The Indispensables

In this episode, I talk with Suneet Bhatt about purpose-driven outsourcing.To learn more about Boldr, visit their website: www.boldrimpact.comYou can also learn more about Suneet's new venture, helping people discover their authentic stories, at: myauthenticstory.com

In this episode, I talk with my old friend Bela Barner about helping lead executive teams through complex, high-stakes decisions.Learn more about Bela's work at the JW Croft Consulting Group website: http://jwccg.com/

In this episode, I talk with Assaf Gal, who is a Crunch Fitness entrepreneur extraordinaire. We talked about helping people learn to help themselves.

In this episode, I talk with Stephanie Ybarra who is an incredible, mission-driven, dramatic arts entrepreneur. She's the Artistic Director for Baltimore Center Stage.Learn more about Baltimore Center Stage at their website: https://www.centerstage.org/

In this episode, I talk with my dear friend Pamela Haag, a renowned scholar, author, and developmental editor for hire.Get Pamela's new book, Revise: The Scholar-Writer’s Essential Guide to Tweaking, Editing, and Perfecting Your Manuscript, on Amazon.

In this episode, I talk with my old friend and client Craig Anderson, who is now CFO of Operation Smile. This is a man who spent decades as CFO of the Henry Jackson Foundation for the Advancement of Military Medicine, serving the interests of military medicine on behalf of the men and women who have served this great country in the Armed Forces.Learn more about Operation Smile at their website: https://www.operationsmile.org/The Henry M. Jackson Foundation for the Advancement of Military Medicine: https://www.hjf.org/

In this episode, I talk with Jennifer Russo. She’s Senior Director of Corporate Communications & HR strategy for the largest employer in Arizona, Banner Health. We talked about authenticity, and communicating amidst so much uncertainty and crisis.

In this episode, I talk with Robyn DeWees, who is a staffing manager for a major defense contractor. We talked about speaking up (even if it’s not necessarily what the other person wants to hear). We talked about developing agile, collaborative teams using the SCRUM framework, and a lot more.

This week, I talked with New York Times columnist, author, and old friend, Ron Lieber, about his book, The Price You Pay for College. And, how he came to be a person of such tremendous influence in his own life.To learn more about Ron's new book, visit: https://ronlieber.com/books/the-price-you-pay-for-college/

In this episode I talk with Trip Tripathy, he’s the head of the CEO advisory practice at Kaufman Rossin. He advises: always be learning, and don’t be afraid to take new opportunities. Follow the path new opportunities lead you down.Learn more about Kaufman Rossin's services at their website: https://kaufmanrossin.com/