Garrett Boorojian and Allison Hill discuss relationship building in a team environment.
Source: Your Job Won’t Love You Back
https://yourjobwontloveyouback.com
“ALLISON HILL
Coming August 2026.
Career Advice for Job Satisfaction and Work-Life Balance
Your job is never going to love you back.
And honestly? That’s great news.
In Your Job Won’t Love You Back, author and executive Allison Hill challenges the modern belief that career success alone can provide identity, fulfillment, purpose, and happiness. Drawing from more than 30 years navigating high-pressure corporate environments while balancing marriage, motherhood, entrepreneurship, and personal growth, Hill offers a refreshingly honest and practical guide for anyone who has ever tied their self-worth to their work.
Through candid stories, humor, heartfelt reflections, and actionable exercises, Hill encourages readers to rethink ambition, redefine success on their own terms, and reconnect with the parts of themselves that exist beyond a job title.
At the center of the book is Allison’s original “North Heart” framework, a practical approach designed to help readers align their lives with what truly matters most.
This is not a book about quitting your job or abandoning ambition. It is a book about building a life that feels whole, grounded, connected, and fully yours.
Key Themes
- redefining success beyond career achievement
- work-life balance and modern burnout
- women, ambition, and identity
- relationships and connection
- motherhood and career reinvention
- self-worth outside of productivity
- leadership and emotional wellness
- finding purpose beyond titles and promotions”
Source: Roark Capital
https://www.roarkcapital.com/ourteam#m23e107_Allison__Hill
“ALLISON HILL
Chief Social Impact and Content Officer
ahill@roarkcapital.com
(404) 591-3325
Allison joined Roark in 2019. Allison currently serves as Chief Social Impact & Content Officer, developing and leading Roark’s initiatives related to diversity and inclusion, philanthropic giving, community service & engagement, as well as creative content. She is also a member of Roark’s Responsible Investment Committee. Prior to joining Roark, Allison served on the Executive Team at Miller’s Ale House as the Vice-President of Marketing. Prior to that, she held global and domestic brand and marketing roles with The Coca-Cola Company and Sprint, as well as developing and launching two start-up concepts in the retail and restaurant industries. Allison received an M.B.A. and a B.S. from Cornell University, where she served a six-year appointed term on the President’s Council of Cornell Women to advance and champion women. She currently serves on the Board of The Michelle McGann Fund, which advocates for diabetic children and Eat Laugh Give, which assists families with food insecurity and related needs.”
Source: WABE-TV
https://www.wabe.org/atlanta-author-allison-hill-debuts-first-childrens-book
“ARTS & CULTURE | BOOKS
Atlanta author Allison Hill debuts first children’s book
City Lights Staff | WABE
June 18th, 2024
“Lolly the Left Out Lobster” cover. (Courtesy of Allison Hill)”