Jen Peccotti, President of Swift Bunny, shares her Leadership Tips from the Top. She talks about her leadership "superpower," offers practical advice for young leaders, and explains her approach to achieving "work-life balance."

Building a support team to help the coordinators is vital for success. Quincy and Katelyn, share that they enjoy putting together. They also give tips on how to select the right team and what functions they can be trained to enhance the service.

Greg Brenneman, Founder, CEO and Chairman of Turnworks, Inc., discusses his book, Right Away & All at Once, and how he has been able to apply five basic steps that allowed him to successfully turn around dozens of companies. These same steps also translate to success in our personal lives.

Every leader goes through challenging seasons during their career. In this episode Chris will discuss principles that will assist any leader to recognize and recover from those tough experiences - whether personally or professionally.

As leaders, we all strive to make the best decisions possible. Yet there are three common enemies that threaten wise decision-making. In this session, Randy shares how Thinking Ahead can help us recognize and overcome these decision-making pitfalls.

Most young leaders are strong on enthusiasm and energy; typically, they are more likely to learn new technologies and are also willing to try new ways of doing things. Todd Harkness discusses several practical areas for young leaders to keep in mind as they develop their leadership.

The secret of caring for your neighbors is being intentionally aware. Kathleen describes the different methods she incorporates to stay informed about the needs in her community. Then she has a strategy to meet those needs. Whether serving in Canada or the USA incorporating a team is a very important part of her success.

It has been said that personal growth is the cornerstone of effective leadership. That may be to the fact that personal growth and leadership are so intertwined. Zach Springer, partner and head of Capital Markets for RPM Living, discusses the importance of the leader and personal growth.

Turning total strangers in an apartment community into neighbors who know and care for one another takes a blend of science and art. Bailey Gibbs shares how she uses data and resident preferences from her four communities to plan events that foster meaningful connections. She also highlights how adding personalized care and kindness is the finishing touch that makes it all come together. It's a winning formula.

Many organizations invest significant time in hiring to fill open positions. However, few dedicate the same effort to cultivating a healthy, high-performing team. Chantel McHenry, Executive Search Consultant, outlines the essential elements needed to ensure your staff is developing in the right direction.

Apartment residents often live in close proximity to many neighbors, yet statistics show that most have no friends within their community. Many are frequently separated from their friends and family. Trina Hinton shares how simple acts of care and kindness can transform neighbors into meaningful friendships.

Every leader will deal with situations where they need to confront a staff member, co-worker, client, or vendor. However, many leaders shy away from these types of conversations. Or they do them very poorly. Ryan shares the value and key elements to handle confrontation in the most effective manner.

The Allens have found that the key to keeping things fresh and exciting when they are hosting multiple monthly events is variety and creativity. They share their strategy which includes “Pet Socials”, “Wine & Smores”, and multiple plant events. This combination keeps their residents raving about the event schedule.

Richard shares his experiences and wisdom. He discusses a handful of key topics such as: the importance of mentoring, his leadership “Superpower”, advice to young leaders, and finding work-life balance.

To go deeper with residents the Slacks use a funnel strategy. At the top of the funnel there are large events where the whole community is invited to attend. The next layer are small intimate events such as walking club or poker night. Then they have a Bible study night where they go deeper still. It is a winning combination.

The Gaskins have a fantastic approach to community engagement! Keeping a diverse and exciting event calendar is key to fostering a strong sense of community. They share tips on how they research and create new experiences for their property. From watercolor painting classes to spa days, from Jazz Bands around the pool to farmers’ markets, their calendar has something for everyone.