Innovation requires risk and risk requires the safety that only vulnerability can create. In this episode of the TomorrowZone Catalyst Podcast, host Deb Reuben and Jen Croneberger explore the "V" of B.R.A.V.E.: Vulnerability. This isn't about oversharing or being emotional, it's about cultivating the kind of honest leadership that builds psychological safety and fuels true innovation. Jen shares real stories, unexpected strategies, and actionable insights on how leaders can show up differently, especially in times of uncertainty. Whether you're leading a massive tech implementation, navigating digital transformation, or dealing with the daily complexity of modern business, this episode is a timely reminder that courage and connection are essential tools. From AI disruption to shifting workplace culture, today's leaders need more than answers; they need trust. And it starts with showing up, human and real. Jen Croneberger is a trusted voice in human-centered leadership, helping organizations move from outdated control models to connection-driven performance. A four-time TEDx speaker and founder of The HUMAN Leadership Institute, Jen combines science, strategy, and heart to drive meaningful cultural transformation. Her insights stem from two decades of work with professional athletes, Fortune 500 companies, and federal agencies, including Nike and the U.S. Department of Defense. With advanced studies in Sports Psychology, leadership certifications from Harvard and Cornell, and a role on the Forbes Coaches Council, Jen's influence is both deep and wide. Her forthcoming book, Meet Them Where They Are, introduces the B.R.A.V.E. Human Leadership® model – a practical roadmap to build cultures of Belonging, Resilience, Authenticity, Vulnerability, and Empathy. Connect with Us: Jen Croneberger | LinkedIn The HUMAN Leadership Institute Deborah Reuben | LinkedIn TomorrowZone