Sandy on Talent - Insights and Strategies for Leadership Excellence and Talent Optimization

What if you could transform a personal setback into an extraordinary career in collegiate sports? Tracy Smith, the head baseball coach at the University of Michigan, did just that. From his modest beginnings in Kentland, Indiana, to climbing the ranks in university baseball coaching, Tracy's story is one of resilience and strategic thinking. Listen as he shares how a life-changing car accident redirected his path, allowing him to channel his energy into coaching and developing Major League talents

Join us for an engaging conversation with the dynamic Chris Gagnon, CEO of CURVE Test Centers, a Senior Partner at CEO.works, and ex McKinsey alum, who brings a treasure trove of insights and experiences to our latest episode. From his formative years at Dartmouth to his leadership roles in McKinsey and later in private equity, Chris's career journey has been anything but conventional. Explore the unique blend of digital and traditional approaches he has harnessed to drive transformation in

What if there was a moment when everything in your job just clicked into place, and you knew you were exactly where you were meant to be? In this episode, I unravel the magical phenomenon of the "click" – that rare alignment of your skills with the perfect role. I reflect on our best and worst job experiences to pinpoint the elements that make a role truly engaging and fulfilling, enabling you to create value for yourself and your organization.  I break down the anatomy of success into three

Transform your professional life and find a role that aligns perfectly with your unique talents. Let Sandy walk you through the journey of understanding what made your worst job unbearable and what made your best job exceptional. Learn to identify that magical 'click' moment when your skills and role align seamlessly, setting you up for unparalleled success and personal satisfaction. In this episode, I uncover the common blind spots in hiring and job-seeking that often lead to mismatches. Discover