The Path with Ryan Roslansky

Mark Hull, Chief Product Officer of GoodRx, joins Ryan and Daniel Roth to discuss the ins and outs of product management. Topics include understanding customer needs, collaboration, influence and persuasion, emotional intelligence, attracting talent, diverse industries, entering the field, and necessary skills.

Shannon Brayton, CMO of Bessemer Venture Partners, discusses the dynamic world of communications, merging social media and marketing into a cohesive career path. They explore the evolving role of communications, the skills required for success, and the importance of relationships and trust in the field.

Dan Roth, former business journalist turned Editor-In-Chief & VP at LinkedIn, talks with Ryan about pivoting careers with the changing industry. They discuss the value of mentorship, decision making as a leader, and the biggest takeaways from season 1 of The Path podcast.

Harley Finkelstein has been a serial entrepreneur since he started a DJing business in middle school. But he didn’t always know what he wanted to do. He tried the higher education path, and even went to law school. But then he pivoted and pitched himself to a new company called Shopify that would take the e-commerce industry by storm. On this episode, Ryan and Harley talk about the power of being an added value, the loneliness of entrepreneurship and why it’s absolutely critical to have a strong network. Then, networking expert Diana YK Chan shares her top tips for building a personal board of directors, and getting the most from your professional relationships.Follow Ryan, Harley and Diana on LinkedInFor more tips from Diana, check out her LinkedIn Learning Course Nano Tips for Digital NetworkingGet more stories about leader’s zigs and zags by subscribing to The Path newsletter

DreamWorks Pictures co-founder Jeffrey Katzenberg discusses his journey in Hollywood, from successes like Pretty Woman and The Lion King to setbacks and pivots. He shares stories of getting fired from Disney and getting back on his feet. Leadership expert Charlene Li also provides tips on embracing failure and its significance in your career.

Chef José Andrés is most well known as the man who popularized Spanish Tapas in the US. But with 31 restaurants, two Michelin stars and one nonprofit - World Central Kitchen - José is also an entrepreneur and humanitarian. In this episode, José opens up to Ryan about how he grew as a professional, from cooking in the Spanish navy to becoming a restaurant owner. He also shares the humanitarianism that drives him to make a positive social impact in the world. Then, professor and LinkedIn Learning instructor, Nick Martin, shares some frameworks for having more social impact in your work and life.Follow Ryan, Jose Andres Group and Nick on LinkedInFor more tips from Nick, check out his LinkedIn Learning Course Build a Career for Positive Social ImpactGet more stories about leader’s zigs and zags by subscribing to The Path newsletter

Kat Cole, former VP at Hooters, Cinnabon President, COO and President of Focus Brands, and now COO and President of Athletic Greens, talks about reinventing yourself at work, success through an owner's mindset, and taking control of your career narrative. Jodi Glickman shares tips for pitching yourself and creating new opportunities.

Former AT&T executive Cynt Marshall shares her journey from corporate leader to basketball team CEO. Topics include lateral career moves, turning down promotions, leadership principles, and the importance of trust and deep relationships in leadership.

Donna Orender was one of the first women in America to play basketball professionally. But when the women’s league was disbanded in 1981, she had to pivot. Donna talks with Ryan about recovering from this unexpected change, and how she went on to lead golf entertainment at the PGA TOUR before being asked to become the WNBA president. And then author and communication coach Jodi Glickman explains her framework on how to be great on the job and create opportunities for yourself.Follow Ryan, Donna and Jodi on LinkedIn.For more tips from Jodi, check out her LinkedIn Learning course, Make ‘Em Love You at WorkGet more stories about leader’s zigs and zags by subscribing to The Path newsletter: LinkedIn.com/Path

Toto Wolff, F1 legend and Team Principal & CEO of Mercedes-AMG Petronas F1 Team, discusses his transition to finance, the importance of skills over passion, and strategies for identifying and leveraging transferable skills. Communication coach Jodi Glickman shares insights on career progression and self-awareness.