Leader Chat With Jeff Rose

In this episode, Jeff Rose and Carlos R. Moreno delve into the essence of educational leadership, emphasizing empathy, vulnerability, and community connection. They share personal stories and transformative experiences, highlighting the profound impact of love, care, and authentic engagement on students and leaders alike.

This week, Jeff celebrates the recent Cognia/AASA partnership aimed at improving educational leadership by having Dr. Mark Elgart of Cognia and Dr. David Schuler of AASA on the show. They discussed the importance of leadership within the community, building trust, and the necessity for continuous improvement. Mark and David also talk about new skill sets required for future leaders, the need for support systems that adapt to these evolving demands, and the significant role leaders play in shaping education. Throughout, Mark and David also discuss the power and potential of the organizations they lead working together.

In this episode of Leader Chat, Jeff discusses the importance of courage in educational leadership with guests Sheldon Berman and Luvelle Brown. They highlight their new book, 'The Call to Courage.' and explore the challenges faced by school leaders, the need to stand up for values amidst political pressures. Their conversation emphasizes the power of reflection, finding common ground, and the crucial role of courage in creating a positive environment for all students. 

This week, Jeff speaks with Dr. Tony Wagner, a globally recognized voice in education and Senior Research Fellow at the Learning Policy Institute. Jeff and Tony discuss the evolving challenges of educational leadership, the importance of creating an innovative mindset in students, and the pressing need for a shift toward mastery learning.  Tony also explains the importance of learning the essential skills students need for the 21st century, the significance of intrinsic motivation, and the critical role of civic education. You will gain insights into fostering a supportive professional development environment for educators and the potential of leveraging business partnerships to advocate for better accountability systems. This episode is a must-watch for education leaders seeking to reimagine a more effective and inspiring system for today's students.

In this week's episode, Jeff is joined in studio by Marnie Stockman and Nick Coniglio, co-authors of the book 'Lead It Like Lasso'. The discussion covers the unique challenges of leading in the educational sector and the importance of networking, collaboration, and vulnerability in leadership. Marnie and Nick share their journey of transitioning from familiar roles to starting their own company, highlighting the significance of core values, culture, and vision in achieving success. They delve into the concept of connecting and the power of peer groups, emphasizing that nurturing relationships and self-accountability are key components of effective leadership. This episode is great for leaders focusing on personal growth to help ensure that their students become the best version of themselves. Enjoy!

In this episode, Jeff sits down with Dr. Steve Perry, an outspoken and trailblazing educator, to discuss the challenges and solutions surrounding effective school leadership. Explore Dr. Perry's unique approach to education through his Capital Preparatory Schools, which combine rigorous academics with a commitment to social justice. Learn about the trials he faced fighting for systemic changes in education and the importance of having a support network for school leaders. Dr. Perry emphasizes the need for conviction, innovation, and the courage to make bold choices for the betterment of students. Don't miss this inspiring conversation filled with practical insights and a call to action to truly revolutionize the education system.

In this episode, Jeff engages in a dynamic conversation with Hanseul Kang, the Executive Director of the Broad Center at the Yale School of Management. Hanseul shares her journey from being an undocumented immigrant to becoming a prominent educational leader. She discusses her impactful tenure as the District of Columbia State Superintendent of Education and her current role in supporting and developing leaders through the Broad Center's programs. Jeff and Hanseul explore the importance of continuous learning for leaders, the value of gaining perspectives from outside the educational realm, and how systemic strategies can elevate educational outcomes. Hanseul offers insights on managing complexity, building trust, and making impactful decisions. This episode highlights the power of leadership, the importance of community, and the endless possibilities of learning from one another.

On this episode of Leader Chat, Jeff speaks to Dr. Kerry Healey and Vice Admiral Dee Mewbourne about their upcoming leadership course at Princeton. Kerry's experience in the public sector complimented by Dee's experience in the defense sector, brilliantly come together to form a well-rounded approach to modern leadership and management training. Their conversation covers challenges they both experienced over course of their careers, issues they see challenging public leaders today, and how they likely translate well for educators. For leaders looking to invest more in themselves and their own development in order to lead and serve others better, this is a must listen!

On this week’s episode of Leader Chat, Jeff welcomes back the remarkably insightful Scott Mautz to talk about his new book, "The Mentally Strong Leader." Scott's ability to identify and address the challenges leaders face on a broad level is nothing short of masterful. Whether you lead in education, business, or another field, this episode is a must-listen!

Liz Wiseman is a big-time guest! She is a highly sought after leader in both the private and public sectors, and for good reason. Jeff was thrilled she agreed to this Leader Chat, and she delivered. The 'Multiplier Effect' should be embraced by all, and we are so happy to learn and communicate this message.