Show Notes
In this Part 1 of the 2-part episode of the Women in Safety podcast, Alanna sits down with Andy Csontos for a warm and honest chat about the unexpected turns in her health and safety career. From starting out in the field to making the leap into consulting with Veyter, Andy reflects on what flexibility, purpose, and personal resilience have come to mean for her.
She opens up about her experience with breast cancer and how it changed the way she views work, success, and what really matters. The conversation dives into how understanding what drives people can shape safer, more human workplaces, and why meeting people where they’re at—especially in times of change—makes a difference.
Andy shares how consulting has given her room to engage differently, work more creatively, and build a safety culture that supports real life, not just KPIs.
This one’s for anyone rethinking the 9 to 5, or asking, “What does success look like now?”
Listen in and tag a friend who needs to hear this and stay tuned for Part 2!
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