Leading in the Age of AI: The Human AdvantageThe AI revolution isn’t just changing technology—it’s changing what it means to lead. In this episode, Dr. Alfredo Borodowski joins me to explain why the future of leadership depends on our ability to stay human. We talk about AI-driven anxiety, how to build resilience in uncertain times, and why the most successful companies will be the ones that invest in people, not just technology. Dr. Borodowski also shares his powerful insight on moving from a

What do firefighting, church planting, and handyman work have in common? For Jon Sanders of Dakota Small Jobs, they’re all part of one wild entrepreneurial journey. In this powerful episode, Jon shares: ✅ How he transitioned from full-time firefighter and pastor to starting a booming handyman business ✅ Why so many pastors are thriving in the trades—and what that means for your business ✅ The mindset shift that helped him grow from a solo operator to a 5-person team in under...

They're sleek. They're silent. They're... everywhere? You've seen glimpses of them, but what exactly are these minimalist, faceless robots designed for? Are they the future of domestic help, industrial labor, or something far more complex and unexpected? Viewers are invited to join a deep dive into the enigmatic world of these new-age humanoids, where the video will explore The Design Philosophy, questioning why simplicity is the ultimate sophistication. It will look Beyond the Surface at hidden

This week: OpenAI has moved away from being run as a non-profit.  Felix Salmon, Elizabeth Spiers, and Emily Peck discuss the stated reasons behind the move and what it actually means to be a not-for-profit company. Then, the rates for next year's Affordable Care Act marketplace insurance have come out, and the prices have skyrocketed, reflecting an increase in healthcare costs across the board in the US. The hosts examine the reasons for this depressing trend. And finally, lovers of Maurizio

For over 25 years, Tyson Ray has sat in the same seat many entrepreneurs find themselves in today: running a successful business, serving clients at the highest level, and facing the question of what comes next.As co-founder and CEO of FORM Wealth Advisors, Tyson has led through market cycles, built a multigenerational team, acquired firms, and guided clients through every kind of transition. He spent years focused on everyone else’s future until he realized his own succession plan wasn’t where it

Send us a text Results don’t care about your intention—and that’s exactly why they’re the most honest measure of leadership. We take you from a formative Management By Responsibility moment—shifting from truck mechanic to frontline supervisor—through a practical breakdown of what makes leaders promotable: owning outcomes, communicating so clearly that action becomes inevitable, and developing people who can replace you without missing a beat. We unpack the U.S. Army’s leadership competencies...

In this episode, Darshan Bildikar shares his journey from being an introverted builder to a successful engineering manager. He discusses his early experiences in programming, his transition into management, and his time at Amazon, where he built and led teams. Darshan reflects on her move to a startup environment, the impact of AI on productivity, and the importance of balancing speed and quality in development. He emphasizes the need for human oversight in AI-driven processes and shares insights on

In this episode, Mark Lee is joined by Darren Stralow, CEO of Bellevue Gold, and Dr Mary Stewart, ERM’s Lead Partner for Corporate Sustainability and Climate Change in Australia. Together, they explore Bellevue Gold’s journey to becoming the world’s first net zero gold mine and discuss the evolving role of sustainability in the mining sector. From regulatory shifts and investor expectations to decarbonization strategies, their discussion delves into how Bellevue Gold is navigating industry ch...

In an age where technology keeps us constantly linked yet emotionally apart, connectability has become an essential skill for leaders, teams, and individuals seeking authentic relationships. Business leader and author Fredric Steck shares the principles behind his book Connectability, revealing how empathy, awareness, and genuine presence can transform both personal and professional interactions. Through stories drawn from his decades in finance, philanthropy, and leadership, Fred explores how

Dive into the fascinating career journey of Sue Newman, Senior Director of Human Resources at ATW. Trace her inspiring path, fueled by unique lessons learned as a police officer, to her current role in HR.Discover powerful insights on the importance of communication, building rapport, and the power of presence in both law enforcement and HR. Newman shares her blueprint for navigating gender dynamics, pursuing genuine happiness, and setting personal intentions. This conversation, which also touches

After several years of slowed activity, mergers and acquisitions picked up in the first half of 2025, as disciplined dealmakers reentered the market despite continued uncertainty. In this episode, three McKinsey M&A experts share their recent analysis of global dealmaking, explore the continued outperformance of programmatic acquirers, and weigh in on what the rest of the year’s transactions might look like once the data are finalized. Jake Henry is a senior partner in our Chicago office

The opening voice on a Lyft earnings call is that of Aurelien Nolf, VP, FP&A and Investor Relations at the ride-hailing firm. He holds a dual role managing the 60-person FP&A, finance analysts, and investor team with access to billions of data points looking at the mode, price,drivers, frequency and demand for current offerings– and much-anticipated future services – such as robotaxis.  In August 2025, the company saw an 11% increase in revenue to $1.59 billion for the quarter ended June 30

From Caddie to Champion: How Mindset and Determination Drive Success in Golf and LifeIn this episode, host Larry Weidel sits down with John Nieporte, Director of Golf at Trump International Golf Club, to explore his remarkable journey from caddie to elite golf professional, and the valuable lessons about winning, persistence, and personal development he's learned along the way.

In this deeply reflective episode, David and Suzanne explore a topic rarely named in organizational life — grief at work. They discuss how leaders and teams experience grief during professional transitions such as restructures, layoffs, leadership changes, or the end of major projects. Suzanne invites leaders to see beyond the familiar language of stress and burnout, recognizing that unacknowledged loss often lies beneath.The conversation bridges psychology, leadership, and systems

Healthcare Conflict Management: Insights from the Pandemic and BeyondIn this episode of "It's All Your Fault," host Megan Hunter welcomes Dr. Jeff Stuart, an experienced physician executive and co-founder of RxSolve Conflict, to discuss conflict management in healthcare settings. Their conversation explores how the pandemic transformed healthcare conflicts and what lessons can help improve communication and patient care.Understanding Healthcare Conflict DynamicsDr. Stuart shares insights

For more information, connect with us at ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠cbmrep.com/contact⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠In this episode of Power of the Network, host Tim Locker, VP of Broadband at CBM, sits down with Mike Daffron from EnerSys to unpack the growing world of data centers—how they consume massive amounts of energy, the evolving technology behind backup power, and what it means for the grid. Daffron, a veteran in the energy storage industry, shares firsthand insight into what’s happening inside the modern data

Today we’re exploring the skill that ambitious, anxious brains often resist: self-compassion. You’ll hear attorney Mark Goldstein’s candid story of OCD, depression, panic attacks, and the leave of absence that helped him rebuild a career and a life with support, therapy, mindfulness, and (yes) compassion. Then, Dr. Kristin Neff, pioneer of self-compassion research, teaches practical tools you can use today. We cover how to handle rumination, reframe “perfection” into being a “compassionate mess,”

She flipped the script on modern dating and built a billion dollar global brand.But Whitney Wolfe Herd’s path to success hasn’t been easy. After co-founding Tinder and walking away under difficult circumstances, she founded Bumble, a dating platform where women make the first move. In this refreshingly honest conversation, she opens up about her missteps and lessons, how she’s redefined success, and why an obsessive focus on a bigger mission has made all the difference in her company

For business leaders, the struggle between efficiency and innovation is constant. How do businesses meet their customers’ needs while also developing new and improved products and services? In the article “Why Design Thinking Works” from the September-October 2018 issue of Harvard Business Review, author Jeanne Liedtka of the University of Virginia’s Darden School of Business writes “the structure of design thinking creates a natural flow from research to rollout.” She explains how this clear

Send us a text Join us on this episode of Serious Privacy, as Paul Breitbarth and Ralph O'Brien present the breaking news and hot events in data protection and privacy while Dr. K Royal was out this week. Tune in for a great discussion and catch up! If you have comments or questions, find us on LinkedIn and Instagram @seriousprivacy, and on BlueSky under @seriousprivacy.eu, @europaulb.seriousprivacy.eu, @heartofprivacy.bsky.app and @igrobrien.seriousprivacy.eu, and email podcast@seriouspriva...