Yuzi Care CEO, Stephiney Foley Featured on The Space In Between Podcast Discussing Leadership, Motherhood, and Care as Civic Infrastructure

Stephiney Foley, Founder and CEO of Yuzi Care, is featured in a recent episode of The Space In Between, hosted by Leigh Morgan. The episode explores service-driven leadership, motherhood as a catalyst for systems change, and how care can function as a unifying force in polarized times.

In the conversation, Foley reflects on her journey as a West Point graduate, U.S. Army officer, tech leader, proud immigrant, and maternal health founder. Drawing on experiences from military service, leadership in technology, and motherhood, she discusses what leadership looks like under pressure and why mission clarity matters when building systems meant to serve people at their most vulnerable.

The episode examines how caregiving—often treated as private or informal—is, in reality, essential civic infrastructure. Foley and Morgan explore how small, consistent acts of care can restore agency and rebuild trust at home, in workplaces, and across the broader civic fabric. Foley also shares insights from her participation in the Presidential Leadership Scholars program, reflecting on why responsibility, empathy, and love are not abstract ideals but practical leadership tools in an era of declining institutional trust.

Hosted by Morgan, a former COO of the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation and current board member and leadership advisor, The Space In Between features conversations with leaders navigating moments of tension, transition, and complexity. This episode situates maternal health, service, and caregiving as foundational to healthy systems and effective leadership.

The episode, titled “Courage to Build What’s Missing: Motherhood, Service, and Leadership,” is now available on Apple Podcasts

https://spaceinbetweenpodcast.com/courage-to-build-with-stephiney-foley/

https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/courage-to-build-whats-missing-motherhood-service-with/id1775227007?i=1000746070460