When a top performer leaves, the line often sounds the same: “I just wanted something different.” But the truth is, they probably didn’t see what was possible here. In this episode of The New Manager Playbook, I walk through how one conversation, done right, can be the reason someone stays. We’ll talk about: Why engagement is down (and what that really means for you as a manager)What makes a career conversation different from a performance reviewThe delegation trap: how giving away the right ...

As some businesses prioritize AI investment over graduate programs and hiring, a crucial question emerges: where will the next generation of leaders come from? In this timely episode of The Impact Exchange, host John Frehse sits down with recent graduate and Ankura colleague Cady Finley to unpack the essential role of human connections and advanced skills in career growth. They discuss college lessons, the power of real-world experience, and the opportunities for individuals and businesses t...

We pair advice from a time-management expert shared during a recent PCMA EMEA virtual Meet-Up with recommendations based on research about AI use.Written and read by Michelle Russell, editor in chief at Convene.Read the Article: 8 Ways to Organize Your Workday: https://www.pcma.org/8-ways-organize-workday/Follow Convene:LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/showcase/pcma-convene/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/pcmaconvene/ YouTube: https://youtube.com/@pcmaconvene Medium:

Your Text Comes Straight To Me!Excellence isn’t about perfection it’s about purpose. Veronica shares how to transform everyday tasks into acts of worship and why doing it well matters more than doing it fast.Scriptures: Matthew 5:16This week, do one small thing really well and dedicate it to God.#Matthew516explained#Christian workplace reflection#excellence in small things#faith-based podcast#doing work for GodThe Gospel Doesn't Take PTO. Our new ceramic mug is a bold reminder that your faith

Recorded live at the 2025 ASHHRA Executive Summit in Savannah, host Luke Carignan (sans traveling co-host Bo Brabo) sits down with Jaclyn Thomson, Director of Employee & Labor Relations at Vanderbilt University Medical Center in Nashville, TN. Jaclyn shares her unique journey from psychology and counseling to HR mastery, blending empathy with strategic ER. Amid talent shortages and operational challenges, she offers practical wisdom on investigations, union avoidance, and fostering positi...

Looking for a business model that brings in recurring revenue and builds loyal customers? In this episode of 3 Business Ideas You Can Start Today, TitanBiz explores three creative subscription box ideas—from self-care to snacks to eco-friendly kits—that you can start today with low overhead and big potential.

Sustainable leadership is built on daily habits, not occasional vacations. Nicole and Stacie explore how leaders can recognize burnout early and create rhythms that protect energy and focus. They offer personal stories, practical boundaries, and small shifts that help you keep leading for the long haul.What you’ll take away Early warning signs of burnout and how to respond Daily and weekly practices that sustain energy and creativity Why strategic rest is essential for effective

Send us a text Episode #148: Comfort feels safe, but it quietly taxes our careers and our teams. We take on complacency head-on and show how alignment, clear standards, and better conversations can turn routine finance work into strategic results. From setting the pace as a leader to running meetings that actually remove blockers, we break down the simple habits that keep momentum high without slipping into micromanagement. Walks through a practical framework: define success beyond complianc...

▶︎ #103 | Resilience & Stress Management: How Can I Help My Team as a Leader?Join us for a transformative episode of the Leman Tech Leadership Podcast, hosted by Aleksandra Lemańska. In today’s episode, we delve into the critical aspects of resilience and stress management for leaders in 2026.Are you ready to prioritize your resilience and stress management as a leader? Discover how starting with self-care and resilience-building can set the foundation for creating a supportive work environment

Want to finish the year strong and set your weight loss practice up for a successful new year? In this episode of Bariatric Business Accelerator, Karol Clark shares 5 powerful strategies to help weight loss practitioners and their teams increase revenue, boost patient engagement, and start January with momentum — not burnout.🎯 What you’ll learn in this episode: 1. How to reactivate existing patients and turn them into repeat clients. 2. Creating intentional seasonal promotions that

Mariana Herrero is a leading Mexican environmental lawyer. She holds extensive expertise on wildlife protection, waste regulation and environmental law, integrating insights from projects, litigation and M&A. As the first female partner at her firm, she champions diversity, equity and inclusion, having led the firm’s DE&I Committee and co-founded Abogadas MX to promote women in legal leadership. Mariana is widely recognised by Latin Lawyer and other international publications. She spoke at

What if forgiveness wasn’t about others but about freeing yourself? On today’s Daily Influence, host Gregg-Brooke Koleno, MBA sits down with Dr. Dravon James, transformation specialist, author of Forgiveness: The Pathway to Happiness, and founder of Everyday Peace. From her beginnings on the South Side of Chicago to her remarkable career in healthcare, acting, and personal development, Dr. Dravon shares how forgiveness can transform pain into peace and division into unity. In this episode: • The

In this episode of As the Drum Turns, Jeff and Lora talk about keeping high standards through our company's rapid growth, pushing back against entropy in every aspect of our business, and why decals matter.

If you have to be there for your team to execute — you don’t have a team, you have hostages.And every time you jump in to fix a problem, you might win the moment… but you lose the mission.Because your job as a leader isn’t to solve problems — it’s to build problem solvers.In the team war, capability is the difference between exhaustion and expansion. And my guess is — you’re gonna choose expansion every single time.Inside you’ll learn:Why “fixing everything” is the leadership trap that kills

Send us a text Ep. 99 of the Cyber Law Revolution is live! In this episode, we discuss the importance of a good managed service provider (“MSP”) and how a bad MSP can cripple you. We walk through the different aspects that define both a good and bad MSP. Also, we touch on the recent AWS outage and how we are all dependent on these large cloud-based providers. Keep the questions, calls, comments, etc. coming – 410-917-5189 or spollock@mcdonaldhopkins.com

In this episode of Talent Talks, host Rob Adams sits down with Chris Gagnon, Senior Partner at CEO Works, to explore how precision in talent deployment is becoming a pivotal lever in private equity transformation. Chris explains why so many value creation plans falter—not due to strategy or capital, but because leaders fail to match the right people to the right work. He introduces the concept of aligning work, role, and capability with rigor, moving beyond generic job profiles to truly quantify

Summary In this episode of Ask Christa!, Christa Dhimo addresses a common concern among professionals: lack of career growth if they opt-out of management roles. She emphasizes that career growth is possible without managing people, debunking the myth that management is the only path to advancement. The discussion includes insights on organizational structures, the importance of management skills for individual contributors, and resources for further career development. Christa encourages sel...

In today’s episode:Political labels have always been a danger zone for corporate leaders. Recently, we've seen leaders who have been liberal-leaning in the past turn friendlier to the Trump administration. There are a lot of complicated political and economic calculations that go into those decisions, and nobody has a crystal ball to be able to tell the long-term future of tariffs and other administration policies. CEO Daily Brief is a daily, five-minute podcast for CEOs where we

Abstract: The traditional 9-to-5 workday is experiencing fundamental disruption as workers adopt microshifting—the practice of fragmenting work into flexible, non-contiguous blocks aligned with peak productivity, caregiving demands, and personal wellbeing. Recent data reveal that 65% of office workers seek greater schedule flexibility, while employees demonstrate willingness to sacrifice up to 9% of annual compensation for temporal autonomy (Owl Labs, 2025). This article examines the organizational

The source details a scientific breakthrough in 3D printing that creates metal structures up to twenty times stronger than conventional methods. Developed by scientists at EPFL, the technique addresses a weakness in vat photopolymerization (VP), which typically results in weak, porous metal parts prone to shrinkage. The new method, called "hydrogel infusion," involves first 3D printing a temporary, sacrificial hydrogel lattice which is then repeatedly soaked in metal salts to infuse it with metal