The Start, Scale & Succeed Podcast Emotions, Vision, Leadership & Growth with Vanessa Judelman (Stage 4) - Ep. 297
In this empowering episode, Vanessa Judelman shares how you can lead effectively in a fast-paced world by becoming a conscious leader. If you’re struggling with team misalignment, or if you feel frustrated by slowing pace despite growth, you won’t want to miss it.
You will discover:
- Why conscious leadership helps you set the right tone for team alignment
- How to use short coaching meetings to bridge pace gaps with your team
- How a RACI chart ensures strategic execution by clarifying team roles
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Vanessa Thompson is the President of Mosaic People Development, with over 20 years of experience helping organizations build leaders who drive outstanding results. As a speaker, facilitator, certified executive coach, and leadership consultant, Vanessa brings a practical, results-oriented approach to leadership development. She teaches leaders how to transition from "doers" to strategic thinkers. Vanessa empowers leaders with tools and strategies to boost self-awareness, confidence, and teamwork. She has coached leaders at top organizations like Campbell's Soup, The United Nations, HelloFresh, SickKids, and the Bank of Montreal.
Want to learn more about Vanessa Judelman's work at Mosaic People Development? Check out her website at https://www.mosaicpd.com/
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