‘Greatness is a Grind,’ And Other Lessons Learned From NY Knicks’ Jeff Van Gundy
In this week's episode of Corporate Competitor Podcast, iHeartMedia Sports President Kevin LeGrett recalls the three leadership qualities shared by great coaches and business leaders alike.
To Survive The Great Resignation, Invest In Your Leaders
Talented people are restless, and that’s a great thing—your business needs ambitious people. But keeping them requires three things that great leaders do well.
Now Or Never: How To Break Out Of Your Innovation Box
Sometimes it takes a crisis to realize that your company's innovation process is not where it should be. One leader shares how she discovered that painful truth, and what she did to fix it.
4 Simple Habits To Not Only Survive A Crisis But To Grow Stronger Because...
"Acceptance" may sound like a weakness rather than a strength, but this and other tools ultimately create the strong foundation needed to weather any storm.
Cannis Is The Right Hand To Build Ford Pro Commercial Business
Ford CEO Jim Farley turns to a trusted lieutenant as the CEO of an enterprise expected to grow to $45 billion by 2025.
WFH Success (Or Failure) Will Depend On Your Answers To These Four Questions
The conventional top-down leadership strategies won’t work, but by inspiring people, empowering their growth and self-determination and holding them to account, results are all but guaranteed.
Three-Time Olympic Medalist: ‘You Can’t Spend Life in Your Gold Medal Moment’
In this edition of our Corporate Competitor Podcast, Elana Meyers Taylor offers powerful lessons about the joy of competing at the highest level while not allowing your wins and losses to define who you are.
How Leaders Should Deliver Bad News
When unwanted but necessary decisions are made, employees not only look for answers— they also look for hope. A smart and prepared leader will provide both.
Beyond Diversity To Inclusion: Find And Eliminate The Real Barriers
A tunnel-vision focus on diversity at the expense of inclusion prevents employees from demonstrating two key behaviors: engagement and authenticity. Three tactics to change that.
First Command CEO Mark Steffe Says: “Throw a Strike!”
In this edition of our Corporate Competitor Podcast, First Command Financial CEO Mark Steffe makes the powerful case for why a slumping little league pitcher and an underperforming employee need the same love from their coach.
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