and time, and the instinct to step in and do it yourself never fully disappears, even with a business that has been running in some form since 2011. She shares why teaching people how to fish beats doing the work for them, how she has learned to depersonalize employee behavior, and why setting clear expectations means allowing people to change, grow, and sometimes leave. Drawing on her years at the attorney general's office, she explains why waiting too long to let go of the wrong person costs you your best people first, and why delegation always comes with accountability.

    Tune in to Why You Should Delegate Before You Feel Ready and consider which task on your plate is ready for someone else's hands, even before you feel sure.

    Juliet Peters, founder of Framework Legal, brings a wealth of experience to her legal career. She worked first as a television news journalist and later transitioned into law. She earned her JD Cum Laude from ASU in 1998 and began as a civil litigator specializing in complex commercial disputes. Juliet has also served as Division Chief Counsel for the Child and Family Protection Division of the Attorney General's Office, overseeing a team of 380 lawyers and staff statewide. In her role as Vice President and In-House Counsel for a large Phoenix ice cream franchisor, she collaborated closely with various business departments, including Human Relations, Real Estate, and Marketing, while advising C-suite executives on crisis management and strategic initiatives. Her diverse background gives her a unique perspective on the day-to-day challenges businesses face.

    Website: https://www.frameworklegal.com/
    LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/juliet-peters/
    Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/juliet.petersmoomey
    Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jrpetersaz/
    https://www.instagram.com/frameworklegalpllc?igsh=ZTQwYm1qNzdva2pn
    X: https://x.com/frameworklegal

    Mostra di più Mostra meno
    12 min
  • Holistic Healing Beyond The Prescription with Dr. Mona Amini
    Oct 13 2026
    Real healing begins when care treats the whole person, not just the diagnosis. In this episode of Her Table, Her Rules, Juliet Peters is joined by Dr. Mona Amini, a board-certified psychiatrist and founder of Mon'Vie Mind Wellness®, for a conversation about holistic psychiatry, why medication alone rarely tells the full story, and what it looks like to build a practice around the mind and body together. Dr. Amini traces her path to psychiatry back to a childhood love of literature and Greek mythology, where every story turned out to be about human behavior. She was one of the rare students who entered medical school knowing exactly which specialty she wanted. Years later, serving in executive and administrative roles, she watched patients fail to improve in a system built around quick fixes. Medication had a place, but patients and providers both expected a single prescription to resolve everything. That realization led her to open her own concierge practice. It is built on a long-term strategy of nutrition, movement, sleep, community, and support that fits each person's life. Juliet and Dr. Amini also talk about sound as medicine. Dr. Amini, an EDM DJ, explains how she developed a sonic immersion experience, first in a substance use rehab setting and then for the public. She now guides people into deep states of clarity and nervous system calm in 90-minute curated journeys, completely sober. She also shares a simple tool anyone can use: a private playlist of three to five songs to reach for in the car, at the office, or right before a big moment. The conversation turns personal as Juliet opens up about her family's history of anxiety and the tools she relies on today. Dr. Amini reflects on facing the challenges of being a woman in a male-heavy field, and on the confidence she gained in her forties to take her career in her own direction. Together they talk about access to care, the rise of junk science online, and why credentialed voices need the courage to show up publicly. Tune in to Holistic Healing Beyond The Prescription With Dr. Mona Amini and consider what your own whole package of wellness could look like, beyond any single prescription. Dr. Mona Amini is a board-certified psychiatrist serving Arizona and California, known as Not Your Typical Psychiatrist®. After years in both administrative and clinical mental health, she founded Mon'Vie Mind Wellness®. It is a concierge psychiatry practice built on the belief that real care goes beyond the clinical and is tailored to each patient's style, habits, and aspirations. As a DJ and the creator of Give Yourself Permission™, she blends neuroscience, sound, and culture to help people regulate, reconnect, and feel fully themselves. She offers private psychiatry sessions and sonic wellness experiences, reimagining psychiatry for people who don't see themselves in traditional care. Connect with Dr. Mona Amini: Website: https://monaaminimd.com/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/monaaminimd/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/monviemindwellness Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/mona.amini.md TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@notyourtypicalpsych YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@monaaminimd Juliet Peters, founder of Framework Legal, brings a wealth of experience to her legal career. She worked first as a television news journalist and later transitioned into law. She earned her JD Cum Laude from ASU in 1998 and began as a civil litigator specializing in complex commercial disputes. Juliet has also served as Division Chief Counsel for the Child and Family Protection Division of the Attorney General's Office, overseeing a team of 380 lawyers and staff statewide. In her role as Vice President and In-House Counsel for a large Phoenix ice cream franchisor, she collaborated closely with various business departments, including Human Relations, Real Estate, and Marketing, while advising C-suite executives on crisis management and strategic initiatives. Her diverse background gives her a unique perspective on the day-to-day challenges businesses face. Website: https://www.frameworklegal.com/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/juliet-peters/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/juliet.petersmoomey Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jrpetersaz/ https://www.instagram.com/frameworklegalpllc?igsh=ZTQwYm1qNzdva2pn X: https://x.com/frameworklegal
    Mostra di più Mostra meno
    25 min
  • Surviving To Thriving After Breast Cancer with Dr. Beth DuPree
    Oct 6 2026
    A breast cancer diagnosis can become the beginning of a woman's strongest chapter, not just her hardest one. In this episode of Her Table, Her Rules, Juliet Peters is joined by Dr. Beth DuPree MD, FACS, ABOIM, a breast cancer surgeon and medical futurist, for a conversation about earning a seat at the table in a field that once tried to keep her out, and what it actually takes to move a woman from surviving cancer to thriving after it. Dr. Beth DuPree traces her path back to 1987, when the chairman of her surgery department told her the operating room was no place for a woman and suggested she become a pediatrician instead. She set her own terms in response, and built a career on the idea that survivorship has to begin the moment a patient is diagnosed, not after the last treatment ends. That belief shaped decades of work training young surgeons in lifestyle medicine, genetic risk, and the kind of care that treats a person, not just a disease. Juliet and Dr. DuPree talk about what it takes to build the right support system during treatment, from finding a tribe that shows up without demanding an explanation, to cutting loose the energy vampires who leave a person feeling worse. They also get into how a diagnosis can reveal exactly who belongs at someone's table and who does not, and why pruning those relationships is not cruelty. It is what makes room for the ones that matter to keep growing. Dr. DuPree also opens up about her own experience with PTSD later in her career, and how that led her to psilocybin-assisted therapy as a way to heal trauma that pharmaceuticals alone could not reach. She is now bringing that same plant medicine work into cancer care, helping patients process grief and fear that outlasts the physical treatment. She closes with her vision for the next decade of cancer care: survivorship as the number one priority from day one, so every woman's journey becomes a thrivership instead. Tune in to Surviving To Thriving After Breast Cancer With Dr. Beth DuPree and consider who truly belongs at your table, and what it might look like to build your own path toward thriving, not just surviving. Dr. Beth DuPree MD, FACS, ABOIM is a breast cancer surgeon with nearly four decades of experience who built her career on the belief that survivorship must begin at diagnosis, not after treatment ends. She began practicing at a time when the operating room was considered off limits to women, and built her reputation as a surgeon who earned her seat at the table through pure technical skill. Over the course of her career she has trained hundreds of young breast surgeons in lifestyle medicine, genetic risk, and whole-person survivorship care, and has become an advocate for integrating psychedelic-assisted therapy into cancer care to help patients heal the emotional trauma that surgery alone cannot touch. She is the author of two books, with proceeds supporting survivorship services for her patients. Today she continues to practice part time while dedicating much of her work to helping women move from survivorship into what she calls thrivership. Connect with Dr. Beth DuPree: Website: https://www.drbethdupree.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/DrBethDuPree/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/drbethdupree/ X: https://x.com/drbethdupree YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/drbethdupree LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/bethbaughmandupree/ Juliet Peters, founder of Framework Legal, brings a wealth of experience to her legal career. She worked first as a television news journalist and later transitioned into law. She earned her JD Cum Laude from ASU in 1998 and began as a civil litigator specializing in complex commercial disputes. Juliet has also served as Division Chief Counsel for the Child and Family Protection Division of the Attorney General's Office, overseeing a team of 380 lawyers and staff statewide. In her role as Vice President and In-House Counsel for a large Phoenix ice cream franchisor, she collaborated closely with various business departments, including Human Relations, Real Estate, and Marketing, while advising C-suite executives on crisis management and strategic initiatives. Her diverse background gives her a unique perspective on the day-to-day challenges businesses face. Website: https://www.frameworklegal.com/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/juliet-peters/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/juliet.petersmoomey Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jrpetersaz/ https://www.instagram.com/frameworklegalpllc?igsh=ZTQwYm1qNzdva2pn X: https://x.com/frameworklegal
    Mostra di più Mostra meno
    25 min
  • How to Scale Your Business Through Content, Podcasting & Strategic Growth with Tamara Thompson
    Sep 29 2026
    Sixteen years ago, Tamara Thompson was sitting in a jail cell. Today she runs a media agency generating millions and mentors women on building wealth that goes far beyond money. In this episode of Her Table, Her Rules, Juliet Peters is joined by Tamara Thompson, investor, founder, and host of Broadcast Your Authority, for a conversation about scaling a business through wild growth spurts and total silence, why letting go became her most valuable business skill, and how she built a lean, high performing team that runs on trust instead of headcount. Tamara traces her path back to an unhappy career in the fitness industry, a detour through film school, and a first corporate video job that offered her fifteen dollars an hour after she had paid for the degree herself. She negotiated her way to a fair rate, then left that corporate job entirely to start her own production company, betting on a subscription model instead of one off invoices. That bet paid off with a six figure client in year one, and it set the pattern for everything that followed. Growth came in bursts after that. A high level mastermind, funded on a credit card, generated $125,000 in eighty days through brand story trailers. Those trailers led into podcasting, then into stage sales that once brought in over $270,000 in two days, followed by long stretches of silence that taught Tamara how to market consistently instead of chasing one big win at a time. Juliet and Tamara also get into the harder parts of that story. Tamara is sixteen years sober, and she traces her resilience directly back to time spent in and out of jail and on house arrest, an experience she says means nothing in business ever fazes her the same way again. That same mindset shaped her philosophy on letting go, whether that means releasing old trauma or releasing a team member whose skillset does not match the role, and why she now hires fast, fires fast, and uses tools like personality tests and love languages to build a team that actually fits. They talk about how a CMO who sold his own company for $70 million pushed Tamara to downsize her team from 44 people to under 20, bringing in AI to fill the gap, and how that decision sent profit margins climbing instead of falling. Tamara also opens up about learning to pause before responding when she is being direct, and how leading with empathy changed the way her whole team works with clients. The conversation closes on Women Unlocking Wealth, Tamara's passion project built around what she calls the wealth bloom, a view of wealth that includes money, health, spirituality, and time freedom with family, not just a bigger bank account, and why she believes women are especially built for the entrepreneurial life. Tune in to How to Scale Your Business Through Content, Podcasting & Strategic Growth with Tamara Thompson and consider what you might be holding onto that is ready to be released, and what a leaner, more trusted team could do for your own business. Tamara Thompson is an investor, founder, and host of Broadcast Your Authority, a media and podcast production agency she built from the ground up after leaving a corporate career that did not value her contributions. Over more than a decade she has grown the company through subscription based content marketing, live event sales, and strategic paid advertising, scaling revenue into the millions while keeping her team lean and high performing. She is sixteen years sober and credits that journey with the resilience and clarity that now shape every hiring, firing, and growth decision she makes. Through her company and her passion project, Women Unlocking Wealth, she works to help other women build wealth that includes money, health, spirituality, and time freedom, not just a bigger bank account. Today she continues to lead Broadcast Your Authority while mentoring women on scaling their own businesses without losing themselves in the process. Connect with Tamara Thompson: Website: https://broadcastyourauthority.com/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/tamarathompson-serioustakepro/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/tamarathompsonofficial/reels/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/DirectorTamaraT/ TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@tamarathompsonofficial Juliet Peters, founder of Framework Legal, brings a wealth of experience to her legal career. She worked first as a television news journalist and later transitioned into law. She earned her JD Cum Laude from ASU in 1998 and began as a civil litigator specializing in complex commercial disputes. Juliet has also served as Division Chief Counsel for the Child and Family Protection Division of the Attorney General's Office, overseeing a team of 380 lawyers and staff statewide. In her role as Vice President and In-House Counsel for a large Phoenix ice cream franchisor, she collaborated closely with various business departments, including Human Relations, Real Estate, and Marketing, while advising C-suite executives on crisis ...
    Mostra di più Mostra meno
    26 min
  • The Six-Figure Ceiling: What It Really Takes to Scale
    Sep 23 2026

    Only about 4 percent of women owned businesses ever reach six figures, and just 1.8 percent scale past seven. The space in between is where most businesses either find their footing or stall out for good.

    In this episode of Her Table, Her Rules, Juliet Peters breaks down that exact stretch of the journey, the messy middle between six and seven figures, and what actually moves a business through it.

    Juliet traces her own path back to the earliest days of her business, when she made one non-negotiable decision as a business lawyer who is honest about not being a numbers person: pay a bookkeeper for clean financials from day one. She walks through why that early discipline around billing and bookkeeping determines whether the leap to seven figures feels sustainable or chaotic, and why financial process is not optional no matter how small the business still is.

    From there, Juliet gets into the hiring decisions that actually matter. She talks through building a list of the tasks that cost more in time than they are worth, why the first hire is rarely a marketing role, and why a second hire built around a virtual assistant frees up the work only the owner can do. She also unpacks the tension every founder faces while scaling: profit naturally dips during growth seasons, and the businesses that flame out are usually the ones that grew faster than their cash flow could support.

    Juliet closes with the framework she keeps coming back to, people, process, and financial discipline, along with a simple rule she applies to every hire, and one insight she says does not get talked about enough: it is always cheaper to deepen a relationship with an existing client than to chase a new one.

    Tune in to The Six-Figure Ceiling, What It Really Takes to Scale, and take an honest look at where financial discipline, delegation, and client retention already stand in your own business.

    Juliet Peters, founder of Framework Legal, brings a wealth of experience to her legal career. She worked first as a television news journalist and later transitioned into law. She earned her JD Cum Laude from ASU in 1998 and began as a civil litigator specializing in complex commercial disputes. Juliet has also served as Division Chief Counsel for the Child and Family Protection Division of the Attorney General's Office, overseeing a team of 380 lawyers and staff statewide. In her role as Vice President and In-House Counsel for a large Phoenix ice cream franchisor, she collaborated closely with various business departments, including Human Relations, Real Estate, and Marketing, while advising C-suite executives on crisis management and strategic initiatives. Her diverse background gives her a unique perspective on the day-to-day challenges businesses face.

    Website: https://www.frameworklegal.com/
    LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/juliet-peters/
    Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/juliet.petersmoomey
    Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jrpetersaz/
    https://www.instagram.com/frameworklegalpllc?igsh=ZTQwYm1qNzdva2pn
    X: https://x.com/frameworklegal

    Mostra di più Mostra meno
    16 min
  • Releasing Emotional Tension & Redefining Beauty With Cathy Goldstein
    Sep 15 2026

    Some of the biggest shifts in how we age are not physical. They start with releasing what our faces have been holding onto for years.

    In this episode of Her Table, Her Rules, Juliet Peters is joined by Cathy Goldstein, acupuncturist and founder of the Tru Energy Natural Facelift System, for a conversation about functional aesthetics, emotional tension stored in the face, and what it really means to age on your own terms.

    Cathy shares how a battle with Crohn's disease and a near-death recovery introduced her to acupuncture, and how that experience eventually led her to develop a functional approach to aesthetics that treats the muscles, fascia, and emotional patterns held in the face rather than simply freezing or filling them. She explains the science behind facial expression and connection, including how our faces constantly micro-mirror the people around us and why losing that movement can mean losing part of our ability to build trust and show empathy.

    Juliet and Cathy also explore the double standard women face around aging, from the language used to describe a weathered man versus a weathered woman, to the pressure created by a beauty industry built on standards women never set for themselves. Together they make the case for a different kind of standard, one based on being the best version of whatever age you actually are instead of chasing a version of yourself that no longer exists.

    Tune in to Releasing Emotional Tension & Redefining Beauty With Cathy Goldstein and consider what it might look like to release the tension you have been holding on your own face, and build your beauty standards at your own table.

    Cathy Goldstein is a licensed acupuncturist with nearly 40 years of clinical experience and the founder of the Tru Energy Natural Facelift System. After a near-death battle with Crohn's disease led her to acupuncture, she moved into energy medicine and neuroemotional science, studying how the body holds and releases emotion. That work eventually led her into functional aesthetics, a practice built on releasing the muscle tension, fascia restriction, and stored emotion that show up on the face as premature aging. Today she helps women reconnect with their own faces through a natural, at-home protocol built on self-love rather than correction.

    Connect with Cathy Goldstein:
    Website: https://truenergyskincare.com/
    Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/truenergyskincare
    Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/truenergyskincare
    LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/cathy-goldstein-ap/

    Juliet Peters, founder of Framework Legal, brings a wealth of experience to her legal career. She worked first as a television news journalist and later transitioned into law. She earned her JD Cum Laude from ASU in 1998 and began as a civil litigator specializing in complex commercial disputes. Juliet has also served as Division Chief Counsel for the Child and Family Protection Division of the Attorney General's Office, overseeing a team of 380 lawyers and staff statewide. In her role as Vice President and In-House Counsel for a large Phoenix ice cream franchisor, she collaborated closely with various business departments, including Human Relations, Real Estate, and Marketing, while advising C-suite executives on crisis management and strategic initiatives. Her diverse background gives her a unique perspective on the day-to-day challenges businesses face.

    Website: https://www.frameworklegal.com/
    LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/juliet-peters/
    Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/juliet.petersmoomey
    Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jrpetersaz/
    Her Table, Her Rules IG: https://www.instagram.com/hertableherrules/
    X: https://x.com/frameworklegal

    Mostra di più Mostra meno
    27 min
  • Build Your Personal Brand That Stands Out with Jaclyn Romo
    Sep 8 2026

    A strong personal brand is not about chasing fame. It is about making sure the online version of a founder matches the authority she has already earned offline.

    In this episode of Her Table, Her Rules, Juliet Peters welcomes Jaclyn Romo, brand and content strategist, for a conversation about personal branding, visibility, online authority, social media, AI, and why founders can no longer afford to hide behind the business. Jaclyn shares how building a cosmetics brand taught her the power of showing the person behind the product and how that experience led her into helping business owners build stronger personal brands.

    Jaclyn also explains why business owners do not need to act like influencers online. Instead, their content should reflect their credibility, speak directly to their audience, and help the offline version of their authority match what people see online.

    If you're a founder who has been "hiding behind the business" instead of showing up as its authority, this episode will show you how to close that gap.

    Tune in to this episode of Her Table, Her Rules: Build Your Personal Brand That Stands Out with Jaclyn Romo and learn how to make your online presence finally match the authority you've already earned.

    Jaclyn Romo is a Scottsdale-based brand and content strategist who helps founders and industry experts turn their offline credibility into online authority. She got her start in Los Angeles building Jaclyn Taylor Cosmetics from the ground up, generating $100,000 in its first 30 days and going on to work with the Grammys, Cardi B, and Selling Sunset. That experience led her into personal branding, where she's since worked alongside names like Ryan Serhant, Jesse Itzler, Elena Cardone, and Gary Vaynerchuk. Today, Jaclyn is the founder of The Brand Authority Intensive and creator of the Iconic Premium Brand Framework, helping high-performing leaders build personal brands that reflect their actual level of success. In 2025 alone, she worked with 277 clients, conducted 624 brand audits, and supported over eight figures in client results.

    Connect with Jaclyn Romo:

    Website: https://www.jaclynromo.com/

    Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jaclyntromo

    Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/jaclynromo

    Tiktok: https://www.tiktok.com/@jaclyntromo

    Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/@jaclyntromo

    Juliet Peters, founder of Framework Legal, brings a wealth of experience to her legal career. She worked first as a television news journalist and later transitioned into law. She earned her JD Cum Laude from ASU in 1998 and began as a civil litigator specializing in complex commercial disputes. Juliet has also served as Division Chief Counsel for the Child and Family Protection Division of the Attorney General's Office, overseeing a team of 380 lawyers and staff statewide. In her role as Vice President and In-House Counsel for a large Phoenix ice cream franchisor, she collaborated closely with various business departments, including Human Relations, Real Estate, and Marketing, while advising C-suite executives on crisis management and strategic initiatives. Her diverse background gives her a unique perspective on the day-to-day challenges businesses face.

    Website: https://www.frameworklegal.com/

    LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/juliet-peters/

    Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/juliet.petersmoomey

    Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jrpetersaz/

    https://www.instagram.com/frameworklegalpllc?igsh=ZTQwYm1qNzdva2pn

    X: https://x.com/frameworklegal

    Mostra di più Mostra meno
    23 min
  • Crack The Code On Why People Buy with Cheri Tree
    Sep 1 2026

    Sales does not have to feel pushy, manipulative, or disconnected from service.

    In this episode of Her Table, Her Rules, Juliet Peters welcomes Cheri Tree, Author, CEO of Codebreaker Technologies, and Creator of BANK Code, for a practical conversation about sales, influence, buyer behavior, and why people buy. Cheri explains why so many women resist the word sales and how reframing it as influence can make the conversation feel more aligned.

    Cheri also breaks down the B.A.N.K. system, a framework built around Blueprint, Action, Nurturing, and Knowledge. She shares how understanding personality and buying behavior can help business owners communicate more clearly, build trust faster, and create better outcomes for the client and the business.

    If selling has ever felt uncomfortable, this episode is a useful reminder that ethical influence starts with understanding the person on the other side.

    Tune in to Crack The Code On Why People Buy With Cheri Tree and learn how to make sales feel more human, strategic, and aligned.

    Cheri Tree is Founder and CEO of Codebreaker Technologies, the creator of the personality-based sales system B.A.N.K. She is a best-selling author, professional keynote speaker, executive business coach, and sales trainer whose work helps entrepreneurs and professionals understand buying behavior, communicate more effectively, and create better outcomes through personality coding.

    Learn More About Codebreaker Technologies:

    Company: https://codebreakerglobal.com/

    Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/codebreakertech/

    YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@codebreakerglobal/videos

    LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/codebreaker-technologies-inc/

    Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/codebreakertech

    Connect With Cheri Tree:

    Website: https://my.bankcode.com/

    YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@CheriTreeBANK

    Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/CheriTree#

    LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/cheritree/

    Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/cheri.tree/

    Juliet Peters, founder of Framework Legal, brings a wealth of experience to her legal career. She worked first as a television news journalist and later transitioned into law. She earned her JD Cum Laude from ASU in 1998 and began as a civil litigator specializing in complex commercial disputes. Juliet has also served as Division Chief Counsel for the Child and Family Protection Division of the Attorney General's Office, overseeing a team of 380 lawyers and staff statewide. In her role as Vice President and In-House Counsel for a large Phoenix ice cream franchisor, she collaborated closely with various business departments, including Human Relations, Real Estate, and Marketing, while advising C-suite executives on crisis management and strategic initiatives. Her diverse background gives her a unique perspective on the day-to-day challenges businesses face.

    Website: https://www.frameworklegal.com/

    LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/juliet-peters/

    Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/juliet.petersmoomey

    Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jrpetersaz/

    https://www.instagram.com/frameworklegalpllc?igsh=ZTQwYm1qNzdva2pn

    X: https://x.com/frameworklegal

    Mostra di più Mostra meno
    25 min