Sabrina Saunders Mosby, President and CEO of Vibrant Pittsburgh, on Culture, Community & Living with Purpose.
SEPTEMBER 2, 2026Success isn't measured only by professional achievements. It's shaped by the culture we build, the people we invest in, and the legacy we leave behind.
“There's always one thing left undone, unsaid, unsettled. And that's the chair that exists in every funeral.”
Greg Weimer sits down with Sabrina Saunders Mosby, President & CEO of Vibrant Pittsburgh, for a thoughtful conversation about leadership, workplace culture, burnout, and what it truly means to live with intention.
Sabrina shares how her journey through government, nonprofit leadership, and economic development has reinforced the importance of creating workplaces where people genuinely want to be. Together, they explore the value of grit, the power of community, balancing ambition with presence, and why the greatest measure of success is the impact we have on others. Along the way, Sabrina reflects on her TED talk, The Joy of Missing Out, the lessons she learned from burnout, and how working alongside her family’s funeral business has transformed her perspective on life and legacy.
In this episode, gain insights on:
- Culture by design: why great workplace cultures are built through trust, purpose, and intentional leadership.
- Grit plus access: how grit, education, and community create opportunities for lasting success.
- Lessons from burnout: what burnout taught Sabrina about boundaries, balance, and being present.
- Pittsburgh's edge: why Pittsburgh's greatest strength is its people and spirit of collaboration.
- Choosing JOMO: how embracing the "joy of missing out" leads to a more meaningful life.
- Legacy in the moments: Why the legacy you leave is shaped by the moments and relationships you prioritize.
Greg Weimer
Chief Executive Officer, Chairman — Confluence Financial Partners
Greg is passionate about helping individuals and families maximize their lives and legacies. His journey began in 1986 as a financial advisor, and he went on to join American Funds Distributors in 1993, where he became senior vice president and served on the Board of Directors.
Greg attended the University of Pittsburgh, where he earned a business degree with a concentration in computer science and mathematics. He serves on the Board of Directors of UPMC Children’s Hospital of Pittsburgh, is Vice Chair of the Children’s Hospital of Pittsburgh Foundation, and is a Knight of the Order of Malta.
He was named Italian Man of the Year by the Pittsburgh Italian Scholarship Fund in 2024 and received the Community Caritas Award from Catholic Charities of the Diocese of Pittsburgh in 2025.
