I will be joined by business leader Steven J. Manning as we dig even deeper into this critical topic. Are we looking at 1984...we will ponder that..and the following topics:• Who's winning the race to control digital identity—and why should business leaders care by 2030? • How do you balance protecting customer data with driving revenue growth? • Are new identity technologies worth the investment, or just expensive distractions? • What's the biggest threat to an executive's professional

Think Lean is just for big factories? Think again. In this episode, Dominic Rubino sits down with Lukas Holland from FastCap — the shop built on culture, systems, and fun. You’ll learn how FastCap built a team where everyone takes ownership — and how that same approach can turn your cabinet or millwork shop into a smooth, calm, profitable operation. What you’ll learn in this episode: How to build a Lean culture (not just Lean tools) Why even cleaning the bathroom is a leadership lesson The real

Roxanne Derhodge engages with Amy Kemp to explore her work and the Habit Finder tool, delving into the science of axiology and the inner workings of the Habit Finder company. They discuss the contrast between systemic and relational thinking in leadership, highlighting the challenges faced when transitioning from a producer to a leader. The conversation emphasizes the tool's application in management and the importance of recognizing diverse leadership styles. Amy shares the value of collaborative

Welcome to The HOP Nerd Podcast with Sam Goodman. Sam Goodman isn't your typical consultant. He's The HOP Nerd—a guide through the ridiculous landscape of organizational culture and workplace safety. Part strategist, part comedic agitator, he uses humor and a deep understanding of Human and Organizational Performance (HOP) to expose the absurdities that hold companies back. He's taught tens of thousands of people and helped hundreds of businesses ditch the corporate theater and start learning for

When Hanna Bauer's publishing business faced a perfect storm of budget cuts, industry disruption, and the ebook revolution, she learned that Six Sigma processes weren't enough. The real transformation required leading with heart. In this raw conversation, Hanna shares the wake-up call that changed everything: a top employee resigning to take a pay cut elsewhere. This crisis revealed the truth about organizational change; you can have all the right processes, but without genuine human connecti...

Think your brand is just a logo and a color palette? Think again. In this episode of Handle the Sh!t, Tanya Wilson is joined by marketing guru and team culture cheerleader, Heidi Hooker, to unpack what your real brand is made of: your people. 💥 Together, they explore how the way your team shows up in the field, online, and in everyday interactions becomes your company’s reputation — and ultimately, your brand. From celebrating staff birthdays to defending one-star reviews with class, this

In this episode, Stephen sits down with Al Ricci, Global Director of Customer Success at Oracle, for a wide-ranging conversation that starts with Canadian Thanksgiving and porchetta — and ends with three decades of hard-earned lessons from the frontlines of construction tech.Al shares how empathy became his most powerful leadership strategy, why sales and customer success must work hand in hand, and what founders often miss when building customer-centric teams. Together, they trace the industry’s

In this episode of the Trustbuilder Podcast, hosts Scott and Brad dive into a couple of difficult questions surrounding the foundation of trust. They tackle the core question: Is trust earned, given, or assumed?The discussion explores the critical role personality plays in how individuals build or withhold trust. The hosts share their insights on how different personality types (Action, Insight, and Connection) can influence trust-building dynamics, offering a specific story of how one person's

In this episode, we unpack an equation from former Navy Seal Brandon Webb that can shape the way you think about building competence as a leader.

Visit thedigitalslicepodcast.com for complete show notes of every podcast episode. Join Brad Friedman and Elizabeth Bieniek as they chat about leadership, good peopling, and the importance of focusing on building relationships. Elizabeth Bieniek is an author, speaker, and consultant focused on "good peopling" as the secret to exceptional execution. As a founder and Fortune 100 innovation and engineering leadership veteran, her expertise lies in challenging assumptions, embracing diverse

Episode 3: Tech Talk, AI—Friend, Foe, or Fancy Buzzword?Join host Payal Patel, CHRO, and co-host Kimberly Brown as they explore the curious world of Artificial Intelligence with guests Ismael Mercado, Catherine Rogers, and Ray Donelly. From busting tech myths to playing “AI or Nah?”, this episode delivers laughs, insights, and a fresh take on how AI fits into everyday life. Produced by Warren Williams. Sponsored by Umbrella IT Solutions

In episode 584 of Lawyerist Podcast, Zack Glaser sits down with longtime legal marketing expert Karin Conroy of Conroy Creative Counsel to talk about the evolution of law firm marketing in the age of artificial intelligence. Karin explains why lawyers shouldn’t fear AI, but should learn to use it strategically. From the “Iron Man vs. Terminator” analogy to practical steps for improving your firm’s marketing funnel, she shares how attorneys can blend technology and human insight to build trust,

Note: This episode was recorded and scheduled for release before the recent announcement that Rosie AI is shutting down.In this episode of the ModSquad series on Financial Modeler’s Corner, host Paul Barnhurst is joined by modeling experts Ian Schnoor and Giles Male to evaluate Rosie AI, a new tool that integrates with both Excel and Google Sheets. Together, they test its capabilities in building financial models, solving complex FP&A tasks, and performing real-world use cases. They push Rosie

Eddie Fishman is a senior research scholar at Columbia University’s Center on Global Energy Policy, adjunct professor of International & Public Affairs, and author of Choke Points: How the Global Economy Became a Weapon of War. A former U.S. State Department strategist, he served on the Secretary of State’s Policy Planning Staff and Foreign Affairs Policy Board, and led Russia/Europe sanctions policy—bringing a rare, in-the-room perspective to how economic power really works. In this co...

In this episode of the Rainmaker Podcast, host Gui Costin speaks with Chase Bower, Senior Vice President and Head of Sales at Harbor Capital Advisors. The conversation explores Chase’s journey from his early days growing up in Philadelphia and playing college football at Dartmouth to his current leadership role in the financial services industry. Chase shares how his experiences on the football field shaped his approach to team building and leadership, emphasizing the importance of collaborat...

I didn’t plan to make a video today. I’d just wrapped a client call, remembered that OpenAI had released Atlas, and decided to record a quick unboxing for my Fireside PM community.I’d heard mixed things—some people raving about it, others underwhelmed—but I made a deliberate choice not to read any reviews beforehand. I wanted to go in blind, the way an actual user would.Within 30 minutes, I had my verdict: Atlas earns a C+.It’s ambitious, it’s fast, and it hints at a radical new way to experience

What if your next promotional product didn’t just get noticed — but built real loyalty?💡 Summary:Swire Ho, co-founder of Garuda Promo and Branding Solutions, joins Adrienne to share how smart businesses turn giveaways into relationship-building tools. Born in Hong Kong and now a Los Angeles entrepreneur, Swire brings a global perspective to branding and promo strategy. From his early years in sound engineering to running a thriving promotional products company, Swire understands that the best

In this episode of People Solve Problems, host Jamie Flinchbaugh speaks with Maureen (Moe) Rinkunas, Director of Insights Membership at Rock Health Advisory. Moe brings over 20 years of experience spanning corporate innovation, venture studios, and advisory leadership at organizations including DuPont, Accenture, Dreamit Ventures, and Redesign Health.Moe opens the conversation by sharing her fundamental belief that everyone possesses problem-solving capabilities, shaped by evolution

Send us a text What if growing older meant growing stronger? That’s the reality Beverly McCarter created after walking into a CrossFit gym at 63. Now 75, she trains six days a week, deadlifts 170, and chases grandkids with the kind of energy that turns errands into adventures. We explore the simple shifts that changed everything: building muscle to take pressure off joints, turning “slow” into a mindset advantage, and using small, repeatable systems to make hydration, protein, and sleep autom...

On episode 54 of the HIPE Leadership Podcast, David and Lindsey discuss Lindsey’s recent social security conference and explain how overall learning experiences, through some discomfort, can lead to bigger achievements in your final expense career and life! Subscribe now and don't miss out on this essential guide to growing as a leader and entrepreneur! Have questions or topics you’d like discussed? Connect with Lindsey and David and your question or