Corporate Competitor Podcasts - Page 8 of 27

Guild Chief Product & Technology Officer Rohan Chandran asks: Will you be ready when a momentous opportunity arises?

Don Yaeger July 5, 2024 No Comments

Rohan Chandran is the Chief Product and Technology officer at Guild, an education benefits company that works with large employers like Target, Chipotle, Hilton, and PepsiCo to train their workforces…

Blue Angels Commander Alex Armatas shares how to build your high-trust organization

Don Yaeger June 26, 2024 No Comments

To see the US Navy Blue Angels in diamond formation screaming through the sky—often upside down—is to bear breathtaking witness to alignment at the speed of sound. What spectators don’t…

AmeriLife Executive Brian Peterson says: When you think you have communicated enough, communicate one more time.

Don Yaeger June 24, 2024 No Comments

Leave it to a commuter to compare stepping into a new leadership role to merging onto a freeway. That’s where Brian Peterson’s mind goes when reflecting on his transitions from…

EY CEO Carmine Di Sibio teaches how to develop a mentoring culture

Don Yaeger June 20, 2024 No Comments

You would think that the best way to get ahead at one of the world’s largest accounting firms would be to bring in more revenue, right? Well, if that accounting…

LKQ Corporation Executive Genevieve Dombrowski wants to help you “steal” a victory

Don Yaeger June 11, 2024 No Comments

Genevieve Dombrowski, a human resources executive at LKQ Corporation, has an impressive athletic background. She earned ten varsity letters during high school before playing basketball at Ashland University. Today, she…

Dimensional Fund Advisors Co-CEO Dave Butler says: Take something off your boss’ desk and bring it back better than expected

Don Yaeger June 5, 2024 No Comments

Forty years later, Dimensional Fund Advisors leader Dave Butler can still remember his new basketball coach’s first speech word for word. “My teams do three things,” Coach Lou Campanelli told…

Forbes Books CEO Adam Witty wants you to “die empty.”

Don Yaeger June 5, 2024 No Comments

Adam Witty believes business leaders should write books for the right reasons. To simplify the publishing process for busy executives, he created a done-for-you system that soon caught Forbes’ attention.…

Target CEO Brian Cornell asks: How can you immerse yourself with your team?

Don Yaeger May 28, 2024 No Comments

Also available on Apple and Spotify A lot of executives say they have an open door policy but do little to actually encourage the kind of approachability implied by the…

GuideWell President and CEO Pat Geraghty wants you to “Make it a great day!”

Don Yaeger May 20, 2024 No Comments

On his first day in the office at GuideWell, before he even interviewed the vice presidents who reported to him, Pat Geraghty dropped into the company’s customer service department, put…

Netflix Co-Founder Marc Randolph reveals the four words behind every company policy he created

Don Yaeger May 14, 2024 No Comments

Also available on Apple and Spotify Once, in a high school baseball game, Netflix co-founder Marc Randolph was playing second base. When the ball was hit toward the first baseman,…

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Guild Chief Product & Technology Officer Rohan Chandran asks: Will you be ready when a momentous opportunity arises?

Blue Angels Commander Alex Armatas shares how to build your high-trust organization

AmeriLife Executive Brian Peterson says: When you think you have communicated enough, communicate one more time.

EY CEO Carmine Di Sibio teaches how to develop a mentoring culture

LKQ Corporation Executive Genevieve Dombrowski wants to help you “steal” a victory

Dimensional Fund Advisors Co-CEO Dave Butler says: Take something off your boss’ desk and bring it back better than expected

Forbes Books CEO Adam Witty wants you to “die empty.”

Target CEO Brian Cornell asks: How can you immerse yourself with your team?

GuideWell President and CEO Pat Geraghty wants you to “Make it a great day!”

Netflix Co-Founder Marc Randolph reveals the four words behind every company policy he created

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