Open hearts, elevate minds
Created by Carla Piñeyro Sublett, the co effect is a modern and holistic mind-body-spirit approach to navigating and embracing life and work.
About Carla
On a mission to fix our broken workplaces
I’m an unconventional Fortune 50 executive whose healing journey left me hell-bent on making our workplaces work for the whole human.
“What makes Carla different from other Fortune 50 leaders is that she seems to be able to motivate and inspire people to be their best selves from a place of real depth and connection. To watch Carla in action, speaking or leading others, is to watch an activity that appears to draw from a soul level. There is nothing superficial or transactional about Carla.”
Meredith Kopit Levien
CEO, The New York Times
Executive transformation
Work with me 1:1
I believe in the connectedness and collective power of all people to do incredible things together.
Let’s Go There
Carla meets leaders, innovators, and visionaries from diverse industries to explore uncharted territories of business, leadership, and personal growth.
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marjorie clifton, fearless leadership in a politically divided world and why ‘march matters’
more about marjorie: marjorie clifton is the co-founder of in good company institute, a trusted voice at the intersection of communications, policy, and power. for more than two decades, she has advised leaders across four presidential administrations, helping global corporations and nonprofits navigate crisis and change. she also spent 15 years as a national media commentator, appearing regularly on networks like cnn, fox, nbc, and pbs.
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raw files: nourish
welcome to the “raw files” – short, monday releases capturing carla’s thoughts, reactions, musings, and insights on topics ranging from current events to personal stories and professional obstacles and learnings.
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raw files: stand for something
welcome to the “raw files” – short, monday releases capturing carla’s thoughts, reactions, musings, and insights on topics ranging from current events to personal stories and professional obstacles and learnings.
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